Flex Jet Europe

[arrowcapitan]

wow they are asking for 2500 hrs and if you passed your exams first time ......

[Chief Willy]

Originally Posted by arrowcapitan

wow they are asking for 2500 hrs and if you passed your exams first time ......

Its an employers’ market! There is a good correlation between those who fail exams and then end up having issues in training so I can see the logic.

[Cubjockey]

Hi Chaps, can anyone shed some light on why they insist on an EASA licence when their fleet is planned to be G-reg?

[Winged Lion]

The ad is gone now. And so far no news from their side. Fingers crossed.

[Klimax]

Originally Posted by Cubjockey

Hi Chaps, can anyone shed some light on why they insist on an EASA licence when their fleet is planned to be G-reg?

Why wouldn’t they assure max flexibility, and being an European operation, by having flight crew with EASA licenses.

[pilot dude]

Originally Posted by Cubjockey

Hi Chaps, can anyone shed some light on why they insist on an EASA licence when their fleet is planned to be G-reg?

Why would they base their operation only on G-Reg if it gives problems all inside the EU

[Aso]

when their fleet is planned to be G-reg?

They already own a European AOC in Italy dont they?

[chief]

Anyone heard anything yet from Flexjet just yet? I've heard some people have already been called for an online interview already....

[Winged Lion]

Not yet from my side. Are the one's being called friends of yours? What is their experience? Airline/Private?

[Winged Lion]

Thanks and good luck to you too Giuff.

Here is some info I found:

United Kingdom Registered:
FLEXJET OPERATIONS LTD IGA Embraer E550 GFTFX
FLEXJET OPERATIONS LTD IGA Embraer E550 GFHFX
FLEXJET OPERATIONS LTD IGA Embraer E550 GFLFX

Nothing found for The Netherlands nor Italy under "Flexjet Operations".
Same for "Flairjet Limited".

United Kingdom registered:
FLAIRJET LIMITED FLJ Embraer E550 GFXFX
FLAIRJET LIMITED FLJ Embraer E550 GMRFX
FLAIRJET LIMITED FLJ Embraer E550 GMSFX

Let's see what they are planning for the future.

[Falcondriver9]

I applied a week ago and nothing yet. Main thing is to have done the best you can and then wait and see. I wouldn't stress it too much as the outcome is in thier hands anyway so why worry about it.

[Falcondriver9]

I applied a week ago and nothing yet. Main thing is to have done the best you can and then wait and see. I wouldn't stress it too much as the outcome is in thier hands anyway so why worry about it.

[Giuff]

Originally Posted by Lion with Wings

Thanks and good luck to you too Giuff.

Here is some info I found:

United Kingdom Registered:
FLEXJET OPERATIONS LTD IGA Embraer E550 GFTFX
FLEXJET OPERATIONS LTD IGA Embraer E550 GFHFX
FLEXJET OPERATIONS LTD IGA Embraer E550 GFLFX

Nothing found for The Netherlands nor Italy under "Flexjet Operations".
Same for "Flairjet Limited".

United Kingdom registered:
FLAIRJET LIMITED FLJ Embraer E550 GFXFX
FLAIRJET LIMITED FLJ Embraer E550 GMRFX
FLAIRJET LIMITED FLJ Embraer E550 GMSFX

Let's see what they are planning for the future.

I am quiet sure they will have an italian operation in LIN. Interesting to know which reg on the tail.

[fairflyer]

These are on the fleet list today for the UK:

2015 EMBRAER LEGACY 500 55000025 G-MRFX
2015 EMBRAER LEGACY 500 55000027 G-FXFX
2006 EMBRAER LEGACY 600 14500952 G-ERFX
2020 EMBRAER PRAETOR 600 55020121 G-FHFX
2020 EMBRAER PRAETOR 600 55020122 G-FLFX
2021 EMBRAER PRAETOR 600 55020142 G-FTFX
2015 LEARJET 75 45-501 G-RSFX
2001 NEXTANT 400XTi RK-317 G-FXRS

However Flexjet also own Sirio in Italy (www.sirio.aero) who operate/manage (but may not own):

1997 BEECHJET 400A RK-148 I-TOPF
2019 CHALLENGER 350 20805 I-FORZ
2004 FALCON 2000 191 I-GEFD
2010 FALCON 2000LX 2000LX-191 I-PBRB
2009 FALCON 2000LX 2000LX-204 I-FEDN
2010 FALCON 2000LX 2000LX-213 I-MOFI
2004 FALCON 50EX 50-339 I-PBRA
2010 FALCON 7X 7X-81 I-JAMI
2020 GLOBAL 5500 60027 I-DBRR
2005 GULFSTREAM G550 5071 I-LUXO
2011 GULFSTREAM G550 5314 I-ADVD
2015 GULFSTREAM G550 5518 I-DELO

[Winged Lion]

G-RSFX has landed more than 1 year ago for the last time at KBDL (USA) and can not be found on the operator list for Flexjet Europe (anymore)
G-FXRS has landed more than 1 year ago for the last time at EDMA (EU) and can not be found on the operator list for Flexjet Europe (anymore)

I have not checked the Sirio airplanes. But I find it a very interesting company and I'm still waiting for any response whatsoever on my application. Anyone heard anything?

[Mercuzio77]

No news. The portal still shows "received submission" but someone reported some pilots have received the call already... This seems very similar to what happened with Vistajet....they simply forget about you...not even a rejection email.

[OSTRIA]

Originally Posted by Mercuzio77

No news. The portal still shows "received submission" but someone reported some pilots have received the call already... This seems very similar to what happened with Vistajet....they simply forget about you...not even a rejection email.

Always the Business Aviation companies, 99.99% of the time, they hire through internal references. That is more pronounced in US but also in EU the same applies. Imagine now... with 4000-5000 CV on their data base.....They don't have the capacity to handle such numbers. Their HR, probably, is not the HR of Emirates, Qatar, CX, etc. It is more of a legal requirement (Job advertisement) rather than a true hiring invitation.

It is an illusion, I think, to wait for a positive reply. Having said that....and even more under the current conditions, when a good job opportunity appears it is always worth sending your CV.... in any case.

Yes, the company looks good with a focus on internal quality.

Let's see if we will get any news...

[Mercuzio77]

Originally Posted by OSTRIA

Always the Business Aviation companies, 99.99% of the time, they hire through internal references. That is more pronounced in US but also in EU the same applies. Imagine now... with 4000-5000 CV on their data base.....They don't have the capacity to handle such numbers. Their HR, probably, is not the HR of Emirates, Qatar, CX, etc. It is more of a legal requirement (Job advertisement) rather than a true hiring invitation.

It is an illusion, I think, to wait for a positive reply. Having said that....and even more under the current conditions, when a good job opportunity appears it is always worth sending your CV.... in any case.

Yes, the company looks good with a focus to their internal quality.

Let's see if we will get any news...

I totally agree with you but what I dont understand why they should waste their time to create a job advert and our to fill up an extensive application form when they only rely on internal references..HR …what a mystery🤷🏻‍♂️

[OSTRIA]

Originally Posted by Mercuzio77

I totally agree with you but what I dont understand why they should waste their time to create a job advert and our to fill up an extensive application form when they only rely on internal references..HR …what a mystery🤷🏻‍♂️

Most probably, a legal requirement. Maybe because of EU law, you need to advertise the available positions...

[Winged Lion]

To be honest I would rather have a rejection than keeping hopes up and just exist in their system. Companies should take some responsibility and finish what they have started. Anyway, now we are getting into a very different topic so I'll leave it at that.

And I do understand by the way, the private jet world is a very hard world to get in but then again if they really want to expand here in Europe I think they should/would be more open to general (eligible) applications, so let's see, who knows.