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RoyHudd
26th Jul 2010, 19:47
Any information on new hire requirements for El Al? (ICAO licenses suitable?)
Keep the politics and rants off this thread. Sultan has taken a few days rest.
EGGW
dustyprops
27th Jul 2010, 08:37
Roy Hudd, you must've been pissed when you posted that, surely.:ugh:
slimy
27th Jul 2010, 10:44
Thank you EGGW:8
RoyHudd
27th Jul 2010, 15:19
Thanks D3G. Worth a try. I believe they are a great airline, all in all. Looks like Boeing is favoured though.
No_Speed_Restriction
29th Jul 2010, 05:07
Roy, are you fluent in Hebrew? If not, then its a no-go!
ilndflyers
29th Jul 2010, 16:22
Thanks EGGW for removing the vile comments previously on the site. One love.
WELCO
29th Jul 2010, 20:10
As an endnote: if you studied or speak arabic with relative fluency, you will pick up basic hebrew within a few days. Given a few good months of practice (4-8), living in TLV, you will be fluent.
It is absolutely surprising at every turn how these two languages are at root, exactly the same!
This is not accurate at all..! Some of the words are similar, others sound like being similar, but it's not possible at all to learn hebrew on the basis of arabic! Completely non-sense!
WELCO
30th Jul 2010, 20:07
Cheers EGGW
No_Speed_Restriction
1st Aug 2010, 06:59
2 completely different/separate alphabets (arabic and hebrew). If you lived in Israel (as I do) and learned Hebrew non-stop for 6 months with an extra 6 months of "on the street" tweaking then you would reach an intermediate level.
By the way, are you in possession of an Israeli ALTP?
Arturo Lan
2nd Aug 2010, 06:13
I have lived in Israel, I was thinking about flying there. Any info on El Al, Arkia or Israir hiring minimums?
I do speak fluent hebrew :)