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Banana Joe 6th December 2021 09:55

I agree. I currently fly for a cargo operator on a random roster and I'd be willing to take a pay cut to have a fixed roster.

eiffel 6th December 2021 11:57

The poition is based in CDG but will it be possible to commute (from within Europe) ? Have they mentionned it during interviews?

rocky 3 24th May 2022 10:24

I am looking for the same info. I have an interview ans test booked for mid june 22

rocky 3 24th May 2022 10:54

anyone has insights about the tech questionaire for CMA CGM? 40 questions I hear.
Thanks for the help.

mjcisidro 29th June 2022 16:12

How did it go? I’ve an interview scheduled for the 6th July…

Renaud 3rd July 2022 12:22

Any head up about terms and conditions anyone?
Roster, etc?

Thanks for updating

R

FlyingBE 18th July 2022 17:44


Originally Posted by mjcisidro (Post 11253622)
How did it go? I’ve an interview scheduled for the 6th July…

Hi guys,

Any news about T&C's ? They are looking for Airbus rated pilot (320 330 340 380).

Regards,
FBE

materazzi 22nd July 2022 19:44

Any feedback for those who got interviewed (Terms and conditions )

captain.weird 16th August 2022 11:56

Someone got any info regarding the rosters with these guys?

Griego 16th November 2022 14:20

Hi, the technical test depends on the type you apply for and the plane you are rated on. Be prepared for some very difficult questions (30 if 777). During the interview there are tech questions and memory items plus the normal HR questions ie. which mistake did you make in the past, what don't you like in your current job, why CMA etc.
The pay depends on your experience on type, if not on the hours on jet. 1000hrs per scale , the payscale is on ppjn. After tax and social security there isn't much left.
The company outsourced the planes for 5 years to Air France pilots. So no growth expected on that side.

LimaJuliet 13th August 2023 14:51

Hi,
Is there anyone having inside information about the B777 Rosters?
And any information about the assessment process? what to prepare?
It looks like they are recruiting again.
Thanks.

Tink789 18th August 2024 08:29

Hi Guys,

Small up, any infos about the interview and sim ? and if you are going to the interview next week don't hesitate to DM me :)

Cheers,

Tink

Boeiger 18th August 2024 09:31

Hey,

Any news or feedback on this one? Did anyone receive any sort of briefing pack or so?

Cheers

Toerist 18th August 2024 11:22

I did the assessment in June. They are quite friendly and want you to pass. They are getting desperate for pilots.
Day 1 consists of
-Multiple choice questionnaire (25 questions) on your current aircraft and general knowlegde. Mainly perfo, meteo, principles of flight. Not the easiest questions in my humble opinion.
-HR interview. Classic questions, not designed to trip you up.
-Technical interview. Friendly chat with management pilot. I had to explain the fuel system of my current aircraft and some questions about fuel planning etc.
They call you in the evening about the result.

Day 2 is sim assessment. Mine was on the B767. Seems to be whatever type is available. Profile is in NCE/LFMN. Take-off from 04R or L. Soon return after some kind of problem (nothing technical). Raw data ILS (careful ILS on 04 is slighly offset) Go-around. Engine failure during go-around. Single engine landing (with FD). Expect about 45min as PF, 45 as PM. They don't really look at how you fly the 767. Looking for basic skills, CRM, briefing, teamwork. The usual.

About 1-2 weeks later you get the result. I passed and was offered a contract but decided on another company.

Good luck!

Boeiger 19th August 2024 12:13

Hello, thank you for your feedback!

Do you know if they hired only French speaking pilots? And were all the candidates on your day French?

Thank you!


Originally Posted by Toerist (Post 11718951)
I did the assessment in June. They are quite friendly and want you to pass. They are getting desperate for pilots.
Day 1 consists of
-Multiple choice questionnaire (25 questions) on your current aircraft and general knowlegde. Mainly perfo, meteo, principles of flight. Not the easiest questions in my humble opinion.
-HR interview. Classic questions, not designed to trip you up.
-Technical interview. Friendly chat with management pilot. I had to explain the fuel system of my current aircraft and some questions about fuel planning etc.
They call you in the evening about the result.

Day 2 is sim assessment. Mine was on the B767. Seems to be whatever type is available. Profile is in NCE/LFMN. Take-off from 04R or L. Soon return after some kind of problem (nothing technical). Raw data ILS (careful ILS on 04 is slighly offset) Go-around. Engine failure during go-around. Single engine landing (with FD). Expect about 45min as PF, 45 as PM. They don't really look at how you fly the 767. Looking for basic skills, CRM, briefing, teamwork. The usual.

About 1-2 weeks later you get the result. I passed and was offered a contract but decided on another company.

Good luck!


Toerist 19th August 2024 20:43


Originally Posted by Boeiger (Post 11719422)
Hello, thank you for your feedback!

Do you know if they hired only French speaking pilots? And were all the candidates on your day French?

Thank you!

I speak French (not fluent), they never tested me nor asked about my language level. So I don't think it is a requirement. Obviously the majority of crew is French.


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