CX Cadet Pilot Recruitment Process
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Hi all,
Can someone please share some insight on the recruitment process right from the initial advertisement in the papers to final selection and some valuable advice on what are the things to take note along the way to the final selection. This could change my life if it goes well. Is the cadet pilot position exclusively for HK residents or do exceptions exist?
A zillion thanks in advance for the kind souls out there who will help me out on this one.
If there is a need, please feel free to email me privately at [email protected]
ultra
Can someone please share some insight on the recruitment process right from the initial advertisement in the papers to final selection and some valuable advice on what are the things to take note along the way to the final selection. This could change my life if it goes well. Is the cadet pilot position exclusively for HK residents or do exceptions exist?
A zillion thanks in advance for the kind souls out there who will help me out on this one.
If there is a need, please feel free to email me privately at [email protected]
ultra
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From: UK
I am not sure about exceptions in this particular case, not nationality related. There was a Japanese/Chinese woman who was half way through her CPL course in Melbourne but got transfered on to CP8/9.
And how about Helen Barker.
And how about Helen Barker.
Joined: Mar 2000
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From: HK
yes there was such a case.... i'm currently on the course in ADL right now
ultrajetfuel: Yes you must have HK residency, there are NO exceptions. That is unless you're a CX staff and can apply for the staff pilot scholarship.
ultrajetfuel: Yes you must have HK residency, there are NO exceptions. That is unless you're a CX staff and can apply for the staff pilot scholarship.
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From: arm's length from screen
Wannabe Cadet. . .Could you please tell me what your CX S/O class is like in ADL. Specifically what is the standard level of education amongst your classmates? What is the average amount of hours logged? What is the spread of ages in your class - youngest and oldest? What type of contract did CX make you sign? How long do you remain a S/O with CX before moving on to Junior F/O?(provided that things return to normal in the next year or two). . .That Learjet 45 with the CX livery looks like a real beauty. Good luck with your course.. .Thanks in advance.
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From: HK
Well for starters, we are not SOs at all, we are only cadet pilots. It's not compulsory we log any flying time before starting the course but some do have a little. The youngest guys on the course are around 18-19, oldest around early 30s. Education level you have anyone from people with just secondary schooling to people with masters.




