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ops or crewing - which is harder ?

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Old 6th Aug 2001, 19:53
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Walla - it's good for a giggle

As stated before ( and ignore all the drivel on this thread ) good luck. Let us know how you get on.

CC - War over !
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Old 8th Aug 2001, 02:39
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Erm, why do easyJet insist on giving all their crewing assistants and supervisors the rank of Officer??? Easy is a good company to work for,but it IS run, as stated earlier, by marketing w*****s who don't have a clue.
Ops staff seem ok ( from a Pilot's point of view) but crewing and rostering are just a complete waste of space, whose sole intention is to screw up the lives of Pilots and generally be as un-cooperative as possible.
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There are some of us that perform all three roles - Ops,crewing and dispatch - and when things go wrong there is no-one to pass the buck to!!
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LadyBoy....how many aircraft in your fleet, one!!!!!!Jetstream, 2 pilots and 1 cabin crew!!!!!!
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I work in ops and am forced at times to have to do some crewing work as our crewing dept isn't 24 hrs (YET!!). I think crewing have perfected the art of making a relatively simple task look incredibly complex by means of the most un user friendly software in the world EVER!!

Ops is a doddle most of the time but when it all goes to rat-s**t, that's when we earn our money. I know on a wekend we spend a lot of time picking up he pieces from route services and pretty much don't do any ops type work as we spend all our time organising hotac etc.

Yes crewing has it's difficulties due to regulations and all that lark but it would seem that it isn't half made a meal of by those responsible for it so the impression of incredible complexity is put across to the point when new ops people arrive we think it is a black art!!
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Old 9th Aug 2001, 00:17
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Good one!
actually no. The company fleet consists of 4x 737, 6x ATP and 1x 757
But remember if it wasn't for my airline, you would have problems that you wouldn't want to imagine!!
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Old 12th Aug 2001, 10:32
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Ghost-rider,
Just to keep you posted i did get the easyjet job and i start in September.
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Old 13th Aug 2001, 01:03
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Congratulations WALLA, At least you'll be able to put your feet up now you're in Crewing.I wish I had an easy job with no grief like that.
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Horrace ontall,
Cheers mate.
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Walla, congratulations

Would you mind telling us what the starting salary is?

Thanks.

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Old 13th Aug 2001, 11:52
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Mutt..
Thats like asking a lady how old she is..
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Old 14th Aug 2001, 10:07
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MUTT,
Sorry buddy, but as Harmony says it,s like asking a lady how old she is.
Just lets say it's less than i wanted but enought to get by for the time being.
I was willing to take a drop in salary to move to an airline and i have .


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Old 15th Aug 2001, 10:29
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Good news Walla, see you soon.
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Ghost-Rider,
Yes see you soon, Is this the start of your shift pattern?
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Old 15th Aug 2001, 15:38
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Yep ! First of 2 days, then 3 nights !
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