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4redsyourdead 22nd Jan 2014 09:31

I have many French friends in Ryanair. I doubt this is true and merely just a reason people are using for not getting the call. It's a lottery there's nothing you can do but sit and wait or look for other options.

Stubentor 22nd Jan 2014 21:53

It's just a rumor, because i know a lot of french friends from OAA with first time passes and everything that were refused. It's just an assumption. We don't know any reason anyway

Anunaki 22nd Jan 2014 22:02

Stubentor,

So that's how they justify their failures?…. :hmm:

Stubentor 23rd Jan 2014 09:18

Yeah whatever

FLT86 23rd Jan 2014 16:52

Hi,

Which e-mail did you use ?
I can't find it. Anyway, regarding your application, you only used CAE website, right ?
Because I've applied one year and a half ago to the CAE website pilot careers and still no news, I can only update my profile which I do monthly.

Just for your information, few guys that I know and are French, have been hired by Ryanair, so well, I can't believe on the nationality reason.

Depone 24th Jan 2014 14:58

The cadets I see in the crewroom are from all nationalities, including Irish and French.

I suspect the proportion of various nationalities who get through the assessment days is in line with the proportions of nationalities who apply.

If there has been a shift in recruitment, it may be a reflection of the expansion of the company in particular parts of Europe and a desire to staff certain bases with certain nationalities.

pudoc 24th Jan 2014 19:06


It's just a rumor, because i know a lot of french friends from OAA with first time passes and everything that were refused. It's just an assumption. We don't know any reason anyway
Maybe that's the problem. "I have first time passes so will definitely get the job" and then Ryanair HR sniff out an attitude issue in the interview.

gene88 25th Jan 2014 10:56

Hi everyone

What to expect from the phone interview after RYR cv approval?

Dam40 25th Jan 2014 13:18

Hi,
It will be the same questions + 1 or 2 about your licence but nothing to be afraid of as it has already been said.

RedBullGaveMeWings 25th Jan 2014 21:16

Some body in the Italian forum said that a FR capt told him that Ryanair is going to ask 20-25k euro on top of the 28k already needed for the TR course. Could this be true???

timeforclarity 25th Jan 2014 21:52

I've submitted my application but the date of my last flight was more than 6 months ago. So I'm going flying tomorrow.

If I update my application with the new data, will this then be logged, or should I withdraw my application and then leave it a day before re-applying?

Jean-Francois 26th Jan 2014 06:51

Just update your file and it is more than enough! Their system is smart enough to see that you keep your profile active.
I update my own profile after each flight and/or additional training completed (JOC, aerobatic,...)
At the end it is only a lottery...

MichaelOLearyGenius 26th Jan 2014 10:03

The French have stricter labour and tax laws, are more unionised and are more prone to go on strike than any other nationality, hence Ryanair don't like them.

Fanor 26th Jan 2014 18:54

Good evening all

I was wondering if anyone could enlighten me on what to expect during the telephone interview now that I have submitted my CV to CAE.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks

Bohi111 26th Jan 2014 19:05

Hi everyone

I have a problem with CAE form. When I want to insert dates (Date of birth, passport expiration date...) I click on a calendar icon and at the bottom it reads ,,today is sun, 26 jan 3914,,. Day and month are correct but year is always wrong 3914. I tried to ask CAE but they didn't respond. Anyone has the same problem? What should I do about it?

Thanks

Jean-Francois 27th Jan 2014 14:56

You can re-write 2014 instead of 3914... There is only one that you need to click until you reach the good year!
I did it few days ago...

antes56 29th Jan 2014 09:41

what to expect from the phone call after? tech questions? general questions? :hmm:

ben4395 29th Jan 2014 10:21

re: phone call.. if you looked over the thread youd find your answer, but to help you out.. the phonecall from what i remember is pretty much:

-do you have first time passes in ATPL exams and IR/CPL?
-How many hours PIC/total?
-Last aircraft flight ME? (must be one hour logged in last 6 months)
-Rating expiry dates?
-Valid EU passport?

So theres nothing to prepare for, no tech or HR questions at all... its just a screening process.

Ciapapa 29th Jan 2014 10:31

assessmet 2014
 
does anyone here knows how the assessment has been made recently? questions/ simulator... might have changed during last months...:confused:

Aurelio85 29th Jan 2014 13:48

Does any one know if Ryan Air take in consideration pilots how are already type rated on B737 and flown the classic?

PilotFox 29th Jan 2014 17:50

No, as stated on their website there is (currently) no application procedure for experienced fo's.

From the pilot hiring page:
"Please note we are not accepting applications for experienced First Officers at this time"

Ciapapa 30th Jan 2014 09:40

I think depends if the type is EASA of FAA...:rolleyes:

micro_burst 30th Jan 2014 19:58

Does the flight time in the last 6 months have to be in a ME aircraft?

In the initial 'request for CV' email it did not specify an aircraft class type.

Fieldins 31st Jan 2014 11:36

Flight in the last 6 months
 
In the second mail is specified! "(single or multi engine)"

Fieldins 31st Jan 2014 11:39

Phone interview
 
Anyone waiting for the phone interview!?

Fanor 31st Jan 2014 20:49

Yes I am waiting

aless85 31st Jan 2014 20:55

@Fanor and @micro burst

when did you guys received this first email? and when applied in CAE??

thank you!!

Fanor 1st Feb 2014 06:28

First email asking for cv 2 weeks ago, and then the email saying
It had been sent to Ryanair a week ago. Wha about you?

Flying_Jipp 1st Feb 2014 12:48

RYR
 
Hi Fanor,

Did you get a feedback from RYR? In my case, they sent my CV to RYR for approval and I got the answer 3 days after (negative for me). So if you are still waiting, I guess it's on the good way :)

aless85 1st Feb 2014 12:54

I havent received any email at all...

Im a bit confused though..

Is it first an phone call and then the email or you guys have got this first email straight without phone call???

I applied at the end of December so I guess I still have a long cue in front of me!!

Good luck to all!

Fieldins 1st Feb 2014 13:08

The first contact is an email by CAE, when you sent your CV another mail by CAE. Your CV is sent to FR for approval. If FR accept your CV, you will receive another mail whit informations for the phone interview

Fanor 1st Feb 2014 18:28

@flying_jipp

No answer does equal good news. Hopefully it will be good news.

aless85 1st Feb 2014 18:48

@Fieldins @Fanor

Thanks for the Info!!

antes56 3rd Feb 2014 14:24

Quick question: what do they want when asked "employee/academic reference" ?

Nikonair 3rd Feb 2014 14:45

A signed and dated character reference letter (with contact details) by a former employer and/or one from your last school.
basically just a description from said people how they perceived you during their interactions with you.

gene88 4th Feb 2014 08:50

hello everyone

just to be sure: what do they want when asked about the final report from FTO to bring to the assesment? I did my training in different school and is quite hard to get that in time :ugh:

Skydreamer1 4th Feb 2014 09:58

Hi guys, can I ask what kind of time scale you have from the telephone interview to your sim assessment? Are we talking days, weeks or months in your cases? Thanks for the help.

Fanor 4th Feb 2014 10:14

Hi

I had my telephone screening yesterday and the sim assessment and interview next week. So everything happens fast.

Fieldins 4th Feb 2014 12:52

2 weeks for me!

Fanor 4th Feb 2014 19:38

Can you log the sim assessment in your log book regardless of whether you have failed or passed?


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