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expatula 8th Mar 2007 02:50

If you are a crew of another airline then why are you passengering with Qatar? Why not ride in your own airline?

And oh by the way, asian airlines don't treat their crew as badly as Qatar does. In my previous company, flight crew and cabin crew maintain a professional relationship with management.

hazzelika 8th Mar 2007 04:02

Qatar as a platform
 
Hi everyone,

I think we shouldn't feel so discouraged about Qatar.
Like everyone else here, I am pursuing my dream to become a cabin crew. I've tried Emirates and did not get it. I succeeded until the final interview,:( so I have to wait for one year to reapply (EK terms and condition) . In spite of all the negative info I received about Qatar, I think I will give it a shot. If I don't like it I can always apply other airlines right ???

hazzelika

ekkru 8th Mar 2007 04:51

I only fly QR only cos I am a frequent flyer with them and part of their Prvilege Club. Me and my partner are FF with them so we fly them to upkeep and maintain our Gold status. So thats the story.

Besides do I have to support my company/ airline all the time? It all boils down to connections and times you need to be at destination. I do still fly with the company I work for on a regular basis. Very Regular Basis. And I also fly other airlines frequently if I need to. Besides, it is also nice to see and fly what you competitor has to offer... and to experience it first hand!! And share their secrets and gossips to your colleagues. Hee Hee... Its what we call SPYING!! Hee hee.... It creates Galley Gossips.:)

hajjie 8th Mar 2007 06:27

Hi hazzelika.

U can always apply for other airlines (etihad are recruiting at the moment, also Gulf air)
but if you get a job with qatar airways beware the training bond, because if you arrive in Doha you'll have to sign the contract & your bonded either 2 or 3 years from he start of your training course.:ugh:
Good luck though:)

exmax 8th Mar 2007 06:29

each to their own I say:-)
 
I think we're are all adult enough to read and comprehend all the information that is given to us on all topics on this website whichever is applicable to us as individuals.

Some companies suit some people and not others for various reasons, so I think at the end of the day, you make the decision that is right for you taking into account what you know. Life is about making a go of things and it working out and sometimes, things don't work out and you learn from it.
Good luck to all applying for the airlines of their choice and happy flying.

exmax

straightin36 8th Mar 2007 10:32

just out of curiosity how much is the 2 year training bond. And what would you owe if you left after say 1 or 1.5 years?

QRCC2B 8th Mar 2007 11:17

The training bond is around 8 000 QAR (around 2 100 USD). In my case I had to sign the contract before I was due to leave but maybe it has changed?

apaddyinuk 8th Mar 2007 14:08

Absolutey disgusting carry on making you sign the bond!

straightin36 8th Mar 2007 15:37

ok so 2100usd.... does that go down over time or is it the same whether u leave after one day or the day before it expires?

QRCC2B 8th Mar 2007 17:42

The contract I signed said they would deduct around 100 USD a month from the third month of service. So, if you leave any time during the first three months you would have to pay everything back... not sure about flight ticket home as this wasn't stated in the contract.

But! I was told by someone they have changed the contract, which depends on your nationality, that if you leave any time in the first year you have to pay a certain sum (then it doesn't matter if you have been there two or eleven months).

nicole22 10th Mar 2007 12:07

is anyone here who attend in openday of qatar airways last march 10-11
 
well, i recieved a txtmsg from ipams, invitation for the said openday we were about 400++ and sad to say 20 of applicants who made it...:= but have to attend on the second part the assessment day!!!!! i have no idea what will going to happen plss give me ideas thanks......

QRCC2B 10th Mar 2007 22:57

Nicole,

I think the second part is when you will have some group activities, measuring and language test. If you pass that one you will have a personal interview with the recruiters.

pinkus 10th Mar 2007 23:45

To those asking I doubt they would ever recruit in Australia because Australians don't last 5 minutes over there.

The vast majority of their crew are Eastern European and Indian. I am not being racist in anyway in saying that but these crew tend to come from poorer countries and are more inclined to put up with their conditions because their is no way they could make the same money at home.

QRCC2B 11th Mar 2007 06:42

Although there are a couple of Australians as cabin crew! But yes, the majority are Indians, Philippinos and Romanians.

mama africa 11th Mar 2007 15:58

Hi every one
 
:O i would just ;like to ask you about the interview process in QR...i have a scheduled interview very soon:D ............i would really appreciate it:O

mama africa 11th Mar 2007 16:30

hi again
 
I would also like to ask if any one has any advice for me as i am looking for a degree related to airline service at a managerial post:ugh: ......
i am not yet a cabin crew- though very optimistic,:) but i want to gear myself with a good education:8 definately on line/correspondence for me to become a cabin crew service direcor in the neaR future............

ANY ONLINE SCHOOLS OR CORSES YOU RECOMMEND????????:ugh:

QRCC2B 12th Mar 2007 16:57

mama africa, this is what it's like:

STAGE 1:
- Registration
- Company presentation: contract, accommodation etc
- English language test
- Measurement of your height and weight
- Two group discussions (for about 20 minutes)

STAGE 2:
- Personal interview (about 15 minutes)

There is an elimination between stage one and two, which you need to pass. Good luck!

mysticeyes 12th Mar 2007 22:13

hi all... i just have one simple question... i applied at qatar airways thru IPAMS but the recruiting agent rejected me because i have a mole on my face (just a small one though)... is that really not allowed? just asking... :)

fly.high 13th Mar 2007 03:21

mysticeyes
 
i think ipams has really strict guidelines. the next time you apply, try covering it with concealer or use a heavy foundation. i know somebody who had her mole removed. but then again this isn't an assurance, the qatar team will then have to assess you. good luck

QRCC2B 13th Mar 2007 20:17

A friend of mine who works with QR has a mold in his face. I have also seen a photograph of a girl who had a mold by her lips. So, they should allow it!


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