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Banana Joe 22nd Oct 2021 12:16

DHL Air Austria
 
Any information about the new operator of DHL? They have just obtained their AOC.
Certainly they're going to need pilots as recruitment is ongoing (movement on career.aero). Any idea on what are the Terms and Conditions? Are they on par with EAT?

deltahotel 22nd Oct 2021 12:20

The bulk of their pilots and all of their ac are direct transfer from DHK. I’m rubbish at crewing maths but doubt they’ll need recruiting initially.

rgds

Banana Joe 22nd Oct 2021 12:26

Alright, then probably the movement I mentioned on career.aero might still be for EAT.

How many European pilots are in DHK? I understand DHK is going to be solely a long haul operator with 767 and 777, and the 757's have been moved to the Austrian AOC.

deltahotel 22nd Oct 2021 12:35

DHK are keeping a small number of older 757s but the bulk are going to DHA. Substantial number of non UK LEJ based pilots moving across.

EAM 23rd Oct 2021 07:01

DHL Air Austria will operate the 18 757 based in Leipzig, 170 Leipzig based pilots will move across.
I assume there will be a need of pilots in late 2022, T&Cs do to exist yet for any new contracts.

zerograv 23rd Oct 2021 12:27

So whats the advantage of Austria over Germany ? Taxes, a easier CAA ?
At the end of the day the operation will continue in LEJ, or is it going to move to Austria ?

EAM 23rd Oct 2021 13:00

Will stay in Leipzig. What are the advantages, ask DHL. I guess to set up an AOC is easier and quicker with Austro Control than with the LBA.

Banana Joe 23rd Oct 2021 18:51

There are two other big non-Austrian operators in Europe with their aircraft registered in Austria. Austro Control has become popular also in the flight training industry because of the ease to work with them.

MostAnnoying 13th Dec 2021 04:53

Application Update
 
Hello folks. Recently received an email from Interpersonal that my application has been reviewed and fulfills all the requirements. After that it said that candidates who will be invited for an assessment will be notified within the next few weeks. Anyone else had the same and might know more?

MostAnnoying 17th Jan 2022 16:08

Anybody been invited to BQ?

Aih20 18th Jan 2022 20:10

BQ done last December and succeeded !...now waiting

rudestuff 19th Jan 2022 08:35


Originally Posted by MostAnnoying (Post 11171251)
Anybody been invited to BQ?

No BBQs until the summer mate 😜

MostAnnoying 19th Jan 2022 09:15


Originally Posted by Aih20 (Post 11171813)
BQ done last December and succeeded !...now waiting

waiting for sim or for start date?

Aih20 20th Jan 2022 05:58

Well, waiting for the next step...sim or interview. Dont know how it follows.

rudestuff 20th Jan 2022 09:46

If it follows the DHK model, then group interview, group problem solving, Company knowledge test (ESD, 1969 etc), ATPL test and a maths test. Pass that and you're invited back for individual interview and SIM assessment.

Aih20 20th Jan 2022 10:27

Thanks for the info, however, ATPL test and math test again?!!

MostAnnoying 20th Jan 2022 13:02

I spoke with interpersonal a few days ago.
- BQ
- SIM (Leipzig/Hamburg)
- CQ

That’s it!

the BQ consists of numerous tests which are sampled and you can practice viabSkyTest.

MostAnnoying 20th Jan 2022 13:58


Originally Posted by rudestuff (Post 11172539)
If it follows the DHK model, then group interview, group problem solving, Company knowledge test (ESD, 1969 etc), ATPL test and a maths test. Pass that and you're invited back for individual interview and SIM assessment.

where did hear its on DHL model? I’ve heard from interpersonal something similar to DHL/EAT. Maybe they mixed up

rudestuff 20th Jan 2022 14:19

The first word was 'If'...😜

MostAnnoying 20th Jan 2022 15:00


Originally Posted by rudestuff (Post 11172671)
The first word was 'If'...😜

ahhh sorry! Misread it

Hublot 21st Jan 2022 08:02

Anyone know what was in the BQ tests?
usually the operators pick from a bunch of different tests, not all from eg sky test.

I did the bq for Eurowings years ago and fell 1 question short on the atpl questions.

does dhl Austria include ATPL questions aswell ? ( worst part for anyone not straight out of flight school )

also do you guys know if they do the tests from home due to covid?

Aih20 21st Jan 2022 12:17

December used to be on line.
ATPL questions incl. 30 of them. Maths and memory exercises, the worst for me.

Hublot 22nd Jan 2022 09:38


Originally Posted by Aih20 (Post 11173168)
December used to be on line.
ATPL questions incl. 30 of them. Maths and memory exercises, the worst for me.

jesus , time to brush up on atpl.

MostAnnoying 22nd Jan 2022 13:57

What I’ve heard is, is that it’s a test on averages. So if your score is higher than average, you pass. The average on ATPL can be lower due to the fact that loads of people have been working since flight school and the knowledge of the theory isn’t as good as during flight training. Not too much to worry!

Hublot 23rd Jan 2022 08:36


Originally Posted by MostAnnoying (Post 11173682)
What I’ve heard is, is that it’s a test on averages. So if your score is higher than average, you pass. The average on ATPL can be lower due to the fact that loads of people have been working since flight school and the knowledge of the theory isn’t as good as during flight training. Not too much to worry!

Thank you , that alleviates some pressure.

anyone else that’s been to bq and can share some info, would be highly appreciated.

rudestuff 23rd Jan 2022 14:03

And for the older guys: what the hell is BQ?

MostAnnoying 23rd Jan 2022 18:34


Originally Posted by rudestuff (Post 11174098)
And for the older guys: what the hell is BQ?

Basic Qualification. In my opinion it’s not “Basic Qualification” but more directed towards “Are you not incompetent”. They test numerous things regarding Memory, English, Maths and Spacial Orientation. Approximately 8 to 10 different tests over a span of 3-4 hours.

rudestuff 23rd Jan 2022 19:07

Wow, what will they think of next? Is that standardised across the industry?

EAM 23rd Jan 2022 19:57

It is part of the psychological assessment which is an EASA requirement since Feb. 2021.

MostAnnoying 24th Jan 2022 01:45


Originally Posted by EAM (Post 11174234)
It is part of the psychological assessment which is an EASA requirement since Feb. 2021.

i don’t fully believe this is part of the mandatory psychological assessment that is required. You are referring to the mandatory psychological assessment which should be performed by a certified psychologist. This wil be done during the interview, if I’m correct. These are just some tests they do to see if you have “skills” that are coupled to flying.

EAM 24th Jan 2022 07:34

This is what is required in the psychological assessment, I assume some of it is done in the BQ, but I don't know what the BQ contains.
It might be done at a later stage, but its not just the interview, it usually contains some group exercises, mathematic calculations and a few other tests.
  1. Cognitive abilities
  2. Personality traits
  3. Operational and professional competencies
  4. Social competences in accordance with crew resource management principles

Alrosa 24th Jan 2022 16:37

In the past , if you had previously passed the BQ stage of an assessment, the result remained valid for any future applications . Not sure if Interpersonal are still doing that.

MostAnnoying 5th Feb 2022 05:58

Anybody who has passed BQ and heard about further rounds already?

Hublot 6th Feb 2022 12:42

Well my question has anyone been invited to Bq after new year ? Afaik they are looking now and deciding who to bring in for the bq. I would be surprised if people are already beyond BQ.

MostAnnoying 6th Feb 2022 15:29


Originally Posted by Hublot (Post 11180551)
Well my question has anyone been invited to Bq after new year ? Afaik they are looking now and deciding who to bring in for the bq. I would be surprised if people are already beyond BQ.

i know people who have been invited and have completed it as well ( and passed ) assessments ongoing every week (Tuesday and Thursday).

Foxtrot_Sierra 6th Feb 2022 16:39


Originally Posted by Hublot (Post 11180551)
Well my question has anyone been invited to Bq after new year ? Afaik they are looking now and deciding who to bring in for the bq. I would be surprised if people are already beyond BQ.

I received two weeks ago the email that I meet all the requirements and they will be deciding in the coming weeks who will be invited for the BQ. Still no date for my assessment and no idea yet how it proceeds after the BQ though...

Hublot 6th Feb 2022 20:42


Originally Posted by MostAnnoying (Post 11180596)
i know people who have been invited and have completed it as well ( and passed ) assessments ongoing every week (Tuesday and Thursday).

interesting, I haven’t had any email after the one at the end of Jan saying I fit the bill and they will decide whom to invite in the coming weeks.

I hope they aren’t done inviting.

do you know from these people who attended the BQ if it’s done from home ? If not where is the assessment ?

Aih20 7th Feb 2022 05:46

Until December BQ was done at home.
And yes they are still calling people for the BQ assessment.

MostAnnoying 11th Feb 2022 18:43

I did BQ, also online and other friends/colleagues of mine are doing so in the coming days. Recruitment is ongoing if I’m correct. However, am not sure if the amount of pilots they’re looking for.

Hublot 14th Feb 2022 14:13


Originally Posted by MostAnnoying (Post 11183189)
I did BQ, also online and other friends/colleagues of mine are doing so in the coming days. Recruitment is ongoing if I’m correct. However, am not sure if the amount of pilots they’re looking for.

total radio silence for me , did you do it from home and what was included?


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