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Clearskies123 14th Apr 2018 11:50


Originally Posted by YAKfiftyfive (Post 10116884)
Is anyone on FR1809 at EMA?

I am! Do you know if there's a group on FB or WhatsApp?

girlpower 14th Apr 2018 16:59

Transfer to Irish CAA
 
Can anyone confirm whether or not the requirement to transfer your UK Issued EASA licence to an Irish one is still in place?

Many thanks
gp

CharlieTangoCharlie 14th Apr 2018 18:54


Originally Posted by girlpower (Post 10118428)
Can anyone confirm whether or not the requirement to transfer your UK Issued EASA licence to an Irish one is still in place?

Many thanks
gp


Yep, need to convert it to IAA. Costs £450 :mad:

girlpower 14th Apr 2018 19:29

Thank you very much.

downeydub 15th Apr 2018 09:05

Assessment info
 
Hi All

I thought I would share my experience from my assessment last week.

First application May 2015. Unsuccessful

Second application. Created new account with CAE in January 2018.
Confirmation of completed app 13/3/18
Email to confirm call within 14 days 15/03/18
Call received 28/03/18.
Assessment 11/04/18
Positive email 13/04/18

I have seen people ask can you apply a second time. I did and was successful. HR asked me what happened the first time and I was just honest with them,fresh out of flight training, went in to confident and cocky.
Asked had I applied elsewhere and that was really all from HR.

Tech questions

Engines on BE76
Landing gear on same, AC or DC hydraulic or electric. How do you extend in emergency.
How many emergency exits in the cabin of 737 800
How many passengers 737800 and MAX

Nothing that hasnt been asked before. Interview was very relaxed had a good laugh about past experience.

Stay calm know your IR aircraft inside out and you will be fine.

Best of luck

YAKfiftyfive 15th Apr 2018 14:28


Originally Posted by Clearskies123 (Post 10118175)
I am! Do you know if there's a group on FB or WhatsApp?

There is a group on fb called Ryanair Type Rating FR1809. I can't post the link because I don't have 10 post yets and I don't think you have the option to receive messages on pprune activate it so can't send it to you. Would be nice to meet some people before the course starts so feel free to join!

manu848 15th Apr 2018 19:28

Assessment on the 3rd of May
 
Hey guys, thanks for sharing the precious info.

I am schedule for the assessment on the 3 rd of May. If anybody wants to team up for a sim prep at simtech the day before let me know!

cheers and best of luck

Skyhigh_ 16th Apr 2018 10:05


Originally Posted by manu848 (Post 10119465)
Hey guys, thanks for sharing the precious info.

I am schedule for the assessment on the 3 rd of May. If anybody wants to team up for a sim prep at simtech the day before let me know!

cheers and best of luck

Beware of the SIM at Simtech, it is nowhere near the one at Ryanair

Cadet737B 16th Apr 2018 10:13

I go the 1st of May, how is the Upilot sim?

Cadet737B 16th Apr 2018 11:36

Recommendations then?

flyfan 16th Apr 2018 12:04

@Cadet737B


Originally Posted by Whiskey Hotel (Post 10101503)
I’m not sure what rock you’ve been living under but Upilot are extremely highly regarded amongst people who have gone for ryanair assessments, including myself and a significant number of my colleagues. If you can’t fly the upilot sim then you shouldn’t be flying, end of story. The feel system in upilots sim has very little to do with how you perform in the ryanair assessment.

Even this thread alone, if you look back over it for the past number of years you will see the large number of recommendations and referrals from pilots who have used upilot for their assessment prep sessions and who have subsequently been successful at the ryanair assessment.

Skyhigh's opinion to uPilot isn't very neutral. Here's another opinion. Just fyi...
I went there too and cannot recommend them enough - you don't need to be a pilot to be good at preparing you for an assessement. Flying is only a part of the assessement and of the preparation; briefing pack, MCC, briefing, tips/tricks, tech questions - all of this is covered by uPilot and tailored to the airline.

Bunchygryphon 16th Apr 2018 12:21

Hey people is anyone having the intervieuw on tge 19th please let me know . Cheers

bushpilotks 16th Apr 2018 13:13


Originally Posted by Bunchygryphon (Post 10116763)
19th for me , best of luck

Hi, bud im there on the 19th as well for the assessment. Let me know if you want to chat before hand?

PPRuNeUser0214 16th Apr 2018 13:55

Anyone here booked onto a TR

bushpilotks 16th Apr 2018 20:50

Contact me
 

Originally Posted by Bunchygryphon (Post 10120148)
Hey people is anyone having the intervieuw on tge 19th please let me know . Cheers

I'm on the 19th, arriving dublin on the 18th, staying at premier inn.

Martinfrank 17th Apr 2018 07:07

Yes i am, feel free to contact me. I am staying at Premier Inn 😃

OOVNI 17th Apr 2018 08:12

Highly agree with @flyfan. I don't know if our opinion is neutral or not, but it's the opinion having been through the sim prep and interview successfully. Absolutely no reason for the bad publicity for uPilot, he is very effective in gearing you up for the interview. Of course, it is up to you to do the rest.

Btw, anyone else for CAE1805 in AMS?

V0LC0M 17th Apr 2018 11:44

- First assessment unsuccessful -
Someone has created a second profile from 2016 forward with succesful call?

I really appreciate your help”

Skyhigh123456 17th Apr 2018 12:24

Hi, anyone who applied around 15th of March and got a call yet? Kind regards.

Skyhigh123456 17th Apr 2018 12:30

and Volcom yes, you should be able to re-apply.


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