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kikina
29th May 2008, 08:48
Hello guys does anyone have good infos about the launch of Air Arabia in Morocco? Please share your comments ?

320windrider
29th May 2008, 10:25
looks like it will take at least another couple of months..we will wait and see what happens ,,anyone has any info on rabat airport..

newscaster
30th May 2008, 14:49
Is their Asian subsidiary fly Yeti the former Yeti Airlines rebranded?

320 star
6th Jun 2008, 10:08
It seems they will start in October and it will be in Casablanca and not Rabat

KIAS
11th Mar 2009, 21:39
Good day folks,

Anyone with an update on Air Arabia Maroc ?

I see the "Career" section of the Air Arabia website now includes a Moroccan section. Looking to fill just about any possible position required to run an airline, including 320 Captains and FOs.

Any recent info appreciated...

Cheers and good luck to all ! :ok:

robert3791
14th Mar 2009, 10:25
:ok: PM me for infos

robert3791
14th Mar 2009, 12:46
Hello to all of you ,

check your PM's ,i already did send the infos.

glad to help any of you
good luck:ok:

PHAROH
14th Mar 2009, 16:23
hey Robert,
any figures ?

robert3791
14th Mar 2009, 19:37
its already in your box :ok:

PHAROH
15th Mar 2009, 07:05
Robert,
1-let me know if you have details on the package, housing allowence,salary,.....etc
2-Who do you refer to when you say "WE" ?
cheers

robert3791
15th Mar 2009, 08:21
check your PM:ok:

Dopi320
15th Mar 2009, 10:21
Hi Robert,

Would be interested also,

many Thks,:ok:

Rock&Go
15th Mar 2009, 10:31
Hello Robert,

Would you be so kind to send me the info as well? I applied through the website (FO position) a couple of weeks ago but no further contact yet.

Many thanks in advance!

Cheers

giangi
15th Mar 2009, 11:19
the same for me.

thanks robert

haunted dog
15th Mar 2009, 12:13
Hi Robert,
I would be interested, too. FO and CPT position. Thanks in advance

fractional
15th Mar 2009, 12:56
I hope they are as successful as they are here and make it as an alternative to the all lot flying already from/to Morocco.
Will they beat the charter operators?

andorra2004
15th Mar 2009, 14:34
Robert, I would be interested too. Thank you in advance.

wonderdog
19th Mar 2009, 03:31
me too robert for info, thanks, do you have any for the ground positons too, have N. African friends in Paris interested.

sandfrog
19th Mar 2009, 04:01
Euhh Sorry but same here! thx

RandyBMC
19th Mar 2009, 04:11
Robert,

I am afraid you may have opened a can of worms! I would love to have any information you can forward as well.

Thanks in advance!
Randy

julietmikepapa
19th Mar 2009, 04:11
Hi Robert - I also would much appreciate this information. Thank you very much.

sipi
19th Mar 2009, 07:54
Many of us are interested of this position.
Instead of one by one, Why we don´t share it right here?

Thanks boys:D

wonderdog
20th Mar 2009, 04:21
Thanks Robert,

Much appreciated.

wonderdog

zeluis
20th Mar 2009, 14:00
Hi Robert, if you don't mind can you PM me the Captain conditions for AA moroc.

Many thanks!:ok:

a-b212
20th Mar 2009, 14:50
i would really apreciat the info aswell for captain and fo much apreciated .thanks

Macau
21st Mar 2009, 05:25
Can somebody send it to me please, not to bother Robert
thanks

wingmaaan
22nd Mar 2009, 13:06
Robert,

can you send me some info´s on my PM too,thanks buddy:D

astronaute
22nd Mar 2009, 18:35
Just post the T&C on here ! :hmm:

vtbs
24th Mar 2009, 07:51
Hy Robert
Could you please share some info on the F/O conditions for the Marocco hub.(PM me)
Cheers

wingmaaan
25th Mar 2009, 09:41
thanks for the pm robert...
now that everyone has received roberts message, what exactely does it tell me?
did anyone get an invitation for may? what will the selection be like?

robert3791
25th Mar 2009, 10:20
If you send your CV ,the captain ,whose e-mail adress is shown below will send everyone the link to the questionnaire.( i guess) .For the rest ,please note , i have nothing to do with this deal,i am only a fellow pilot who got an info and want to share it with all of you.
I have absolutely no idea what will be next,sorry.

happy landings everyone:ok:

Reepicheep
15th Apr 2009, 22:34
What's the story? Nothing new @ the airarabia.com careers section.

necessity
16th Apr 2009, 19:52
Robert, I would be interested too. Thank you in advance. :ok:

Reepicheep
21st Apr 2009, 02:07
The airarabia.com website now has some T & C's posted for the Morocco operation.

Big Footer
26th Apr 2009, 20:51
Robert check that out :confused:

http://www.ifalpa.org/downloads/Level1/Recruitment%20Bans/08IND053%20Request%20for%20Mutual%20Assistance%20-%20Morocco.pdf

Eyes of Truth
27th Apr 2009, 18:10
Big Footer.....Small Brain.

What does Royal Air Maroc or even it's low cost arm Atlas Blue have to do with Air Arabia Maroc precisely?

Big Footer
30th Apr 2009, 08:16
Eyes of Truth (http://www.pprune.org/members/280860-eyes-of-truth) ,
if those are the only two (major) airlines it shows where the union stands from expats hiring generally.
big ..... brains:8

kuksinhyd
16th May 2009, 11:09
Hi Robert,
can u PM me the info too
thanks

tripleng
16th Sep 2009, 13:40
Goodafternoon,
I've been called for interview in october, any help regarding interview, t&c, living and housing in Casa, transportation, roster and so on will be really appreciated.

Many tks.

Leboeuf
16th Sep 2009, 20:21
Sorry mate, may I ask you when did you apply ?

tripleng
17th Sep 2009, 07:46
No problem, I've applied in August.

Lost in Casablanca
29th Sep 2009, 14:39
Hi falks,
I'll try to make the most correct pitcure of the situation of this new low cost because, as we well know, the right decisions are made upon correct informations.
Airarabia M. is owned by 49% of Airarabia Sharjah UAE and a 51% of moroccan investors more or less, and it's totally controlled by A.S: logo, training, manuals, philosophy etc... BUT there are substantial differences beetween the two contracts; that's why in Sharja everybody is happy and in Casablanca every body is pist off.
To make the things easier and as much as fare as possible I will enoumerate bad a good things:


BAD:

Casablanca is a messy, dirty, pollutioned and very expensive growing city. You can find a nice accomodation for about 1000-1500€ a month in down town but in rush hours you 'll spend more than 1 hour and half by car to get to airport. There is another place called Mohamedia wich is nice during summer but totally deserted during winter and it's pretty far away.
Transportations are a big problem: by law you are allowed to take your car in the country only for a maximum of 6 months if you don't have a residency and if you do have it only for 3 months, so you can choose: a) rent a car 550€ monthly. b) take your car for 6 months if you dont get residency, but if you don't get residency you cannot open a bank account and if you don't have a bank account
you will be paid only with a local currency ( dirham)check s and you will not have the chance to convert in €.....unless you take advantage of the black market. c) forget to immatriculate your car in Morocco. d) buy a new one. e) take the train. f) take a taxi.
3)The rosters are the biggest issue; They could be easyly made to let the pilots to commute but they don't really won't you to commute.( don't know why....) Till now you can expect 3-4-5 days on, 2 days off, 3-4-5 days on , 1 sby, 1 off, 2 days on, 1 blank (no off, no sby, no duty, just nothing! but they can call you the day before to make you fly) 3 days on, 4 days off ( if you are lucky) and so on. And the rosters especially in Casablanca effect drastically your life and your money.

No transportation allowance
No house allowance (in Sharjah yes)
No school fee allowance (in Sharjah yes)
No licence insurance (in Sharjah yes)
No medical insurance (in Sharjah yes)
No credit hours: night flight hours paid; and they make a big difference on your salary(in Sharjah yes)


As I said we are paid in Dhiram ( there will be no way that we will be paid in € ever....I think)
They will start to paid you only when you receive the validation from the authority, that means not on the date you have on the pre-contract; you will doing all ground courses, simulators training and checking without being paid. All takes 1 month and half more or less.
No free tickets for crew on the own network,( execpted those mentioned on the contract) only stby: 30-35€ each for leg.. No extra crew as well!
You have to take your contract with you and go in a governamental office and stamp it and legalize it otherwise you will be working without a valid contract. Speaking arab or at least french helps a bit.
At the moment there are not JAA TRI/TRE so you have to renew your license at your own.

GOOD:
1) The planes are very new .
2) They pay you the hotel and food when you are doing the simulators ( I know that should not be put in the GOOD section because it should be normal, since you are not even paid, but...)

That's exactly what happened in Sharjah when they started few years ago and the things improved when the pilots started to left the company; if the situation seems a little bit mess up and you need more infos about, don't ask Airarabia Sharjah pilots but Airarabia Morocco pilots......no....that is not true: ask them as well because they already now how it is in Casablanca and that is why nobody from there wants to work here.
Do you think it's possible to move from Airarabia.M to Airarabia.S? No...unless you resigned and you do the screening in Sharjah.


Think about it and take care.


P.S. Don't forget to ask about Atlas Airport Hotel.......

gipsy moth
30th Sep 2009, 07:09
Hi! Where did you get that everybody is happy in Sharjah???? I can tell you that is not right at all, although some guys don't share my and others opinions, I can't tell you that a lot is going on here and is hard to imagine something worst training and roster wise... As I see roster is about the same crap, at list I see you can't get once in a while for days off in a row, here with some begging you can get 3. Training and the rest, just read.... Unles you are jobless or you feel you'll be sacked at any time I wouldn't advise any body to come, although you may start having the same feeling again at anytime.

http://www.pprune.org/middle-east/118037-air-arabia-all-you-need-know-about-threads-merged-30.html

Al gentle
28th Oct 2009, 02:21
Hello Lost in Casablanca,

I do agree about what you've stated regarding Casablanca, however, I'd like to know if you are working for AA Maroc? If so, do you have any idea if they are hiring low hours pilots, I hold a JAA CPL IR ME 378TT + A320 TR.

I did apply online but in vain!

I live in Casablanca so let me know if you need any help,

Thanking you in advance

AirSDF
4th May 2010, 18:09
Hi guys what news in Casa??
Does it look like it is better than what we can read about Sharja OPS??

Anyone flying there on the forum??
PM me please!

Safe flights to all

bahja77
17th May 2010, 17:32
is it true that AAM looking for moroccan pilots? do they hire low timers?
in my case: a lowtimer moroccan born and raised in Europe. who would love to go back to morocco.
i would like to get in contact with AAM pilots in Morocco.

300Hp
12th Dec 2010, 09:32
to make people happy...

they now offering a Off shore contract! so YOU pay the tax your own!
:ugh::ugh::ugh::ugh::ugh::ugh::ugh:

CRUIZE
12th Dec 2010, 19:16
Where is capt a almulla? please pm me thanks

gopher121
16th Dec 2010, 09:00
Any news about the recruitment? do they hire non type rated pilots with 1500hr on turboprop?
Thanks

Wasp7320
2nd Sep 2011, 15:35
Hi Guy's;

Looking for any recent update about AirArabia Morocco.

Current situation / pilot satisfaction.
DEC Recruitment. (10.000 hrs TT / 6.000 on type).
T&C's / salary package / taxes issue.
Roster. Part-time. (1 week on - 1 week off / 1 month on - 1 month off).

Contact number or @mail adress.
Application on their website for months, but no reply.

In advance Many Thanks.

Safe flights & happy landings.
Le cap & le moral, du rhum & du Havane.