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Old 4th Feb 2008, 13:39
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p.s anyone wanting to apply for BA Eurofleet Heathrow it has just opened up again until 20 feb.
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Old 4th Feb 2008, 17:24
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BA Eurofleet

As the WW Longhaul is only on a temp basis, are we able to apply for the Eurofleet job (perm) whilst in the 11 month period ??
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Old 4th Feb 2008, 23:13
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Thanks everyone for your help. Londonphilou I was told first contracts were temp for EF then told that they were perm! I wouldn't go for a temp one anyway as I don't want the insecurity of a temp one with financial commitments. Will just have to wait and see what happens at the interview anyway...
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Old 5th Feb 2008, 10:35
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All the best! Yes definitely go for it. Glad its permanent. Hope you get an early interview, then you will be among the first to get a course, assuming you get through, when they start offering them.
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Annaspanner, not really sure but there are a couple of rumours that say WW temps will be offered EF after the eleven months.
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I've just received my insight part 1 and the letter said i have to bring swimwear! is a bikini ok or are they expecting a lovely all in one??
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Old 5th Feb 2008, 17:43
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340 new entrants will be online by end of march and then transfers from LGW to ef lhr will commence from april '08

WW temps more likely to be offered LGW than ef lhr
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Old 5th Feb 2008, 17:54
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How many are coming over from LGW? Any idea what date of joining they are working down to. Glad to see movement at last.
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Old 5th Feb 2008, 17:56
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"I've just received my insight part 1 and the letter said i have to bring swimwear! is a bikini ok or are they expecting a lovely all in one?? "


Bear in mind it is a test of your swimming ability - you will also be putting on a lj in the water and heaving yourself into a life raft, and I mean heaving.
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Old 5th Feb 2008, 17:57
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Probably not. I don't think they will go through once again what they experienced in 2006 when WW were transfered to LGW.
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dollydaydream, i didnt get an answer there?? im asking if i take a bikini is that ok to wear or are the trainers expecting a swimsuit??

have you had your training with ba and if so what did u wear?
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Old 5th Feb 2008, 18:30
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Don't wear a bikini. Wear a t-shirt and a one piece or even board-shorts. You going to be rubbing up against rubber and possibly getting dirty. Anything fancy could get damaged.
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Old 5th Feb 2008, 19:40
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Height

Are BA strict when it comes to height?
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Old 5th Feb 2008, 19:44
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yes 5'2" is minimum.
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Sorry kellymarie I thought the answer was obvious when given the description of what you are expected to do.

To answer your other question - Yes I did my training at Cranebank and I wore a swimming costume and some long running leggings.

There is also a maximum height of 6'2" - and seemingly they are strict about the measuring.
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Old 5th Feb 2008, 19:54
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Oh i see. Would you get away with being 6'3 do you think?
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No. People have been sent home from the interviews.
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Old 6th Feb 2008, 13:01
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Post ????

Hi all, im starting on the 11th and im sooo excited!!!!
Been doing my Insight work and the bar paperwork we have to fill in doesnt have on it opium edt, 1/2 ltr vodka etc so its impossible to complete that task. also i cant get the figures to add up on the last sheet, surely they wouldnt give us coursework which doesnt add up??
Also, 7 pages of airport codes...my brain is actually hurting now!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If anyone out there at gatwick has a few moments spare i would be ever so grateful if you could list the destinations we fly to from lgw. whenever i go onto ba.com it gives you the maps but not the definitive routes from gatwick.

again im sooo looking forward to starting!!!! a bit scared as well if im honest, hope its not too hard.

see you on monday
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Old 6th Feb 2008, 14:52
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Routes from LGW

Hi there

we currently fly to these destinations from LGW.

AMS,ADB,BCN,MAD,BGI,POS,UVF,ANU,MCO,ATL,GLA,EDI,MAN,NQY,
DUB,NAP,VCE,VRN,BLQ,GVA,LUX,ZRH,JER,SZG,DRS,PSA,FCO,SKG,KRK,
PRN,TIA,VAR,PRG,ATL,KIN,BOD,BDA,MRS

LOL sory bout all the airport codes

theres probrably a few more but i cant remember them off the top of my head, ive left out the GB routes as they are going to easyjet

Hope the training goes well my friend is starting LGW crew on 11th
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blueskybird

There is a discrepancy in the bar paperwork exercise which the trainers are aware of. Just do what you can, really just so you can get a feel of what the procedure is. Don't stress about not actually being able to complete it. You are not the first one.
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