Joining Qatar Airways (QR) - all you need to know about it (threads merged)

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Are you taking an interest in joining Qatar seriously ? It’s very simple, you pass and move onto the next stage. You fail, application ceases.
Pass fail rate is 50/50. If you prepare for it, should not be a problem. Maybe someone on here can advise you were to research for preparation.
Pass fail rate is 50/50. If you prepare for it, should not be a problem. Maybe someone on here can advise you were to research for preparation.
Yes I do.

So, just wondering how many guys have failed this online test??
When should I expect to get a feedback for the skype interview ?

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They screen on the 787.
As a 737 Pilot you should have no concern and won't need any training whatsoever. You dont need to press buttons and the PFD doesnt really change to the 737 (just a bit bigger).
In fact, its 10 times easier to fly, as it is fly-by-wire. You only need to trim when there's a change in speed (when youll feel the force on the control column)
Hope that helped
So there I was at the Sim centre in DOH, fully prepped post research on all things Dreamliner via YouTube’s, SIM enthusiast forums, Avgeek apps and what have you, when BOOM! Sim schedule change (went tech I think) last minute & they end up putting us (3 RHS NTR guys) on the Triple & guess who went first?! *Gulp*
As for the Sim profile it was pretty straightforward:
- Manual Take off (No FDs but A/T on) follow SID off RWY 16R
- Outbound on climb out, ding from the cabin, passenger heart attack scenario!
- So with the decision making mouth music part over and done with, we returned to DOH, on vectors (I got given some really tight intercept vectors) for the ILS 16R, both AP failed= Raw Data ILS (honestly I found this bit the hardest, it is,Ly over controlling as I couldn’t gauge the FBW trim ops, so I held the force on the column & just stubbornly danced my way down on the LOC/GS keeping them within limits praying for the sight of PAPIS. Finally broke cloud at minimums (CAT1 preset Wx) landed...a little firmly mind, ahem (do not use the 737 FCTM landing technique, flare earlier)
- Reposition - EFATO (much easier then the 737, no rudder trim required once airborne ). Flew a decent V1 cut profile, accelerated & levelled off & then flight freeze.
- Reposition - 12NM intercept for a S/E ILS, this time with FD available & A/T (hallelujah), all the way to minimums for SE G/A.
Overall core competencies assessed were - Problem solving, Decision making, Workload management, Communication & finally Flight path management - Manual handling skills. One thing I’ll say is in sim, make sure you make full use out of the other guy in a PM roles, use your companies SOPs, checklist flows, application of procedures during the whole ordeal & involve the other guy throughout when needed, if you don’t speak,ask,say,request anything, then expect the other guy to remain mute as a mannequin!
Thankfully, the verdict I received at the end of October was of a positive note *phew*

p.s: I think out of the 6 (including me) chaps that were at the SIM stage, only 2 got the ‘ yay you made it’ email. So yea, good luck guys and girls, make sure you prep well, especially if you make it all the way to the Stimulator stage!

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Latest: no Boeing rated Direct Entry...No idea what's t current rule among "Bus Guys" too many experienced FO's to upgrade. Options on GA Fleet (G650) opened for next few 3/4 months...

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thats either breaking news or total BS as guys in the pool have been getting start date offers very recently.

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Even including the cabin crew who I suspect have a higher attrition % than pilots the number just doesn’t make sense. We have well over 10,000 cabin crew... the airline would cease to operate with that quantity of people leaving.

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The numbers are far from accurate, but they are high. If you dig for the reasons you'll find it,but not here...

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Applied beginning of August, interview in Doha end of September, got a yes a week later, and my contract today. Start February.
Tech questions in pilotjobsnetwork revision, do not resemble the questions we were asked. The 787 does not fly anything like a 73, look into it well beforehand.
Good luck everyone
Tech questions in pilotjobsnetwork revision, do not resemble the questions we were asked. The 787 does not fly anything like a 73, look into it well beforehand.
Good luck everyone
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Applied beginning of August, interview in Doha end of September, got a yes a week later, and my contract today. Start February.
Tech questions in pilotjobsnetwork revision, do not resemble the questions we were asked. The 787 does not fly anything like a 73, look into it well beforehand.
Good luck everyone
Tech questions in pilotjobsnetwork revision, do not resemble the questions we were asked. The 787 does not fly anything like a 73, look into it well beforehand.
Good luck everyone
Congrats,
I’m in the holding pool as well since 3 weeks (TR Boeing Fo)
Were you flying 737’s before?
Which fleet did they offer to you?

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Applied beginning of August, interview in Doha end of September, got a yes a week later, and my contract today. Start February.
Tech questions in pilotjobsnetwork revision, do not resemble the questions we were asked. The 787 does not fly anything like a 73, look into it well beforehand.
Good luck everyone
Tech questions in pilotjobsnetwork revision, do not resemble the questions we were asked. The 787 does not fly anything like a 73, look into it well beforehand.
Good luck everyone
Are you joining for the left or right hand seat.
And I assume you are a 737 to 787 transition is that correct.
Cheers

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Hi there.
On my current Class 1 medical, I have 3 limitations.
OML, SSL and SIC.
The OML is because I’ve had an eye condition which I was grounded for while it lasted. And then I got the SIC which basically means, that I have to get regular checks in my eye, as it might return quite suddenly. After the checks, I must report to my AME and licensing authority.
Would you think, that Qatar would reject my application or would they accept these limitations, as they are just precautionary and just states that I have to undergo regular checks with a specialist?
On my current Class 1 medical, I have 3 limitations.
OML, SSL and SIC.
The OML is because I’ve had an eye condition which I was grounded for while it lasted. And then I got the SIC which basically means, that I have to get regular checks in my eye, as it might return quite suddenly. After the checks, I must report to my AME and licensing authority.
Would you think, that Qatar would reject my application or would they accept these limitations, as they are just precautionary and just states that I have to undergo regular checks with a specialist?
