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PPRuNeUser0207 31st Aug 2015 22:10

Aer Lingus Cadetship 2016
 
The 2016 Aer Lingus Cadet Pilot Training Programme is now open. http://careers.aerlingus.com/careers-in-the-air/cadet-pilots/

Bloated Stomach 31st Aug 2015 23:32

Don't bother applying if you hold a fATPL as you'll get an immediate email stating that you're ineligible. FTE Jerez should be very clear about qualifications and experience :ugh:

Alew Crew 1st Sep 2015 05:54

Yes, i received an email stating i'm ineligible (I'm CPL IR ME ATPL FROZEN).

Anyway good luck for the others !

GeorgEGNT 1st Sep 2015 09:02

Good luck to all.

Citationcj2 1st Sep 2015 11:25

Also if you're not an Irish Citizen, don't bother applying. Alltough they take applications worldwide just to appear equal, but you won't get it. Just looked at previous records.. :sad:

gordonquinn 1st Sep 2015 11:30

Citationcj2, where did you find that info?

Citationcj2 1st Sep 2015 11:41

Just look at this picture.

First cadet in line, daughter of a Captain in Aerlingus, its a bit like winning a lottery amongst 3000 applicants or a total coincidence..:oh:

http://careers.aerlingus.com/media/c...adets-new2.png

Fostex 1st Sep 2015 12:10

Of this years BAA FPP intake, I know several who are non-UK nationals from Spain and Italy.

Similarly I know a chap in my flying club who was selected by Shamrock last year and is not related to anyone inside the company.

Fergal10 1st Sep 2015 12:49

Just look at this picture.

First cadet in line, daughter of a Captain in Aerlingus, its a bit like winning a lottery amongst 3000 applicants or a total coincidence..



So you don't give any credence to the possibility that with a captain in the company helping her through the interview process that she may have gotten it through good advice and her own aptitude?
And that as one of 3 successful females she is an ideal demographic to front up promotional material?

Is nepotism REALLY the most likely explanation?...
Loose the chip on your shoulder mate, it's not a good look.


Good luck to everyone applying. Don't let goobers like this put you off. It is as fair and open an opportunity than any other.

Bloated Stomach 1st Sep 2015 12:56

Where are the black or asian cadets?....racism much? :D

Citationcj2 1st Sep 2015 13:06

Fergal, not going enter in a debate with you, we'll see how it fairs this years round.

EI have been very obvious in their selection in the last few years, so their selection record speaks for itself, regardless of your justification, but anyway.


Good luck to all the applicants:ok:

ManUtd1999 1st Sep 2015 13:30

So AerLingus open a fully-funded cadet scheme (including accommodation!) and all the responses here are petty comments about successful candidates' nationality and parents. How typical of PPRune......

This is the best deal offered to cadets, in Europe at least, for a very very long time. Credit to EI for doing the "right" thing rather than seeing training as a money-making exercise. Hopefully this might persuade other airlines to follow suit but I won't hold my breath.

Vit90 1st Sep 2015 14:18

What are the real chances of a non-Irish, with 0 flying hours, MSc in Computer Science with almost 25yo(in 2 months), EU resident applicant guys? (Btw I'm from UK but indian...in the way my family (grandpas) come from India)

gceyg 1st Sep 2015 14:22

Look it I seen where everyone is coming from with this and I do agree with the Nepotism. Aer Lingus have this culture of you hear of someone getting a job and the first thing that spring to mind is "Who do you know or who are you sleeping with?:rolleyes:"

But you never know, Application sent in and best of luck to everyone!

Vit90 1st Sep 2015 14:36

@dlcmdrx
 
Are you talking about this cadetship? They answer you immediately?

oldkarim 1st Sep 2015 15:15

Nice that girl!! :E I would marry her so I'll have a place for the program as well, even if I'm fATPL..:} LOL
So the daughter of a CPT can not become a pilot? And if she becomes it is all thanks to him? :ugh::ugh:
Some people on this forum should just shut up
And from the picture you can say that they are all Irish?

JumboJet1999 1st Sep 2015 19:25


fully-funded cadet scheme (including accommodation!)
I thought you had to pay 25% upfront?

Airlinepilot1687 1st Sep 2015 20:29

Qualifications
 
Hello,

Does anyone know what the UK equivalent is of a 3rd level degree in any discipline with a minimum grade of 2.2 is?

Thanks in advance

EI-mech 1st Sep 2015 21:33


Originally Posted by Airlinepilot1683
Hello,

Does anyone know what the UK equivalent is of a 3rd level degree in any discipline with a minimum grade of 2.2 is?

Thanks in advance

Third Level is just another term for University.

See the following link for an explanation of degree grading:

What Exactly are university degrees (2.1, 2.2)? - The Student Room

EI-mech 1st Sep 2015 21:45


Originally Posted by JumboJet1999

fully-funded cadet scheme (including accommodation!)
I thought you had to pay 25% upfront?

That was the case in previous years. This year the training is fully funded.


Originally Posted by Aer Lingus
Previously, Aer Lingus part funded this training. This year, we are very pleased to announce that Aer Lingus will be funding the entire cost of the training programme for each successful candidate. We believe this ensures even greater accessibility to what is a very exciting career opportunity.

From here:

FTEJerez


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