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Old 25th February 2007 | 12:24
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20 Anniversary
 
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As i said in previous post please do not mistake this company as "BA" its not!! it is a subsidary of them and as sutch the terms and conditions are not the same . Sure you will have the uniform etc etc but the company is just a spin off from the Flybe/Bacon merger, takeover, call it what you will!! As any BACON employee can tell you from bitter experience, you are only regarded as BA when they want you to be and held in low esteem at all other times ,harsh but true.please do not think that by joining this company it will give you a step into mainline because it will not there is no right of transfer between the two companies heck staff at LHR and LGW as a whole could not tell you much about cityflyer because it doesnt affect them, the same as BACON, BACX,BRAL,BRYMON all subsideries at one time or another in the BA group never crossed the collective minds of those bases. If you join Cityflier then join it for what it is a small subsidary of BA with 10 clapped out RJs and a lot of promises from management and not as the golden step into mainline.
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Old 25th February 2007 | 18:56
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well i have two years as a senior...that seemed enough!

wish me luck!
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Old 26th February 2007 | 10:16
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Has anyone else heard anything?
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Old 26th February 2007 | 11:06
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Hope it all goes well for you from an original ex BA Cityflyer ! The rjs not that bad to work on !
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Old 28th February 2007 | 07:59
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Interesting Read .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BA_Cityflyer
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Old 28th February 2007 | 11:01
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Interviews

Has anyone attended an Interview yet and if so had the outcome?! As the 25th March when its due to all start is not too far away
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Old 2nd March 2007 | 11:15
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got the phonecall

Hi Teacoffee,

Any news?
i heard from them yesterday, two days after the interview and i got the job as Purser!

Am over the moon.. no more sandpit for me!
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Old 2nd March 2007 | 14:09
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Tand B technically it started yesterday but in reality wont until Flybe sign up for BACON all the transfer guys will be working out of EDI until the 25th
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Old 2nd March 2007 | 14:40
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Well they didn't bother to contact me-charming!
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Old 6th March 2007 | 21:54
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Cool

Hello In the Sandpit!
Well done! Now you could called yourself Out of the sandpit!
I am very proud of you
All the best!
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Old 9th March 2007 | 22:37
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Hi all. I'm a newly employed pilot with Cityflyer, obviously on the RJ. Just wanted to say hello to all my future crew mates!
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Old 9th March 2007 | 23:56
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helo

hope you enjoy the rj, you will get some wonderful nightstops woth some really nice people


c u soon
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Old 10th March 2007 | 15:12
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From Location

Interesting Read
Just read the article and yes a interesting read.

It all seems a bit weird. I know Cityflyer is going to be based out of LCY but you have to look at some of those routes. And Look at what happened to BACON, and the routes now sold to Flybe.
Is there a danger of Cityflyer being another flash in the Pan? I hope not for you guys.
The other danger is CityJet/Air Frances sudden big expansion in LCY
I hope cityflyer succeeds for you guys.
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Old 10th March 2007 | 17:01
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British Airways .

At the end of the day if you want to work for British Airways , You have to go for Mainline LHR/LGW .

All they have to do is pull the plug on there little adventure . I hope this does not happen but you know what the boss at British Airways is like

But saying that if I lived in East London , I would of applied " The Staff Travel is good " and the wage is better then LGW .
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Old 10th March 2007 | 17:16
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Location, wise words i was once told never to base a career on a BA franchise and if you wanted security then go for the mainline contract, alas that doesnt seem so secure these days If you are ground crew at BHX,MAN or EDI, those words sound rather hollow.
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Old 14th March 2007 | 09:54
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"i was once told never to base a career on a BA franchise"

Marlowe, I would like to point out that BA CityFlyer is not a franchise of British Airways, nor was BA Connect/CitiExpress. All of these ventures are/have been wholly owned subsiduaries of British Airways.
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Old 14th March 2007 | 10:00
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i think that is probably what marlowe meant.....i know that marlowe definitely knows citiexpress/connect/cityflyer were & are all wholly owned subsidiarys
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Old 14th March 2007 | 10:37
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Hi, am due to start training with the new BA Ciryflyer on 26/3, have just found out the training is at LGW, was told it would be or partially be at LCY, is any one else training on 26th, and what are their thoughts, cos LGW is gonna be a pain, to travel to everyday, and expensive to stay down for 4 weeks, i thought if your training was off base, the company had to provide accomodation or an allowance, anyone any the wiser?
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Old 14th March 2007 | 10:46
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From: London
Hello ,
And Congratulations on getting BA Cityflyer a lovely lady who I work with at the moment has also got the job .

Now to your Question , If you had to get BA LGW I have been told BA would provide accomadation during SEP training at LHR . So I'm sure they would do the same thing just give them a call ...
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Old 14th March 2007 | 10:51
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Hi Location, and thanks for the info, will try and ask about accomodation, is your friend gonna be starting on 26th?, where will she have to commute to LGW from?, just spoke to another girl who is starting in April, and she was told no accomodation, so not sure what to do now....real pain. but hey thanks for the info, and wish your friend the very best of luck.
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