Ryanair Transfers
 

Hi,
I've being working for ryanair in Shannon for about 7 months now.. I have been waiting for a transfer to Bristol for about the same time.. can anyone explain to me the transfer procedures or give me any other information on this situation...

I am (to say the least) slightly bored of waiting!!!

Many thanks
Mortigitempo

Snn-brs
 

Well you normally have to be in the company for 6 months before you will be given the transfer. I do not see why it will not come very soon. You may want to send a message on www.crewdock.com to the BS of BRS and to your current BS.

Also so you have any lates/no shows or sick days? These can hold the move back and also getting your Ryanair contract which will puch up you wages


EMA Bitch

First thing I would do is to contact base supervisor SNN, but also BRS. Talk to them and explain your situation. As long as you're only a number in the system it might take longer than necessary. Push them until you get what you want. Good luck.

Any news? Im just waiting to AHO to be made a base (end of the summer) then im off aswell ;)

No chance Lee.

You are nailed to EMA ;)

AHO
 

Well the dispatchers at AHO seem to think it will be a base att he end of the summer, the italian and spainish routes are busy most the year. If it does become a base and I dont get moved I will just leave. I do like EMA but. . . . . so for now just sit back, relaxand listen to this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9hpdinTTG8

Ryanair
 

Pls i need some informations about ryanair wages and how is work there..
They are calling me to make the interview, and i would like to know if it is good to work there.Because i am in Brazil and i have to move to europe.Does anybody help me!!!:ok:

oi carla!

do not come to europe to work for them. they are very bad. i am from portugal and i work for them in spain.everithing they say it´s a lie, the wages, the conditions.. you have too pay the training and the uniform and it will cost you maybe 2000 euros or more... it is not whorted i regret to work for them...

Hi i have just got a job with ryanair has a crew member, you have atleast 3 three choices to pick your preffred base what are the chances that they will give ur choosen base?

Your chances depend on what you have requested, WHERE the company needs new people and how many.

Here is an answer: you have 72,6% chance to get your requested base.

You will find it out soon, anyways.

Good luck!

Hey, Thanks Mari thats made me feel better, but when do they check your height in the triainig process?

Sami
 

They NEVER check the hight.... They never did at my interview anyway...

No worries bout that. Worry bout how you'll survive whit the $hit money they'll give you cause my guess is you're gonna have a lot of home stanbys and if i remember correctly, on an agency contract (workforce or the other one, i can't remember what it's called), you don't get paid for home stanbys. So pray you have a full 5day roster packed with flights until you've done your 100hrs and more...
Ryanair is good for some, bad for others. It all depends on how much patience you have flowing thru your blood....:ok:

Good luck
ATS

thanks alot for ur response am relved that thei dont check ur height lol.... i prorely try ryanair for 6 months and see if i like if not i wll got to a another airline just doing it to gain experinece cos at the moment i dont think another airline will take me on.

Just like the other said when you first start working for FR that on a Crewlink contract or workforce is crap. However they have this new think that when you join FR in you wages you get extra money that they give you for expenses i think its £1000 over 6 month. However Ryanair gets better when that you get you Ryanair contract. so if your not sick or late or have no shows for the first 6 months then you will get the contract. Then you have a basic wage. Ryanair pays more than most of the long haul carriers on there own contract (ryanair contract).

Plus there is more promotions in Ryanair and quick ones. after 1 year you can do the course to become a CSS (No1). Plus other opportunites in ryanair to be promoted. So depends what you want.

do you have to pay agian to do the CSS ( NO1) Course?

No, you don't have to pay. It's a 1 day course and at the end of it you have to take an exam which is not very hard if you know your SEP inside out. The CSS course is rostered at some point close to being 1 yr in the company.

Hope this helps:ok:

Yep it does thanks...:) :ok:

wages
 

Hi everyone
I've heard all that bad things about Ryanair but just one question: is it true that some newcomers earn so little money as 800 EUR a month? Are there many new cabin crew in your bases who earn that little?
It's a bit scary to be honest...
Thanks!

Working for Ryanair
 

Hi,

Just read your posting about Ryanair. I have been thinking about working for them but I am not sure. Your post was interesting to read.
I live in Spain and I have been accepted on the training course. I know the training costs as does the accommodation but I have read a lot of unpleasant things about the work after the training has been completed.

Any information would be very much appreciated.
Thanks

Hi guys,

thought to let u know i didnt get my prefred base i got stansted instaed of Milan/Bergamo,:ugh: i think everyone on our course got an UK base.. hope i get change the base in 6 months time..

thnaks guys for ur feedbacks
samira