Air Hong Kong Interview
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From: upthere
Joining Air Hong Kong
I have an upcoming interview Soon, I would love some advise about working with Air hong kong and living in hong kong.
Thanks to all
Thanks to all
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Dear classicpilot, thank you very much for the reply. I would like to have also any info on living in hongkong and , expenses, lifestyle. Pm me please .
looking forward to hearing from you
looking forward to hearing from you
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Hello divine,
I have an interview with them but they want us to pay for ticket and hotel from our expense, And its freeking me out. i have to fly all the way from Europe to Asia..............and also there will be a second interview ... calculated expense to go there for 2 interviews is $4000..............................................
I have an interview with them but they want us to pay for ticket and hotel from our expense, And its freeking me out. i have to fly all the way from Europe to Asia..............and also there will be a second interview ... calculated expense to go there for 2 interviews is $4000..............................................
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From: upthere
Dear Non0
100% true
All applicants attending the initial interview in Hong Kong are solely responsible for their personal travel and accommodation expenses.
On arrival at Cathay City please go to the CX City reception desk at the ground floor entrance of CX City and confirm your attendance. Please arrive no later than 15 minutes before your scheduled interview time. You will be directed to the AHK offices.
100% true
All applicants attending the initial interview in Hong Kong are solely responsible for their personal travel and accommodation expenses.
On arrival at Cathay City please go to the CX City reception desk at the ground floor entrance of CX City and confirm your attendance. Please arrive no later than 15 minutes before your scheduled interview time. You will be directed to the AHK offices.
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From: Braziiiou
1. Could you (or anyone in the know..) tell us if the tech exam is type specific, or just general stuff?
2. Sim in the classic. I guess you mean the 74 ? Same thing for A300-600 applicants ?
Thanks a loooooooooot for your help !
LB
2. Sim in the classic. I guess you mean the 74 ? Same thing for A300-600 applicants ?
Thanks a loooooooooot for your help !
LB
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From: FL360
"JAA General ATP Questions" covers a whole multitude of possibilities. Does anyone have the exact 20 questions asked, please? I've been out of aviation college & flying for a number of years now & I honestly could be amiss in some areas 
Could someone who works for AHK let us know what the package is for first officers, time to upgrade etc., etc.
Could someone who works for AHK let us know what the package is for first officers, time to upgrade etc., etc.
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From: igloo
I received information from a friend about the salary at Air HongKong:
FIRST OFFICER
Under Training = 30,000.00 dollar
After Training = 46,000. dollars
CAPTAIN
Under Training = 40,000 dollars
After Training = 69,000 dollars
You do receive 46.00 per hour after 45 hours for CAPTAIN and 32.00 dollars per hour after 45 hours for FO. However, it is rare that you will actually fly more than 45 hours per month.
No housing allowance (which means that even your salary will not be enough to cover your rent in HKG or Singapore).
Is it just me or does this pay seem really low for a 747 pilot? Actually, it seems comical.
Maybe I'm wrong and this is now decent Terms and conditions for a pilot?
FIRST OFFICER
Under Training = 30,000.00 dollar
After Training = 46,000. dollars
CAPTAIN
Under Training = 40,000 dollars
After Training = 69,000 dollars
You do receive 46.00 per hour after 45 hours for CAPTAIN and 32.00 dollars per hour after 45 hours for FO. However, it is rare that you will actually fly more than 45 hours per month.
No housing allowance (which means that even your salary will not be enough to cover your rent in HKG or Singapore).
Is it just me or does this pay seem really low for a 747 pilot? Actually, it seems comical.
Maybe I'm wrong and this is now decent Terms and conditions for a pilot?
