Ryanair interviews and sim assessments - 2

[bigggan]

Hello

I have applied for Ryanair several months ago, last fall actually, however I havent gotten any response yet. I have uplaoded all the required documents but still nothing, is there is there a way to withdraw application and reaply or should I just keep waiting?

[BoeingLudo737]

Originally Posted by Citationcj2

But these donuts have one of the best salaries currently on offer, so if you are contractor, this works highly in your favour providing you have 30€K!
But as things are starting look alot like 2017 I can see 30K soon being done away with

I wouldn't even waste my time responding to him

[falinari]

Direct entry first officer

Hello! Anyone could tell me how is the assessment for a direct entry (type rated) first officer please? Thank you!

[pilot2021]

Hello,

My friend got the following question during his interview: Why Ryanair has only 197 passengers and not 200 on the 737-8200 (MAX)

Anyone have an idea? I thought its about cabin crew but its not since 4 cabin crew is still okay for 200 pax.

[Theholdingpoint]

199 is still ok, not 200.
Wrote bs.

[pilot2021]

How come?
1 flight attended for very 50 passengers.

4 flight attendants = 200 passengers so having 200 pax or 197 pax won’t change the amount of cabin crew as it above 150 passengers but below 201

5 flight attendants = 201 passengers

what am I missing here?

[Theholdingpoint]

You're right, I think it may be because of the available seat config proposed by Boeing.

[pilot2021]

Originally Posted by Theholdingpoint

You're right, I think it may be because of the available seat config proposed by Boeing.

I have an answer. Infants not consider as a passengers since they don’t occupy seat but they do count into the total when it come to 1 cabin crew for 50 passengers. So if Ryanair will put 200 passengers enough one infant and they will need to have 5 cabin crew and not 4. it’s unlikely to 3 infants in one flights.

So the answer to why Ryanair choose 197 and not 200 passengers is avoid adding additional cabin crew and keep the aircraft with 4 cabin crew as the NGs.

[Theholdingpoint]

Can't be that, cc number is based on the number of seats.

[Gag1G]

Nonsense.
CC is based on passenger SEATS

[pilot2021]

This answer came from Ryanair pilots

[Madrid15]

Hi, I´ve found this:
"Ryanair says it will only (“only”!) cram in 197 passengers on the aircraft, rather than the full 200. The airline says it wants to avoid dropping to 29” of seat pitch — it currently offers 30” in its standard seats."

[A320LGW]

[size=16px]I think it might be 199, not 200. Anyway the answer is there are 2 seats reserved for supernumerary cabin crew.[/size]

[size=16px]You'll often have 6 cabin crew with a mix of supernumeraries and regular crew.[/size]

[Brian Pern]

Originally Posted by pilot2021

This answer came from Ryanair pilots

Well that says a lot!

If you check EASA regulations you will see it is quite clearly 1 CC per 50 seats. Why Ryanair have 197 is up to them. Why not ask MOL

[Aperture]

Hello everyone,

I just received the mail to do the online assessment (after 6 months waiting, don't despair!). I would like to know how the payment is made. Because I know that during the week ends, the payment transfers are blocked and delayed with my bank, until a working day. I planned to pay on Friday in order to have some time to prepare the assessment, so do you think I will be able to do the online assessments from this day, there won't be any delay for the payment?

Thanks for your help

[A32N]

Originally Posted by Aperture

Hello everyone,

I just received the mail to do the online assessment (after 6 months waiting, don't despair!). I would like to know how the payment is made. Because I know that during the week ends, the payment transfers are blocked and delayed with my bank, until a working day. I planned to pay on Friday in order to have some time to prepare the assessment, so do you think I will be able to do the online assessments from this day, there won't be any delay for the payment?

Thanks for your help

You can pay with credit cards, so the transaction is instant.

EDIT: But from experience, you won't get access the same day as you pay, so if you want to take it on Friday you should pay on Thursday

[Aperture]

Thanks for your reply! I would actually like to do it during the week end, but in the mail it says, from the instant you pay, you have 3 days to complete the assessments right ? So if I pay on Friday morning, will I have 3 days from friday morning, or 3 days from the instant I get access to the assessments (so maybe from saturday if there is some waiting time between the payment and the actual access to the assessments?)

[A32N]

Originally Posted by Aperture

Thanks for your reply! I would actually like to do it during the week end, but in the mail it says, from the instant you pay, you have 3 days to complete the assessments right ? So if I pay on Friday morning, will I have 3 days from friday morning, or 3 days from the instant I get access to the assessments (so maybe from saturday if there is some waiting time between the payment and the actual access to the assessments?)

You have 3 days to complete it from the day you get access to the assessment

[aouseair]

Originally Posted by crip1808

Hi there,

Is anyone starting the TR on 3rd July? FR2353

Me!
Send me a private message so we can get in contact.

[Diegofd]

Originally Posted by Latus96

Hello, is there anyone else who has the assessment on the 4th May in Dublin?

hi
are you easa or icao ?

I did it on the 2nd

Please let me know if you receive any email cos i didn’t