Air Contractors recruiting ATR crew
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Air Contractors recruiting ATR crew
Saw this on the website:
http://www.aircontractors.com/careers.htm
I was amused by two requirements, the spelling and numeracy tests. It would seem illiterate pilots are becoming quite a problem.
Then there's the minimum hourly requirement for F/O's 500 hours. Hmm seems reasonable but 500 on type. Are they really doing ab initio flight training on ATR's now?
Just as well there's no tests on basic common sense for the Personnel Manager.
But at least you don't have to pay for your interview.
Minimum Requirements Captain
ATPL
ATR 42/72 Type Rating
Minimum of 2500 hours (at least 500 hours on type)
JAR licence
Class 1 medical
Right to live and work within EU
Must be current on type
First Officer
ATPL (Frozen)
ATR 42/72 Type Rating
Minimum of 500 hours (at least 500 hours on type)
JAR licence
Class 1 medical
Right to live and work within EU
Must be current on type
The Recuitment Process
After applying, selected appicants will be invited to Assessment Centres that are jointly held by Air Contractors and AIR. An Assessment Centre will last for approximately four hours and candidates are seen in groups of five.
Normally two Assessment Centre are held per day - one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Locations vary.
The Assessment Centre will typically consist of: Time Activity
09:30 Introduction and Welcome AIR
09:45 Numeracy exercise Personnel Manager
10:30 Spelling exercise Personnel Manager
10:45 Refreshments
Personal Interview Panel Interview AIR Interview
11:00 A C E
11:30 B D A
12:00 C E B
12:30 D A C
13:00 E B D
13:30 Final Address
AIR will advise candidates of the outcome of the Assessment Centre.
Interview expenses are not paid to candidates.
Edited for spelling, lucky I'm not going to apply.
http://www.aircontractors.com/careers.htm
I was amused by two requirements, the spelling and numeracy tests. It would seem illiterate pilots are becoming quite a problem.
Then there's the minimum hourly requirement for F/O's 500 hours. Hmm seems reasonable but 500 on type. Are they really doing ab initio flight training on ATR's now?
Just as well there's no tests on basic common sense for the Personnel Manager.
But at least you don't have to pay for your interview.
Minimum Requirements Captain
ATPL
ATR 42/72 Type Rating
Minimum of 2500 hours (at least 500 hours on type)
JAR licence
Class 1 medical
Right to live and work within EU
Must be current on type
First Officer
ATPL (Frozen)
ATR 42/72 Type Rating
Minimum of 500 hours (at least 500 hours on type)
JAR licence
Class 1 medical
Right to live and work within EU
Must be current on type
The Recuitment Process
After applying, selected appicants will be invited to Assessment Centres that are jointly held by Air Contractors and AIR. An Assessment Centre will last for approximately four hours and candidates are seen in groups of five.
Normally two Assessment Centre are held per day - one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Locations vary.
The Assessment Centre will typically consist of: Time Activity
09:30 Introduction and Welcome AIR
09:45 Numeracy exercise Personnel Manager
10:30 Spelling exercise Personnel Manager
10:45 Refreshments
Personal Interview Panel Interview AIR Interview
11:00 A C E
11:30 B D A
12:00 C E B
12:30 D A C
13:00 E B D
13:30 Final Address
AIR will advise candidates of the outcome of the Assessment Centre.
Interview expenses are not paid to candidates.
Edited for spelling, lucky I'm not going to apply.
