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Old 19th Jan 2011, 06:56
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Hy Bluesky,

I totally understand your position and you are correct on a stable job.
But let me just tell you that you have all your chance with Etihad as they are recruiting Boeing Jockey for the 777, next selection will be in June, look on the website you should be able to find all the infos.
For Qatar it's the same story, they are so desperate...
As for Privatair, keep tune I know that there is a new course starting mid Feb they have difficulties to man the courses as it's really on short notice...So they might need peoples on last minutes like they did for the Jan course.

Good luck and happy landings
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Old 19th Jan 2011, 08:45
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thx for all these infos...i checked out the Ethiad Website..I saw that position for 777 but they require at least 2500 hours and for few houndreds i don t have them plus experience on NG and i m flying the 737 cl....
I have been applying to Qatar Airway several times from lat summer cz i have the requirements but i haven t received any answer yet...
private air the same...
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Old 19th Jan 2011, 19:34
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what I REALLY don't get is how can a company who charges you for their selection process, BONDS you for 3 years????????????????????????????
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Old 20th Jan 2011, 06:54
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I don't think there is any link between the two...

You have companies not charging for the selection process BUT where you will be bonded and companies where you have to pay for the selection process BUT where there is no bond...AND the one where you get both...

The main purpose of the bond is just to try to make sure that the pilots joining will , at least , stay for 3 years AND it seems to work.

When pilots will be ready to leave despite the fact that they have to pay a bond then the bonding will dissapear but as long as it is working and as long as we accept to sign it why should they stop doing it ?
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Old 20th Jan 2011, 10:42
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what I REALLY don't get is how can a company who charges you for their selection process, BONDS you for 3 years
To be honest Winglets are we sure that it is FlyDubai who are doing the charging? As has been mentioned before I think this is just CTC getting their two pence worth - either way it's utterly deplorable but I don't think we should be so quick to condem FD over this, after all they will pay for you to complete the second stage in DXB and refund the Ģ150 if successful. Again, I'm not defending it - the Ģ150 should never ever have to be outlaid in the first place.
Would be interesting to know if the guys and girls attending selections in USA, NZ, China, Brazil and Singapore are having to pay any cash for the privalige.
Having said that if anyone has any detailed info on the selection process with CTC I would be very grateful to hear from you!!
Cheers
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Old 21st Jan 2011, 12:46
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Is anyone going to Dubai for the interview the first week of Feb?

Pm please
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Old 23rd Jan 2011, 21:36
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there are alot of replies regarding how crap FD is and how it should be avoided. but nothing on how the selection process works with CTC.. if anyone can post anything regarding id really appreciate it .. as im going for the interview and id love to join them !
many thanks
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Old 25th Jan 2011, 07:04
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Interview

G'day, I am scheduled for an interview early Feb. Have you found any info for interview? Talk soon
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Old 25th Jan 2011, 12:34
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hey man .. i have the interview mid Feb .. i have been looking through the threads but with no luck .. ive seen one post from on guy who has attended the selection and it was this
The first day was group exercise,pilapt(pilot aptitude) and interview.we were 8 and separated in to two groups.one group does the group exercise and the other pilapt.The group exercise consists of two tasks.As it was the first time,HR people came from flydubai to watch the process.The plapt does not consist ATPL and maths test as in compass test.It only consists aptitude tests,six of them.You will be given 3 trials and you are required to show improvement from your previous score.After lunch,which is free,6 of us passed for the interview.The interview is evidence based as you have seen in the application.Why do you want to join FD,what will you bring to FD,what is your leadership style.etc.
After the interview,only three guys passed to the next days sim assessment.I was one of the guys who didn't make it to the sim.You spend a lot of money for the entire process.I think it is not fair for FD management to do this.
I wish good luck to all of you who are going to attend one of the assessments.

Well if you find anything better keep me posted
thnks
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Old 25th Jan 2011, 19:10
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Dude at least you made it fot the fiest part mine didnt even reach that ,but I have agree with the rest of the fellas CTC an FD are not doing anyone a favour by twisting all the rules ,
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Old 25th Jan 2011, 20:09
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all im intrested in, is what actually comes on the day . the tests and all ... but like ive mentioned earlier people are only intrested in posting negative comments.!
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Old 26th Jan 2011, 08:16
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Dear Iranair,

That's most of the time the case on this site...

Despite the fact that there is nothing I can do for you about the CTC selection tests , I can at least tell you that it is worth joining Flydubai

You can compare with all the low cost carriers around ( in Europe at least ) and you will see that Flydubai is a nice company.

You will fly brand new B737-800 equipped with head up display , accars , the last Boeing sky interior , the brand new passenger entertainment system and soon the satcom system.

Of course , you will not be home and then need to be able to adapt to multi-cultural environment and that's where the problems start for quite a lot of foreigners joining.

If it is not done the way they were used to , it is not good and they start to complain...

Don't pay too much attention to the negative comments , keep your positive attitude and I wish you the best for the CTC selection...
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Old 27th Jan 2011, 11:03
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CTC

No technical interview...isn t it??? Only personal questions i understood....someone can confirm? I m sure many people in here did the interview...but why nobody gives an help??
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Old 27th Jan 2011, 13:16
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Scoteros,

Please check your PM's. Thanks a lot.

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Old 28th Jan 2011, 21:44
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any news about SO's recruitment this year ???

Thank you
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Old 29th Jan 2011, 10:54
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Cadet program

So far the cadet program is a flow through from FD to Emirates. It is for UAE nationals at this point in time.
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Old 1st Feb 2011, 15:44
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any suggestion from the guys who went these days to the selection process??? pls give a feedback for everybody
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Old 2nd Feb 2011, 12:48
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So, considering the title of this thread - does anyone actually have any information regarding the FlyDubai selection??
Please.
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Old 2nd Feb 2011, 13:08
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LadyLike, this is the future because of pilots like you.
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Old 4th Feb 2011, 11:47
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The selection process in a shame, no matter how long you have been preparing the assessment or how good you did the sim check and the rest of the exams. At the end they do what they want and they donīt let you know what were your mistakes.
Their criterias for selection is unkown , maybe they didnīt like your face.
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