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Dear All,
I have been offered a first officer position on B737-500 today.
I would like to thank all the ppruners who helped me through the hardest time,people I know in life and the mysterious ones...
Also I would like to thank the moderators for having had such a great idea for this website,it helped me to keep faith and realise how the fortunate I am to part of this aviation world.
I will continue taking part on these forums,may not be as often,but I promise to help of all my knowledge the ones who are looking for their first break in Europe.
Thank you all again,
Best Regards,
M.85
I have been offered a first officer position on B737-500 today.
I would like to thank all the ppruners who helped me through the hardest time,people I know in life and the mysterious ones...
Also I would like to thank the moderators for having had such a great idea for this website,it helped me to keep faith and realise how the fortunate I am to part of this aviation world.
I will continue taking part on these forums,may not be as often,but I promise to help of all my knowledge the ones who are looking for their first break in Europe.
Thank you all again,
Best Regards,
M.85
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Hi there.
Its Sky Europe airlines..based in Bratislava,
They are expanding and looking fos for brazilias and 737s,however more seats on the 120.The last interviews were last week but planning to get more around May.
Pay is ridiculous(less than cabin crew in london) but enough to live in Slovakia,people are great and it seems to be a very dynamic team.
Hope you get a positive answer wrong sisters
M.85
Its Sky Europe airlines..based in Bratislava,
They are expanding and looking fos for brazilias and 737s,however more seats on the 120.The last interviews were last week but planning to get more around May.
Pay is ridiculous(less than cabin crew in london) but enough to live in Slovakia,people are great and it seems to be a very dynamic team.
Hope you get a positive answer wrong sisters
M.85
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Well done and many congrats !!
For (too) many months I have been SO impressed by your unselfish and "never say die" support and advice to your fellow job-seekers.
You have set a fine example of keeping going when very often there appears to be little point.
You are a fine role model to all those guys who "bleat on" that the (aviation) world owes them a living but do very little else but moan.
WELL DONE and the very best of luck!!
For (too) many months I have been SO impressed by your unselfish and "never say die" support and advice to your fellow job-seekers.
You have set a fine example of keeping going when very often there appears to be little point.
You are a fine role model to all those guys who "bleat on" that the (aviation) world owes them a living but do very little else but moan.
WELL DONE and the very best of luck!!
Only half a speed-brake
Quite a few fellow students from Univ. work there (predominantly non-flt.dk) and sound very pleased with the company, overall spirits and payroll (related to Slovak living costs, of course). The more talented ones as I recall.
If you may have time one day, say hi to Marian (dispatch/NAV I guess) the ever-smiling. Perhaps we may even bump each others shoulder one day, SkyE has some sim blocks provided by our training. Until then, may your arrivals be as pleasant as your departures...
FD.
If you may have time one day, say hi to Marian (dispatch/NAV I guess) the ever-smiling. Perhaps we may even bump each others shoulder one day, SkyE has some sim blocks provided by our training. Until then, may your arrivals be as pleasant as your departures...
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Congras!!!!
My most sincere congratulations future B737 F/O!!
I sent them my CV along with a covering letter. Got a reply receiving a pilot application form, to know more about me as a pilot. I filled it and sent it back, I’m waiting since then, this was two weeks ago aprox.
How is the selection process?? I’d be delighted to fly a JAR25 acft like the brazilian!!
Once more, congrats!!! It's great to hear about happy stories like yours
Enjoy this great moment!!
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Just to echo all the previous postings, well done on getting so far and thank's for all your postings. We all raise a glass to you.
Cheers !!!!!!!
Onwards and upwards,
Harves
Cheers !!!!!!!
Onwards and upwards,
Harves
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Hi all,
Just wrote a message but it got deleted as i took too much time to write i guess so ill be quicker this time
I wanted to say that your chearings are as a delight for me as when i got the news.. Thank you..
To answer someone about the cv..it took 2 weeks more o less to get the email of interview/selection from the time i sent them back the application form..ill be asking around if more interviews scheduled or not..
Ill be looking for the smily Marian!!
Thanks again and for people who get to the selection day in the future do not hesitate to email me or pm me for info..
I will let you all know about the possible extra recruitment when time comes..
KInd Regards,you are all a great bunch
M.85
Just wrote a message but it got deleted as i took too much time to write i guess so ill be quicker this time
I wanted to say that your chearings are as a delight for me as when i got the news.. Thank you..
To answer someone about the cv..it took 2 weeks more o less to get the email of interview/selection from the time i sent them back the application form..ill be asking around if more interviews scheduled or not..
Ill be looking for the smily Marian!!
Thanks again and for people who get to the selection day in the future do not hesitate to email me or pm me for info..
I will let you all know about the possible extra recruitment when time comes..
KInd Regards,you are all a great bunch
M.85
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M.85 congratulations
I was just reading a post you had made a while back contemplating paying 22k for a type rating.. great to see your determination & hard work paying of.. enjoy Bratislava
I was just reading a post you had made a while back contemplating paying 22k for a type rating.. great to see your determination & hard work paying of.. enjoy Bratislava
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Thanks skyman..
When I recieved the letter saying i was successfull at the test and interview,it did not mention any sim checkride..however i had to along with 3 other guys go to Prague this wednesday for a sim ride.Used the CZA sim and CZA Captain,and skyeurope' s Chief pilot looking over the shoulders.
Got the email and passed..next is to find a place to live in bratislava
Ciao,
M.85
When I recieved the letter saying i was successfull at the test and interview,it did not mention any sim checkride..however i had to along with 3 other guys go to Prague this wednesday for a sim ride.Used the CZA sim and CZA Captain,and skyeurope' s Chief pilot looking over the shoulders.
Got the email and passed..next is to find a place to live in bratislava
Ciao,
M.85
