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jetman88
17th Aug 2014, 07:52
Can anyone kindly let me know the postal address of the flight crew recruitment department at CX?

Who is the current pilots recruitment manager and any direct email address to him or her?

Thank you.

ACMS
17th Aug 2014, 08:06
Oh no........another one.......

I'll just get my tin hat....:sad:

Arfur Dent
17th Aug 2014, 08:26
You look like the perfect recruit for the 'Best Airline in the World'.
With all the resources of the Interweb at your disposal, you choose to ask for the postal address of your future employer on Pprune!
Anyway - here we go :-

Cathay Pacific Airways
Janitor Recruitment Department
Hong Kong Airport
Hong Kong

Good luck - special attention required on the 3rd Floor. Bad smells coming from up there.:mad:

Captain Dart
17th Aug 2014, 08:41
[email protected]

If no response, try [email protected]

Just Do It
17th Aug 2014, 09:10
Can I ask why you haven't thought about joining VETA? Its a great Airline! Totally recommend it. I'm not sure who manages it or where it is actually based. Can't help you with any contacts I'm afraid but if you would like to join us you could fire of an email to the French Police and ask them for an information pack.:ok:

broadband circuit
17th Aug 2014, 13:59
Another option to consider young chap is ASL.

Back door entry to a Cathay jet job, circumventing pesky seniority.

Just Do It
17th Aug 2014, 14:25
Oh sh1t! ........ INCOMING

SOPS
17th Aug 2014, 14:53
How about...idontreallygetit.com....because I stupid

CodyBlade
17th Aug 2014, 15:35
They don't use 'postal' address anymore. No more Snails to deliver anymore lah..

This is the 21 century.

Yonosoy Marinero
17th Aug 2014, 15:55
Before you send the pigeon:

How tall are you?
Can you fit in a maid's room?
How much do you value your dignity?
Can you survive on a diet of noodle soup and airline catering?
Is McDonalds really not hiring where you live?
On a scale of 1 to 10, how much do you prefer your employer to hate and despise you?
Do you have any solid experience in bedmaking in confined spaces?
Are you adept at balancing your basic survival needs, the necessity for some days off and the respect from your colleagues, assuming all are mutually exclusive?

:}

spannersatcx
17th Aug 2014, 17:24
second officer cruise pilot recruitment page (http://www.cathaypacific.com/cx/en_HK/about-us/careers/jobs-in-the-air/pilots.html)

pilotchute
17th Aug 2014, 22:27
At stage one of testing your hair will be checked for a minimum amount of "spikeyness". If successful at stage one you will then have a practice photo shoot to see if you can be used in "promotional" material.

There is also a recent change stating that you must have participated in at least 3 "flash mobs" in the last 12 months.

CISTRS
18th Aug 2014, 02:26
Please dress suitably for the initial assessment interview.

Suitable attire:

http://i1227.photobucket.com/albums/ee422/pimlican/PILOT.jpg

Good luck.

superfrozo
18th Aug 2014, 02:33
This is the greatest. PPRuNe. Thread. EVER!

Just Do It
18th Aug 2014, 03:36
When ordering the above uniform please remember to select long sleeves if you are aspiring for a London Base, the colour orange for Paris and sleeveless for an Australian base.:cool:

stevieboy330
18th Aug 2014, 04:33
Did you know that most new SO's have to subsidise their rent by as much as half? After rent & tax you will have little more than $400AUD a week to live on. That's just over $50 a day to cover your food, insurance, domestic / household bills, travel costs, health cover, internet / TV, & social life. That's assuming you have no kids, no wife, no car, no hobbies, don't drink & never have a holiday.

You will NEVER own your own place in HK & the hours you accumulate as an SO are totally worthless at any other airline in the world.

I hate to say it but joining CX these days really is a terrible option for anyone! Buy working 40hrs a week at McDonalds with a half day on the weekends will get paid more, plus you can generally eat the time expired food when you are hungry. You still get to wear a uniform & a hat, but they are just a different colour. As a bonus, McDonalds wont put you in the sim every three months !

betpump5
18th Aug 2014, 12:12
400 aus a week is roughly 3000HKD or 12000HKD a month. A second year SO including HKPA brings in circa 55K a month gross. Something tells me that Rent and Tax does not come to 43K per month- the SOs I fly with constantly travel on their 18-20 days off per month and seem to be spending 2-4K a weekend in lkf.

But why let Facts get in the way of putting people off from joining CX.

XFR8
18th Aug 2014, 14:34
Discouraging honest people from joining CX is a public service and is to be encouraged.
Jet man, no matter how desperate you are, do not even think for a nano second about applying, you will regret it for the rest of your life.

Race to the bottom
18th Aug 2014, 14:59
XFR8 is so right!

Don't do it, you will regret it for the rest of your life and don't think for one minute that the contract you are signing will not degrade any further. If you think you can make the sums work now, fine, work on a 20% reduction on income in 10 years time and then compare that to inflation. My Mrs is working the corner of Nathen and Waterloo while the kids have got them selves a part time job packing fireworks.

Pulling together as a family we seem to survive. If you haven't got a family to put to work you are off your rocker!

Best of Luck!

crwkunt roll
19th Aug 2014, 05:02
Not at all.....You can sign up for your entitlements, and then immediately attempt to get on the AOA GC to demand more at the expense of others! The word "increase" does not exist in the company dictionary, unless you look at it upside down.

RTTB..... She works in Watson's???

Arfur Dent
19th Aug 2014, 05:28
Once again - All these new 'contracts' are dreamt up by people on multi- million dollar packages including education allowance and $HK100,000 per month housing allowance that's probably paying off the mortgage on their third house! Don't be fooled into thinking you will EVER be able to buy yourself a car in HK, let alone a house!
Bonus, money, status, ego, money, bonus, self - is all these 3rd and 9th floor people are bothered about. Not you, not your family or anyone's welfare except their own.
Stay away - please. ( I know you won't but please don't say you haven't been warned.) Best Airline in the World 2014?? That will have cost money - believe me.:mad:

8driver
20th Aug 2014, 03:27
C'mon now, nobody told him about our Good Faith Bargaining Agreement and the big pay rise we have coming.

BugSmashr
24th Aug 2014, 09:25
No one has mentioned the degradation to the COS from day 1 when new joiners are forced to sign an agreement to PAX on frighters.

cxorcist
24th Aug 2014, 14:54
That should be your first clue. CX offer this contract, CoS08, but don't like some of what is in it. So you have to sign that away to take the job, in this case PX on the freighter. When I joined, I was told to sign such that I might have to fly the freighter "from time to time" even on passenger terms. All these little take backs are indicative of what you can expect your whole career, a company that continuously erodes your contract both overtly and via inflation. It really is a dog's breakfast in CX these days. Those of you telling yourselves otherwise are lying just to feel better.