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I'mbatman
14th Jan 2008, 17:50
Can anyone tell me some airlines that hire zero-time cadets and train them ab-initio style?
MidgetBoy
15th Jan 2008, 00:39
http://www.flighttrainingadelaide.com/about/corporate-client/
That's a link to the company that does cadet training for many airlines that have a cadet program. There is also Singapore Airlines that offers cadet programs too.
thornycactus
16th Jan 2008, 16:26
Can anyone tell me some airlines that hire zero-time cadets and train them ab-initio style?
The only airline in the whole world that I know of is SIA (Singapore International Airlines), which they train foreign cadets to right-hand-seat!
Believe it or not, SIA is the "only" airline that hires and trains foreign pilots rather than their own citizens! :ugh:
Left Wing
17th Jan 2008, 02:22
its not just SIA, its the same story with Tiger & Jet Star :ugh:
name of user
17th Jan 2008, 05:17
Originally Posted by thornycactus
Believe it or not, SIA is the "only" airline that hires and trains foreign pilots rather than their own citizens!
I beg to differ. They hire and train Singaporeans as well.
Or perhaps I just don't get your sarcasm.:confused:
MidgetBoy
19th Jan 2008, 06:41
Don't you need a permanent resident status to apply for SIA's CPP...
perhaps they think the westerners have more of the brains compared to the asians :)
babyboeing400
20th Jan 2008, 10:36
kefz,they hire foreign cadets who come from Malaysia,Hong Kong,and India,as far as i know,they do not train westerners ab-initio style for right hand seat on their jets..get your facts right first before you say anything that might offend people.
chill out... dont get so emotional babyboeing... just another typical singaporean... oh well.. .
punkalouver
20th Jan 2008, 13:17
Looking at the type of country that has been built in Singapore overall, I would say that there is no shortage of brainpower.
malaysiacadet
20th Jan 2008, 15:29
kefzperhaps they think the westerners have more of the brains compared to the asianssorry mate, but you are not only targetting singaporeans, from your message, you targeted the Asians. I have to agree with babyboeing400, and i think as a professional flight crew, those words shouldn't come from you. Tonight, before you go to bed, think again bout what u said.
mata7
23rd Jan 2008, 21:22
hi thornycactus,
---------------The only airline in the whole world that I know of is SIA (Singapore International Airlines), which they train foreign cadets to right-hand-seat!
Believe it or not, SIA is the "only" airline that hires and trains foreign pilots rather than their own citizens! :ugh:----------------
you mentioned earlier that SIA is the only airline training foreign cadets. is that still the case? i dont see it on their site anymore. i am an indian pilot finishing up his faa cpl by month end and am on the job hunt. any help would be appreciated. noob here to the forums!
-roh
thornycactus
24th Jan 2008, 17:43
you mentioned earlier that SIA is the only airline training foreign cadets. is that still the case? i dont see it on their site anymore. i am an indian pilot finishing up his faa cpl by month end and am on the job hunt. any help would be appreciated. noob here to the forums!-roh
Yes. SIA still does pilot recruitment in India. When it first started, the Indian Nationals were surprised. :eek:
Recruitment may be found in local India's newspaper and not in the website. One thing for sure, lots of Indians (from India) got into SIA!
mata7
26th Jan 2008, 22:37
thanks thornycactus. i had no idea that was the case. im heading back there early feb and will get on it asap. thanks! im assuming its a similar scene with jetstar and tiger. or not. but i get that the websites are not always the only places to look. thank you for the help!
Eric Y
29th Jan 2008, 21:18
Cathay Pacific will be hiring all year long, and Dragon Air also hiring CPP now until March. But you need to be HK resident in order to apply.