Originally Posted by anto125
(Post 10503779)
Yes some atpl stuff, 30 questions in 10 mins.
nothing too bad, no complex calculations, but almost all subjects in my case. |
Hi,
I did my online assesment on Friday June 21st, on Monday June 24th I recive the email from CAE with the confirmation that my application may now proceed to the next step. It's been 4 day waiting for the phone call. I hear that msot people get the call within first 2 days after reciving the email. Is this normal? Anyone has the same problem? Thanks a lot and good luck everybody. |
Just received a PRO from them... Didn't do any test... Applied in February.. Ryanair was my top priority...
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Timing
After doing Cut-E Assessment, someone knows how long it takes for an answer? |
Originally Posted by ionut92
(Post 10468079)
Hey,
Anyone here on the FR1907 course starting 8th July in EMA? Is there a facebook group? Cheers —— Yes. I’ll be joining FR1907. Staying at TL for intro week then will see about an AirBnb for TR. Paul |
FR1907 - RYR TR course
Originally Posted by ionut92
(Post 10457321)
Anyone here starting Type on the 8th of July(intro week) in EMA FR1907?
CptPaulRoberts |
Originally Posted by davinci1
(Post 10503839)
yes I know about ATPL part. I mean are there any technical questions during recorded interview? Or just hr? Of course if you explain in proper english that the flap retracting system is feeded with direct current from a windmill situated in Rotterdam that delivers energy to your aircraft via bluetooth technology, that's not good. And also if you're native english, they may focus more on the technical side. But still, no atpl questions there. |
Does anyone know if ryanair prefers the irish license over other EASA states. I'm currently doing my training in Poland and can either finish with an irish or polish license. I'm thinking of converting to polish authority due to how unresponsive the IAA is
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Originally Posted by asmith474
(Post 10507772)
Does anyone know if ryanair prefers the irish license over other EASA states. I'm currently doing my training in Poland and can either finish with an irish or polish license. I'm thinking of converting to polish authority due to how unresponsive the IAA is
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I was doing CPL and IR in different schools,and it took 4 months to get report from them.I know how it feels...
About ATPL resutlts,they need offical document with CAA signs and stapm,not from webstite. |
Originally Posted by Manny Man
(Post 10507845)
I did my CPL/MEIR in Poland. If you can do it with the IAA, do it. Much better. At least if you have an issue you can call them and they speak english. Not necessary the case with the Polish CAA. I am now in the process of transferring my licence to the Irish CAA, if I knew, I would've done it straight away.
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Originally Posted by asmith474
(Post 10508580)
can i do my skill tests under the IAA while in Poland? I'm also doing my training there
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Originally Posted by gob11
(Post 10508652)
Wow!! I didn't know there was such document (atpl's)... How can I get them? Is there an online form or should I just give'm a call.
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Anyone in FR1910 (introduction starting in EMA the 19th of August 2019)?
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Hiya, I did Cut-E assessment on thurs 25th of June and still been waiting to hear from them.
Is it taking long time to you too? |
Anyone has any idea how they get on with low averages on the ATPL theory?
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Recent Feedback
Hello Ladies and Gents!
I was wondering if any of you guys have attended an assessment day in Dublin recently, I'm looking for some recent feedback! Many thanks :) |
Originally Posted by castrocfb
(Post 10505291)
After doing Cut-E Assessment, someone knows how long it takes for an answer? Have you got any news? |
Hello xlarrasnow! I tried to contact you as I'm also waiting for the call...
If you empty you inbox I will send you a text. Cheers! ======================== Until you have a posting history you don't have access to private messaging and adding urls. |
Originally Posted by Oscar748
(Post 10511050)
Anyone in FR1910 (introduction starting in EMA the 19th of August 2019)?
FB group created under "FR1910 EMA" Good luck to everyone! |
Does anyone from the inside know anything about recruitment ? I heard they are overstaffed for this winter (of around 300 pilots) and that they are already offering unpaid leave for volonteers for next winter season... Will they still hire co-pilots ?
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Originally Posted by Rocket61
(Post 10517084)
Does anyone from the inside know anything about recruitment ? I heard they are overstaffed for this winter (of around 300 pilots) and that they are already offering unpaid leave for volonteers for next winter season... Will they still hire co-pilots ?
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Originally Posted by Akum
(Post 10517440)
Try to send new application on CAE website and you will see that you can't. Looks Ike they stopped recruitment.
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https://careers.ryanair.com/cadets/
push apply button and will show you error 404,page not found. I just checked it again. |
I did not understood that you were talking about that page, i thought you meant the pages where you had to upload all the documents. I owe you some apologies. I tried too and got the same error.
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Yes but you can find it directly on the CAE website by entering "ryanair" on their own browser and itis still there
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Only the link has changed, might be CAE who moved the page and Ryanair didn't update
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The CAE website down
They are still recruiting
the CAE site is down, you get the same page error for Flydubai,volotea not just RYR |
Hi SaintEx31
Please check your inbox, Also I can't find any Facebook group for FR1910... Cheers, Oscar =============================== Until you have a posting history you don't have access to private messaging and adding urls. |
Originally Posted by Rocket61
(Post 10517084)
Does anyone from the inside know anything about recruitment ? I heard they are overstaffed for this winter (of around 300 pilots) and that they are already offering unpaid leave for volonteers for next winter season... Will they still hire co-pilots ?
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Anyone still waiting for e-mail/call after online assessement ?
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As most of you helped me sharing your experience I'll try to do the same..
sent application around the 20th of June Assessment online within 10 days 2 days after got invitation for the 12 of july Went to Upilot for 3 hours preparation, haven't flown since basic MCC no joc in January. Absolutely suggested, good tips and not too expensive. Be award that there are trim problems on the joke. I flew like a fish and got worried, perfectly fine at Ryanair. The feedback system in the yoke is basically not working. Technical interview: Why swept wings, vortex generators, wingtip stall, engine on my twin, fuel contamimation, stab trim, orographic clouds, lenticular clouds, BR and FG in metars, carb icing temp range, bypass engines. HR: Questions regarding previous jobs, likes/dislikes regarding my school, challenging situations in previous jobs, what I would bring to the company, type rating starting preferences. Questions Assessors are friendly and easygoing, be precise and not too long in answers, go straight to the point and you'll prevent getting stuck where you don't want to be. Take your time to answer and correct yourself if you do some mistakes, it will be fine. I believe it lasted 20-25 min SIM East midlands plates, sid then vectors, manouvers, climbs, descents + turns, 45° turns, display position on chart, emergency (medical), troubleshoot with your F/O, Dodar, nits, decided to head back (don't do it straight away, discuss it with tour partner), holding entry (just asked) vectored for ILS 27. PF went good then as PM basically same things. My partner just went around when visual at 100 feet because of glide at full deflection, and instructor said it was a good approach. No reasons to do that at that altitude, ripositioned us at Fix and let him go for another round. Just be comunicative and act like you would do in reality. Don't get too stressed (easy to say afterwards...) but you don't need to panic. If you're not native english speaking, just keep it simple and be confident. From friday got positive answer today after there days, both me and my partner got the job. Walking two feets from the ground. Best of luck to you guys! |
Hello, In your opinion...is this a bad moment to apply for Ryanair? Several people told me that in the last 6 months, only 30% of candidates passed the interview. thanks |
It is always worth a try. It is true that the actual growth will be less important than expected due to the 737 Max. They are going to close some bases for the winter season, and offer unpaid leaves to some pilots. It is also very well known that even when they are not recruiting (or when they only need a few people) they still call a lot of cadets for selection.
Indeed, as they charge you quite a lot of money for the assessment, the selection process is almost costless for the airline (some even say they make money out of it but I have to say I don't know...) so they don't really care about asking people to come. A few months ago the whole 36 or 38 cadets of the week have been adjourned. Don't tell me the 38 were unfit for the job... So it is up to you, some still managed to pass regarding previous message. If you have 1000e for plane tickets, assessment, hotel and maybe sim refresh, then it is highly recommended to give it a try |
Fiducioso, don't worry, they are still recruiting, i had the interview two days ago and 5 out of 8 got the job, so the "pass rate" is very different for every group of cadets.
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Maybe should I wait to apply until the 737 max start to arrive? |
I wouldn't advice you to do so at all...if you're fit for them they would hire you
do you already have a job? |
Originally Posted by anto125
(Post 10522432)
I wouldn't advice you to do so at all...if you're fit for them they would hire you
do you already have a job? |
Originally Posted by Rocket61
(Post 10521827)
It is always worth a try. It is true that the actual growth will be less important than expected due to the 737 Max. They are going to close some bases for the winter season, and offer unpaid leaves to some pilots. It is also very well known that even when they are not recruiting (or when they only need a few people) they still call a lot of cadets for selection.
Indeed, as they charge you quite a lot of money for the assessment, the selection process is almost costless for the airline (some even say they make money out of it but I have to say I don't know...) so they don't really care about asking people to come. A few months ago the whole 36 or 38 cadets of the week have been adjourned. Don't tell me the 38 were unfit for the job... So it is up to you, some still managed to pass regarding previous message. If you have 1000e for plane tickets, assessment, hotel and maybe sim refresh, then it is highly recommended to give it a try Have you any idea how much instructors, SIM engineers hr staff and the SIM itself cost to run assessments? Then you are basically saying that they fail people because they don't need them? Sorry but you are completely wrong. You are obviously making things up about the week that 38 people didn't get through, |
Considering they are still hiring, why would they get rid of 38 students that they felt met the grade enough to bring them for interview?
This sounds like complete BS from someone who is clearly bitter about something. |
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