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CLEAR4T/O 9th Jan 2007 14:39

Hit The Nail On The Head!!!
 
It sure is!!!!

Fingers crossed, would be a great start....:)

CAT3C AUTOLAND 17th Jan 2007 10:52

Aer Lingus
 
Hi All,

I have done a search on this, however, only very little came up. I was wondering whether anyone has any information on the Aer Lingus recruitment process?

Thanks in advance.

average bloke 17th Jan 2007 14:39

apparently if you sound like barry white you're in. although the last batch all had hair, or so i've been told.

CAT3C AUTOLAND 18th Jan 2007 11:43

Well thank you Avergage Bloke.

Looks like I have a chance, but not sure about the latter, unless I invest in some transplant hair surgery :).

I will see you soon senaca/B737 king :ok:.

Mondeoman 21st Apr 2007 19:24

Aer Lingus Interview
 
I have an interview with Aer Lingus in 10 days time, for a ist officer A320. Can anyone give me a heads up on what to expect? Does anyone know what aircraft they use for their sim rides? Any advice gratefully received!

Dent Collector 22nd Apr 2007 08:04

I suspect it's on the 320 sim because they've got their own in Dublin. Sorry don't know anything about the interview.

FO JimmieJames 23rd Apr 2007 19:21

Aer Lingus
 
Has anyone been for an interview/sim check with Aer Lingus lately? Any info would be hughly appreciate! Any tricky questions or sim situations?

dlav 25th Apr 2007 09:01

Anybody?...........................

FO JimmieJames 1st May 2007 20:24

Hello All,

I have been invited to sit the sim check ride at Aer Lingus. I am already type rated. Has anyone (type rated), been on the sim check for Aer Lingus? Would appreciate a heads up just so that I can do some arm chair practice. Any information greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

suasdaguna 1st May 2007 20:44

don't worry about the sim check...type rating is all they want.

TwoDeadDogs 2nd May 2007 00:36

Hi there
If you have a TR, they will give you a sim check to the appropriate level, such as several departures off Rwy 28 in Dublin, at least one of which will have a V1 cut.You may also get an engine fire in flight or an electrical fault in flight.You will get ILSs to 28,some with full automation, some without.you will spend at least an hour in the sim.Persons without a TR but with line experience will get a good work out, including such delights as a non-automatic VOR approach to RWY 16 at EIDW and plenty of ILSs to 28.Handling exercise include steep turns, accels/decels, climbs and descents.Non-TR, non-line experienced will get an abbrieviated version of above.A comprehensive briefing will be given in advance.You will be told how you have done within a few days.If you get the offer,everything will happen fairly quickly thereafter.
regards
TDD

Shinty 3rd May 2007 12:58

It seems like my fellow Galwegian got a better offer with the big toys. Tell me mightycelt how did you tell the big 'P' that you weren't going with them. I'd loved to have been a fly on the wall for that one....

the flying scotsman1 3rd May 2007 16:41

Aer Lingus Technical Questions
 
I have hust been invited to aer lingus Interview as F/o, I am typed on the A320, any 1 tell me about technical questions asked for rated pilots. any aptitude tests etc. any info would be great. Was told that many technical questions are asked but nobody knows what on. any help will be appreciated.:ugh:

fonz77 4th May 2007 10:31

I know Aer Lingus are taking oxford students, but is there any other school they have a preference for when selecting low hour, non type rated candidates. Or is there even a preference.
Coming towards the end of training and would love a chance with EI.
Cheers

Blinkz 4th May 2007 21:12

just wondering how long people have been waiting after sim check to hearing back from aer lingus? I've been hearing from a cpl of days to a week?

TwoDeadDogs 6th May 2007 22:59

Hello all
I got the PFO phonecall after the interview/aptitude tests.
Ta Bron orm.:(
regards
TDD:sad:

iae2500 6th May 2007 23:35

What was your experience TDD?
What is the general experience of guys going in??? is the A320 pool dried up? I have a mate that starts soon and he waited about 7 working days for a reply "positive reply" and he was experienced on type and a dub, so he was in a good place, but i gather from this thread and other stories that there is representatives from Ezy/Arann/Ryan and elsewhere all in the running for these sopts, Its a much sort after position if your an irish lad no doubt.

donny brasco 7th May 2007 07:57

How long do you normally have to wait to hear from them after you have done the interview. If unsuccessful do you normally get a letter or do they ring you in person?

TwoDeadDogs 7th May 2007 20:40

Hi there
I met a lot of Oxfordites during the process and they are well regarded in EI.The influx from FR/RE/WX is happening but all shapes and sizes are being taken on(typed/non-typed,etc).The HR dept are not exactly consistent in telling you yes or no but generally within a few days.
regards
TDD

dartagnan 7th May 2007 20:41

call them, ask them or you will shop somewhere else!!!

all airlines are hiring...


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