EY Logbook Requirement
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Slightly off topic,
You will find they just love company stamps in this part of the world. Every official document gets stamped at least once and on a good day 3 or 4 times. Keeps a huge number of clerks who aren't qualified to do anything else in work.
You will find they just love company stamps in this part of the world. Every official document gets stamped at least once and on a good day 3 or 4 times. Keeps a huge number of clerks who aren't qualified to do anything else in work.
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As a follow up question to that, does the logbook need to be stamped by previous employers as well ??
All my previous employers have no record of my flight time, how would one get the said hours "certified"?
thanks
All my previous employers have no record of my flight time, how would one get the said hours "certified"?
thanks
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The logbook only needs to be stamped by your present employer- the theory being that your present employer would have checked with your previous employer when they hired you so they know all your hours are correct.
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Current employer locked the doors....
Aloha guys, I'm curious as to the logbook stamp question as well. My current/previous employer just shut the doors on us (Aloha Airlines) What can I do with this situation if I'm able to work into an interview somehow?
I'm heading to DTW for the info meeting this week. Hoping some good will come of it. Does a US pilot with 6,500 hours total with 3,500 of it in a B 737-700 (all FO time though) flying ETOPS stand a chance at an interview?
Since I'm on a roll, anyone tell me about the medical exam they put you through? Do they hammer you on cholesterol and other blood work type stuff? Is there a place to find out what they test for etc?
Thanks!
I'm heading to DTW for the info meeting this week. Hoping some good will come of it. Does a US pilot with 6,500 hours total with 3,500 of it in a B 737-700 (all FO time though) flying ETOPS stand a chance at an interview?
Since I'm on a roll, anyone tell me about the medical exam they put you through? Do they hammer you on cholesterol and other blood work type stuff? Is there a place to find out what they test for etc?
Thanks!
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Aloha guys, I'm curious as to the logbook stamp question as well. My current/previous employer just shut the doors on us (Aloha Airlines) What can I do with this situation if I'm able to work into an interview somehow?
Make a photo-copy and take to Kinkos and have a rubber stamp fabricated.
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What's going on in DTW this week? (EK should add HNL to their list)
http://www.fltops.com/article.asp?ID=7282
Emirates recruits pilots in DTW, CVG, ATL next week
With a strong record of profitable growth, Emirates Airline is rapidly expanding its fleet of Airbus A330/A340 and Boeing 777 aircraft. Emirates has ordered 58 Airbus A380s, 53 Boeing 777s and 120 Airbus A350s. The airline says it is recruiting experienced and technically proficient first officers to fly its extensive international route network and progress their careers to captain.
The road shows will provide additional information to prospective candidates on pilot careers with Emirates and information about living in Dubai. The show is a three-hour presentation with time for questions at the end. The shows are as follows:
Emirates Airline will also be in attendance at the FLTops.com Pilot Career Conference and Job Fair Friday, May 16, 2008. Register at www.FLTops.com/Jobs or call 888-LEFT-SEAT. For more information on hiring, FLTops.com members can visit the pilot hiring pages.
http://www.fltops.com/article.asp?ID=7282
Emirates recruits pilots in DTW, CVG, ATL next week
Lisa Treon
4/3/2008
Emirates Airline is bringing its ambitious growth plans to the U.S. The airline’s Career Centre tells FLTops.com it will be recruiting pilots in three major cities next week: Detroit on April 7, Cincinnati on April 8 and Atlanta on April 9.4/3/2008
With a strong record of profitable growth, Emirates Airline is rapidly expanding its fleet of Airbus A330/A340 and Boeing 777 aircraft. Emirates has ordered 58 Airbus A380s, 53 Boeing 777s and 120 Airbus A350s. The airline says it is recruiting experienced and technically proficient first officers to fly its extensive international route network and progress their careers to captain.
The road shows will provide additional information to prospective candidates on pilot careers with Emirates and information about living in Dubai. The show is a three-hour presentation with time for questions at the end. The shows are as follows:
- April 7, Detroit: The Westin Detroit Metropolitan Airport, 2501 Worldgateway Place Detroit, MI; 10:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
- April 8, Cincinnati: Holiday Inn Cincinnati Airport, 1717 Airport Exchange Blvd, Erlanger, KY; 10:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
- April 9, Atlanta: The Atlanta Renaissance Concourse, One Hartsfield Centre Parkway, Atlanta, GA; 10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Emirates Airline will also be in attendance at the FLTops.com Pilot Career Conference and Job Fair Friday, May 16, 2008. Register at www.FLTops.com/Jobs or call 888-LEFT-SEAT. For more information on hiring, FLTops.com members can visit the pilot hiring pages.
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Great idea!
I like the make your own stamp idea...that's a good one! Funniest thing I've seen so far was the fact that Aloha Coffee mugs are going for $66 on ebay. Looks like the value in my kitchen cabinet just doubled my unemployment check ;0)
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Oh no...still this stupid "stamp your logbook" nonsense. Don't worry about that, or just follow 411A's advice. Hasn't it ever occurred to them that if somebody forges a logbook, they can probably also forge some kind of stamp? 
Here's the most important part of passing the EY selection (besides showing up with a license and a heartbeat) which is to remember to bring passport photos with a BLUE background! BLUE, not white, not yellow, not brown, not red, but BLUE!!!
That seems to be really important somehow, so can everybody please pay attention to this? Remember, BLUE!
Here's the most important part of passing the EY selection (besides showing up with a license and a heartbeat) which is to remember to bring passport photos with a BLUE background! BLUE, not white, not yellow, not brown, not red, but BLUE!!!
That seems to be really important somehow, so can everybody please pay attention to this? Remember, BLUE!
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According to the EY paperwork ..
"Logbooks, up-to-date and certified by your employer (stick hours on powered fix wing aircraft only. Otherwise EY will accept only 70% of the total hours)"
I wouldn't recommend forging the certification as this is called fraud and should you be found out will most likely result in dismissal.
"Logbooks, up-to-date and certified by your employer (stick hours on powered fix wing aircraft only. Otherwise EY will accept only 70% of the total hours)"
I wouldn't recommend forging the certification as this is called fraud and should you be found out will most likely result in dismissal.
