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Things seem a bit quite on this front I have done a search. Can someone tell me what or when if these folks are recruiting again for the EMB145/135 many thanks
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Dont take BMI seriously. Ill try and keep this nice and simple.
BMI takes your overall weight and your overall height and calculates this towards the AVERAGE person. However, you may have a larger muscular mass than the average joe.
For example my BMI is 28.9 which is nearly obese.
I am 5ft 8 and 185lb yet i have 8% bodyfat (this is far far less than the average joe)
BMI takes your overall weight and your overall height and calculates this towards the AVERAGE person. However, you may have a larger muscular mass than the average joe.
For example my BMI is 28.9 which is nearly obese.
I am 5ft 8 and 185lb yet i have 8% bodyfat (this is far far less than the average joe)
bmi structure
Just to clear up a bit of confusion that seems to exist in this thread -
There are three distinct divisions within the bmi (NB it is in the lowercase).
bmi mainline (HQ Donington Hall, EMA. Main base LHR)
The UK's member of the Star Alliance and 2nd largest user of Heathrow
bmi regional (HQ and Main Base Aberdeen)
UK and European scheduled flights using EMB
bmibaby (HQ and Main base EMA)
LCC to UK and European destination using B737
Each division has it's own AOC and operates as an independent airline in the eyes of the CAA. Obviously there is an overarching corporate structure to take advantage of economy of scale.
Recruitment is also carried out independently but there is a migration from bmir and bmibaby to mainline for pilots wishing to make the move. Mainline recruitment is done to a pool and thence normally onto the shorthaul routes.
Finally within bmi mainline there are three further sections
Longhaul - A330 - USA, Carribean, Saudi Arabia
Mid-haul - A321/ A320 / Damp Leased 757 - Near and Middle East, Africa, Russia
Short Haul - A321/320/319 - UK and Europe.
This is not a definitive list but only intended to give an outline.
Hope it helps
HWB
There are three distinct divisions within the bmi (NB it is in the lowercase).
bmi mainline (HQ Donington Hall, EMA. Main base LHR)
The UK's member of the Star Alliance and 2nd largest user of Heathrow
bmi regional (HQ and Main Base Aberdeen)
UK and European scheduled flights using EMB
bmibaby (HQ and Main base EMA)
LCC to UK and European destination using B737
Each division has it's own AOC and operates as an independent airline in the eyes of the CAA. Obviously there is an overarching corporate structure to take advantage of economy of scale.
Recruitment is also carried out independently but there is a migration from bmir and bmibaby to mainline for pilots wishing to make the move. Mainline recruitment is done to a pool and thence normally onto the shorthaul routes.
Finally within bmi mainline there are three further sections
Longhaul - A330 - USA, Carribean, Saudi Arabia
Mid-haul - A321/ A320 / Damp Leased 757 - Near and Middle East, Africa, Russia
Short Haul - A321/320/319 - UK and Europe.
This is not a definitive list but only intended to give an outline.
Hope it helps
HWB
WW.
CAPS is shouting - which is rude!
Had you thought that with over 500 posts Deano777 might have bought the Probationary title? Some people prefer to keep a lower profile!
HWB
CAPS is shouting - which is rude!
Had you thought that with over 500 posts Deano777 might have bought the Probationary title? Some people prefer to keep a lower profile!
HWB
I spoke with the Mainline recruiter today and the answer is that they are NOT recruiting. Sorry!
He suggested that you keep an eye on the website - but, personally speaking as a current bmi employee, I wouldn't hold your breath!
HWB
He suggested that you keep an eye on the website - but, personally speaking as a current bmi employee, I wouldn't hold your breath!
HWB