Ryanair coming to dohaaaaa
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Ryanair coming to dohaaaaa
RYannn coming to Dohaaa for bargain shopping......The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Al Meena St, Doha - Old Town on Wednesday 16th June 2017 between 09.00 and 17:00, no appointment necessary
5 on, 4 off and home every night in a civilised country, close to family and friends, no chance of your kids growing up to become expat brats. Granted, you'll have to work for a pr1ck of gigantic propertions. Ups, sorry, you're already doing that!
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Dont forget €28000 for the rating . And €200 to process your CV .
You might also find that your dream base location suddenly becomes unavailable , normally after you have resigned from current employer. Barcelona becomes Bratislava. Amsterdam becomes Ahmedabad . Yippee . Hold me back .
You might also find that your dream base location suddenly becomes unavailable , normally after you have resigned from current employer. Barcelona becomes Bratislava. Amsterdam becomes Ahmedabad . Yippee . Hold me back .
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Don't go to Ahmedabad, as Gujarat is a dry State in India.
It's also an extremely long commute to you real FR base 😂
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RYR will give you what they promise. They will not change your allocated base given at job offer. A job at home or close to it with 5/4 roster is not something to discard. Every 4 days off is like a mini holiday. On the downside? Money. Not compared to any gulf company. But not everything is about money, rather about the choice of lifestyle. Good luck.
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On the downside? Money. Not compared to any gulf company. But not everything is about money, rather about the choice of lifestyle.
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Did the move to Ryanair from ME, wish I hadn't. Morale is comparable to what I left behind in the ME. On the upside, no night flights is a welcome change, but the money and the never ending bull**** isn't so good.
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Be prepare for the 4 sectors days with 25 min turnarounds... thousand of SOPs... 5500 Euros to 6500 Euros nets as Captain flying 75 to 90 hours per month... pay for the parking, uniform, accommodation during training, ground transportation...
Forget the ACARS, sunblinds, food on board, water, coffee...
In the other hand. You are in a stable company, living in Europe, Roster is good BUT the 4 sectors day could be tough
Forget the ACARS, sunblinds, food on board, water, coffee...
In the other hand. You are in a stable company, living in Europe, Roster is good BUT the 4 sectors day could be tough
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Why should they improve? As long as they find enough pilots, no need for improvement
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A lot of cadets, there is a never ending supply. LHS experience a bit difficult to find and pace cannot be kept up with expansion. Shortly they will ground airplanes due lack of crew.
It's good for a change from the sand pit. Stable roster and no night flying. Maybe for a couple of years. Then when you have had enough of it, and the low (no) cost BS, the Middle East will always be there.
It's good for a change from the sand pit. Stable roster and no night flying. Maybe for a couple of years. Then when you have had enough of it, and the low (no) cost BS, the Middle East will always be there.
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