EAT - Dhl
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EAT - Dhl
Hi guys,
Looking for some info on rosters, number of days off ,hotels downroute, general working conditions, take home pay... Any reliable info will be highly appreciated.
PM me if you like.
Fly Safe!
Looking for some info on rosters, number of days off ,hotels downroute, general working conditions, take home pay... Any reliable info will be highly appreciated.
PM me if you like.
Fly Safe!
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Hi 767,
Was wondering the same myself a couple of weeks back, imminent interview!!!
thenI came accross http://www.pprune.org/forums/freight...interview.html
Has about all you need.
rgds,
A
Was wondering the same myself a couple of weeks back, imminent interview!!!
thenI came accross http://www.pprune.org/forums/freight...interview.html
Has about all you need.
rgds,
A
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Be aware that DHLair and EAT are 2 different companies and therefore this means they each have their own selection procedures.
For Dhl air the selection is done in EMA and for EAT the selection is done in Brussels.
EAT will invite you for an interview, followed by psychometric tests and if succesfull you do a simulator evaluation on either the A300 or B757 in BRU.
Best of luck
For Dhl air the selection is done in EMA and for EAT the selection is done in Brussels.
EAT will invite you for an interview, followed by psychometric tests and if succesfull you do a simulator evaluation on either the A300 or B757 in BRU.
Best of luck
