Aer Lingus DEP 2019
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Does anyone have any good feedback who has already attended, or used something along the lines of latestpilotjobs interview prep? There doesn't appear to be an Aer Lingus interview prep on latestpilotjobs database from what i can see.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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I have also been Invited for the 25th. I'll be in Dublin on 23rd if some of you are available and want to meet drop a PM.
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Shamrocky, you obviously have the inside scoop here. Can new recruits expect to be on / able to bit for the LR flights to the East Coast straight away, or will be there be a waiting period?
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All new pilots spend 6 months restricted to certain operations etc. Following this time there is week of probationary checks and after this all restrctions including flying Transatlantic are lifted.
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Originally Posted by shamrocky
All new pilots spend 6 months restricted to certain operations etc. Following this time there is week of probationary checks and after this all restrctions including flying Transatlantic are lifted.
I can confirm this is rubbish
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Originally Posted by MightyDucks
I can confirm this is rubbish
You actually have not got a clue what you're talking about. As someone who was at the assessment only yesterday, Karl from Aer Lingus specifically mentioned about the 6 months restriction on european ops before any transatlantic. After 6 months, as he put it in his words, "the restriction is lifted and you are open to fly all our routes, including transatlantic"
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Originally Posted by MightyDucks
I can confirm this is rubbish
When the NEO arrives, Restricted RF Pilots will not be able to fly the NEO across the Atlantic until their RF is lifted following New Pilot Assessments.
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Did anyone who was at the assessment yesterday get called for the sim or had a phone call with an invite? I did the interview but didn’t hear anything after it. Nice to meet everyone.
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Any experienced guys with 5000 hours (over 2000 jet hours) plus waiting on an interview invite? (hopefully)
Does anybody know if they are just looking at cadets and low timers at present?
Does anybody know if they are just looking at cadets and low timers at present?
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Originally Posted by Alrosa
When did you do the Sim daveandg - and did they call you with an offer or email you ? Cheers
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Originally Posted by daveandg
Forgive me for being a touch vague, but it was the tail end of January and the offer was made by telephone a couple of weeks later. Don’t worry, I haven’t had a super speedy offer from the group that went through this week!! I’m sure you’re all still in the fight; from the numbers being recruited and the number of pilots they have, this is a monster recruitment drive. Dag
