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Java 26th Apr 2002 09:55

Virgin Requirements
 
I am sure this topic has been covered before so sorry to repeat it, but can someone tell me what Virgin are looking for with regards to pilot requirements and is there an AGE issue or will they look at pilots up to their mid to late 30's???

Java

Capt_Zoolander 26th Apr 2002 11:33

Virgin Requirements?

Be very gentle :eek: :eek:

grange.guzzler 26th Apr 2002 11:45

Yes I have a Virgin requirement. All applicants considered . The Guzzler is an equal opportunity employer.

Sly'n Smiley 26th Apr 2002 13:46

Even boys....?

J0N0 27th Apr 2002 02:06

Java
www.jobseeker.pilot.staffcv.com
then go through "new users" - "Virgin Blue" - "Entry Criteria"
You'll need to be a member to apply.
Mins are
Australian ATPL or CPL with ATPL theory
Command or Co-pilot instrument rating
Class 1 medical
Total time 1000hrs
Multi Command 500hrs

mention1 27th Apr 2002 02:27

yeah, but come on. I know what he means. Is it one of those companies where you just have to know some one? Do they methodically go through every application? Are they focusing on Ansett pilots for the next X months? Is it enough to do the internet thing or do you have to call/visit/mail love letter etc. I wouldn't mind some real answers myself.

FloatJockey 27th Apr 2002 03:33

MENTION1, you're not the only one looking for answers...

Mrs. FloatJockey

The Big O 27th Apr 2002 04:04

not being a scab would help !

ccy sam 27th Apr 2002 09:14

Java, be encouraged, age is not an issue. I personally know of three on the wrong side of 40 who have got into VB in the last few months.

Java 28th Apr 2002 23:18

ccy sam thanks for the serious reply. As far as the guys you know who got in on the wrong side of 40, did they have an enourmous amount of hours. I will be in my mid 30's soon with 1600 hours, so do you think that is realistic to at least get a look in at an interview????

ccy sam 28th Apr 2002 23:29

Java, one of the 40 year olds had just over 4000 hours total experience. More than half of that was turbine time. From everything I've heard from friends who are in DJ, once you get to the interview stage they are interested in the PERSON not the hours or the age.

Java 28th Apr 2002 23:35

Thanks for the info ccy sam

Java 29th Apr 2002 22:09

Does anyone else have any information on this topic? Greatly appreciate it if you do.

jetblues 30th Apr 2002 06:42

Out of interest how long after plonking in your PilotStaffCV online application did you get an interview ? How were you notified of the interview, phone call or email ?

Just curious !

E.P. 1st May 2002 01:01

Word around the campfire is that there are to be direct entry Captains in the immediate future.

Also that A320 rumour ( as an additional type ) just will not go away!

MT Edelstone56 1st May 2002 02:33

VB`s JR and AN`s JS talked a few weeks ago.

Wasn`t about 89 either.

Think it was in reference to a core of suitable A320 training captains.Short term contract of course,no VB employment afterward.

Don`t shoot the messenger,a solid rumour!

CRM nightmare,I wonder if exAN would only train those not involved in the dispute.89ers could go to Toulose or Beijing(with their $50 dollar a day allowance,assuming that `cause they get $100Aus in HK on NG course).


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