Originally Posted by Banana Joe
(Post 10682566)
Why should it?
A real shock I heard. CAE site says €10,000 but the deal seems to be gone back to €35,000 cash up front now. Can anyone confirm? Thanks |
Originally Posted by alcockandbrown
(Post 10682849)
A recent Ryanair Type Rating cadet said on here that after paying the €10,000 for the Ryanair TR and signed the Bond, everything was hunky dory until all of a sudden they were told you are now going to Poland to set up as Self Employed and a company called Warsaw Aviation will hire you to Ryanair and also you need to cough up the €25,000 you owe Ryanair Sun/Buzz for 737 course.
A real shock I heard. CAE site says €10,000 but the deal seems to be gone back to €35,000 cash up front now. Can anyone confirm? Thanks |
That's good news so. Thanks
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The bond was never €35k in the past. It used to be €29k, then it went down to €5k and since the start of the year it’s been €10k. So if it’s now up to €35k, that’s the most it’s ever been.
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Originally Posted by alcockandbrown
(Post 10682849)
A recent Ryanair Type Rating cadet said on here that after paying the €10,000 for the Ryanair TR and signed the Bond, everything was hunky dory until all of a sudden they were told you are now going to Poland to set up as Self Employed and a company called Warsaw Aviation will hire you to Ryanair and also you need to cough up the €25,000 you owe Ryanair Sun/Buzz for 737 course.
A real shock I heard. CAE site says €10,000 but the deal seems to be gone back to €35,000 cash up front now. Can anyone confirm? Thanks |
I agree. A type rating doesn't even cost 20k, so if they want that much they obviously want you to contribute towards the line training as well.
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Do Ryanair help you get a loan to cover the €10,000? as I and others are up to eyeballs in debt already from CPL IR!
Is it a case of not getting in if you don't have the cash? |
No, that's not their problem. If you can't afford it, there will always be somebody else that can and will take your spot.
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Has anyone got an assessment date recently? If so, when did you apply?
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Interview Questions
Hi guys,
I have a interview coming up at the end of this month for RYANAIR PILOT MENTORED PROGRAMME at AFTA, Cork. It would be really useful if I could get some details in some of the technical and non-technical interview questions that are likely to come up in these interviews. It says on the website that:"You will be tested on your technical and non-technical skills. Non- technical skills include areas such as communication, leadership and decision making. Technical skills would include, basic knowledge of aircraft systems, principles of flight. There will also be some mental math’s questions included here." Any tips would be helpful. |
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FR1925
Those who are in the FR1925 join the Facebook group called: " FR1925 TR EMA "
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That's not the case, they're working through the hold pool they already have. a few from Simtech and other APS providers have also had offers. UPRT is required before the type rating and is confirmed in a previous post
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That's what I felt on LinkedIn and via a friend at AFTA who told me this, so is there anyone who applied lately and got the online assessment ?
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Base Choices
Best Ryanair base for a new FO who wants max hours and cheapest living? Thanks in advance for input.
Alicante Athens Barcelona Bari Belfast Bergamo Berlin Schönefeld Berlin Tegel Birmingham Bologna Bordeaux Bournemouth Bratislava Brindisi Bristol Brussels Bucharest Budapest Cagliari Catania Chania Charleroi Cologne Bonn Corfu Cork Dublin (Headquarters) East Midlands Edinburgh Faro Fes Frankfurt Girona Glasgow Prestwick Gothenburg Landvetter Hahn Hamburg Ibiza Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Kaunas Lamezia Terme Leeds/Bradford Lisbon Liverpool London–Luton London–Southend London–Stansted (Largest base) Madrid Málaga Malta Manchester Marrakesh Marseille Memmingen Milan Malpensa Naples Palermo Palma de Mallorca Paphos Pisa Pescara Ponta Delgada Porto Rome Ciampino Rome-Fiumicino Seville Santiago de Compostela Shannon Thessaloniki Valencia Vilnius Weeze Zadar List of Ryanair Bases April 2020. |
Big, busy bases are most of the time safe bets. These seem to be Dublin, Stansted, Bergamo and Charleroi from what I've seen.
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Thanks for those base tips.
Dublin & Stansted are very expensive to live and rent in for a new FO. My mate got Dublin last year. He only did 480 hours in his first year with Ryanair. My other mate got Stansted 4 years ago and got 900 hours very easy each year. |
How much Is he earning?
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€65 euros an hour in Dublin.
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Hello everyone, is anyone having the ryanair assessment on the 25th of February ?
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