Tiger Airways (in OZ) Wannabes & Recruitment
Bla-Bla, Been serving the Darwin market very well and have had full Load Factors for a while now. The most likely is AD.
Will more than likely pay better than J* too if the Singapore vbased crews are anything to go by.
Tiger Sing crews get more than J* Asia Sing based crews.
Will more than likely pay better than J* too if the Singapore vbased crews are anything to go by.
Tiger Sing crews get more than J* Asia Sing based crews.
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Still Melb or Adelaide, but if you believe the papers in Adelaide it's a done deal for Ad, apparently.
Flew Darwin - Sing and Sing - Darwin last week... over half empty both ways.
I was stretched out nicely! Girlfriend flew Singapore - BKK last night at 6pm... about half full troo.
Strange.
Flew Darwin - Sing and Sing - Darwin last week... over half empty both ways.
I was stretched out nicely! Girlfriend flew Singapore - BKK last night at 6pm... about half full troo.
Strange.
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Dont think there will be any wanabee flight attendants left to employ in Peth. M.A.M has had such an enormous recruitment drive over the last year. I think they are running seminars again today..
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flight attendants who want a permanent job will want to apply. in which MAM will be doing more hiring? or make conditions more favourable? or even drop the perth base numbers...
This information may be helpful to those who want to become flight attendants but fall outside the 163/183cm height requirement that is common with many Aust. carriers. I noticed that Tiger has a lower limit of 158cm and no upper limit stated.
This information can be found at
http://www.tigerairways.com/oz/ozwelcome.php
TIGER AIRWAYS CABIN CREW (Senior Crew/Junior Crew)
Applicants should possess the following attributes:
The right to live and work in Australia
Minimum height of 1.58m
Minimum age of 18 years
Basic high school education with good command of written and spoken English and basic maths
Good communication and sales skills
Medically fit to meet aircrew requirements
Able to swim a minimum of 50m unaided
Applicants with more than 2 years of A320’s experience will be considered for Senior Crew positions.
This information can be found at
http://www.tigerairways.com/oz/ozwelcome.php
TIGER AIRWAYS CABIN CREW (Senior Crew/Junior Crew)
Applicants should possess the following attributes:
The right to live and work in Australia
Minimum height of 1.58m
Minimum age of 18 years
Basic high school education with good command of written and spoken English and basic maths
Good communication and sales skills
Medically fit to meet aircrew requirements
Able to swim a minimum of 50m unaided
Applicants with more than 2 years of A320’s experience will be considered for Senior Crew positions.
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Recruitment Day with Tiger Airways- Melbourne
Hi All
Just wondering if anyone has been for a recruitment day with Tiger Airways recently in Melbourne?
Pprune seems to be lacking in information when it comes to Tiger Airways, one would think it doesn't exist in Oz!
Just wondering if anyone has been for a recruitment day with Tiger Airways recently in Melbourne?
Pprune seems to be lacking in information when it comes to Tiger Airways, one would think it doesn't exist in Oz!
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Sour grapes D-S????
Sounds like a major case of sour grapes D-S.
Maybe it's time for you to have a nap.... did you bring your pillow today? Heard that's what one of the terminated slackers did.
10 hour days are only hard for the lazy but it sure beats the Centre Link queue, hey D-S or is it D-H?
Maybe it's time for you to have a nap.... did you bring your pillow today? Heard that's what one of the terminated slackers did.
10 hour days are only hard for the lazy but it sure beats the Centre Link queue, hey D-S or is it D-H?
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100% agreed! WELL DONE, yap he needs a new pillow perhaps!
talked to my friend who is working with tiger as a cabin crew, around $3200 wage( including thoes commision,
this figure is after tax) per month she can have, it is not the best airline but still good enough!
talked to my friend who is working with tiger as a cabin crew, around $3200 wage( including thoes commision,
this figure is after tax) per month she can have, it is not the best airline but still good enough!
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tiger recruitment melbourne
hi guys
i went to the thursday (04/09/08) recruitment day in melbourne and made it through till the end of the day. i have a bit of mixed feelings about the position. being a low cost airline, a lot of the perks most airlines typically pay for are not covered and also the whole issue about paying back training over 24 months is a little worrying.
The day was really well run, met some great people and tiger was very upfront about the conditions which was good. with a new aircraft arriving in december, the next training school will commence on the 24th oct so things will be moving quite fast.
they said we should know by the end of next week.
i went to the thursday (04/09/08) recruitment day in melbourne and made it through till the end of the day. i have a bit of mixed feelings about the position. being a low cost airline, a lot of the perks most airlines typically pay for are not covered and also the whole issue about paying back training over 24 months is a little worrying.
The day was really well run, met some great people and tiger was very upfront about the conditions which was good. with a new aircraft arriving in december, the next training school will commence on the 24th oct so things will be moving quite fast.
they said we should know by the end of next week.
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Beggars can't be choosers...!
Heya, I really am a believer in 'beggars can't be choosers', and in a sick sense, I suppose its what the airlines are playing on.... FYI D-S/D-H we paid $30 registration (cash) on the day too! (I hear Qantas is charging over $100, and Jetstar is charging also).
As wannabe FAs, I don't think we're in any position to argue with the airlines, and as dyal1 mentioned, Tiger Airways was extremely upfront in setting down the figures regarding job perks and pay, and we were kindly told we could leave after having had that explained to us without having to justify our change of thoughts BECAUSE THEY KNOW THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF WANNABES OUT THERE WHO'D KILL FOR THE POSITION!
I'm currently awaiting to hear whether I have progressed any further, and if I should happen not to make it any further, then I feel blessed for the opportunity I was given to be interviewed by them (considering the thousands of people who apply for these jobs..!)
For someone such as myself who has been to over half a dozen airline interviews in a matter of three years, I feel very lucky for each chance I've had even though most times I've progressed to the final stages of the day, only to be knocked back right before a medical.
So I count myself lucky compared to the other thousands of guys and girls especially those who didn't get an invite, and yes, even though I paid that $30 I think it was worth it coz I also made it to the end of the day and even if I hadn't, at least I'd gotten more of an insight into how Tiger conducts their recruitment days.
As wannabe FAs, I don't think we're in any position to argue with the airlines, and as dyal1 mentioned, Tiger Airways was extremely upfront in setting down the figures regarding job perks and pay, and we were kindly told we could leave after having had that explained to us without having to justify our change of thoughts BECAUSE THEY KNOW THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF WANNABES OUT THERE WHO'D KILL FOR THE POSITION!
I'm currently awaiting to hear whether I have progressed any further, and if I should happen not to make it any further, then I feel blessed for the opportunity I was given to be interviewed by them (considering the thousands of people who apply for these jobs..!)
For someone such as myself who has been to over half a dozen airline interviews in a matter of three years, I feel very lucky for each chance I've had even though most times I've progressed to the final stages of the day, only to be knocked back right before a medical.
So I count myself lucky compared to the other thousands of guys and girls especially those who didn't get an invite, and yes, even though I paid that $30 I think it was worth it coz I also made it to the end of the day and even if I hadn't, at least I'd gotten more of an insight into how Tiger conducts their recruitment days.