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Really, guys, at least take some minimal effort to read the previous posts before you comment on something.
Just 17 pages, we as pilots gobble up information from 1000s of pages.
Just 17 pages, we as pilots gobble up information from 1000s of pages.
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Using Latest Pilot Jobs for the ATPL. However couplr of guys told a lot of questions were out of the bank. Come on all atpl questions took me 1 year to pass. It's just not possible to learn everything...
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Just a quick query regarding the 500 PICUS hours requirement. The regulatory authority of my country issues ATPLs on 250 PICUS hours, which we logged by simply getting a list of the PF sectors we flew and getting the list signed by the Chief. We arent allowed to log PICUS on hour logbooks ( signatures etc that is usually the norm)
Do Airbus p2 hours automatically qualify is 50 percent PICUS hours? Or do I have to continue to just fill those unofficial sheets and get them signed by the PIC?
Do Airbus p2 hours automatically qualify is 50 percent PICUS hours? Or do I have to continue to just fill those unofficial sheets and get them signed by the PIC?
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- A copy of the attached form that has been printed and signed.
- Passport
- Recent CV
- License
- Certificate of Ratings with Valid Instrument Rating ME/MP and Type-Rating
- Valid Class 1 medical certificate
- All original logbooks from your previous and current employers
- Clear copy of your one-year flight time logbook or an electronic logbook, signed and stamped (preferably on each page)
- Clear copy of stamped logbook page showing last LPC entry
- ATPL Theory Exams results and certificate (for CPL holders only)
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- Current employer original company ID.”
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Just a quick query regarding the 500 PICUS hours requirement. The regulatory authority of my country issues ATPLs on 250 PICUS hours, which we logged by simply getting a list of the PF sectors we flew and getting the list signed by the Chief. We arent allowed to log PICUS on hour logbooks ( signatures etc that is usually the norm)
Do Airbus p2 hours automatically qualify is 50 percent PICUS hours? Or do I have to continue to just fill those unofficial sheets and get them signed by the PIC?
Do Airbus p2 hours automatically qualify is 50 percent PICUS hours? Or do I have to continue to just fill those unofficial sheets and get them signed by the PIC?
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Hello Guys
I applied for the position of Airbus Captain in January but I havent heard anything from Qatar Airways.My application status still shows 'Completed" for almost couple of months.
I am current on A320 with 1300 PIC Hours on type and total time of almost 10000 hours.
Should I withdraw my application and apply again?? Anyone else facing the same issue?
Cheers
I applied for the position of Airbus Captain in January but I havent heard anything from Qatar Airways.My application status still shows 'Completed" for almost couple of months.
I am current on A320 with 1300 PIC Hours on type and total time of almost 10000 hours.
Should I withdraw my application and apply again?? Anyone else facing the same issue?
Cheers
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Hello Guys
I applied for the position of Airbus Captain in January but I havent heard anything from Qatar Airways.My application status still shows 'Completed" for almost couple of months.
I am current on A320 with 1300 PIC Hours on type and total time of almost 10000 hours.
Should I withdraw my application and apply again?? Anyone else facing the same issue?
Cheers
I applied for the position of Airbus Captain in January but I havent heard anything from Qatar Airways.My application status still shows 'Completed" for almost couple of months.
I am current on A320 with 1300 PIC Hours on type and total time of almost 10000 hours.
Should I withdraw my application and apply again?? Anyone else facing the same issue?
Cheers
same here, applied in March, Boeing DEC 8000 on 737, 12000 total. Just says “Active” and Compleet
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As for pilots like myself, there is no official procedure in place that allows us to log the PICUS hours on our logbook. The issue was taken up with the regulatory authority when our ATPLs were being issued and we were asked to log our PF sectors on a separate spreadsheet as PICUS till we reached the 250 PICUS mark. This was obviously done and Captains were helpful as none of them denied signing those sectors for us. The airline management was more than happy to sign the spreadsheet off as well since it was an ATPL requirement.
The spreadsheet does not have any official signatures anymore as beyond the 250 PICUS hours required officially for ATPL issuance I am finding it very difficult to convince the management to sign off these extra PICUS hours. Will the spreadsheet with the line Captains signatures only suffice?
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Thank you for your reply. The issue is, that where I come from, the private sector rarely hires non experienced / cadet pilots (straight out of flight school). So they do not have the P1 hours issue.
As for pilots like myself, there is no official procedure in place that allows us to log the PICUS hours on our logbook. The issue was taken up with the regulatory authority when our ATPLs were being issued and we were asked to log our PF sectors on a separate spreadsheet as PICUS till we reached the 250 PICUS mark. This was obviously done and Captains were helpful as none of them denied signing those sectors for us. The airline management was more than happy to sign the spreadsheet off as well since it was an ATPL requirement.
The spreadsheet does not have any official signatures anymore as beyond the 250 PICUS hours required officially for ATPL issuance I am finding it very difficult to convince the management to sign off these extra PICUS hours. Will the spreadsheet with the line Captains signatures only suffice?
As for pilots like myself, there is no official procedure in place that allows us to log the PICUS hours on our logbook. The issue was taken up with the regulatory authority when our ATPLs were being issued and we were asked to log our PF sectors on a separate spreadsheet as PICUS till we reached the 250 PICUS mark. This was obviously done and Captains were helpful as none of them denied signing those sectors for us. The airline management was more than happy to sign the spreadsheet off as well since it was an ATPL requirement.
The spreadsheet does not have any official signatures anymore as beyond the 250 PICUS hours required officially for ATPL issuance I am finding it very difficult to convince the management to sign off these extra PICUS hours. Will the spreadsheet with the line Captains signatures only suffice?
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Thank you for your reply. The issue is, that where I come from, the private sector rarely hires non experienced / cadet pilots (straight out of flight school). So they do not have the P1 hours issue.
As for pilots like myself, there is no official procedure in place that allows us to log the PICUS hours on our logbook. The issue was taken up with the regulatory authority when our ATPLs were being issued and we were asked to log our PF sectors on a separate spreadsheet as PICUS till we reached the 250 PICUS mark. This was obviously done and Captains were helpful as none of them denied signing those sectors for us. The airline management was more than happy to sign the spreadsheet off as well since it was an ATPL requirement.
The spreadsheet does not have any official signatures anymore as beyond the 250 PICUS hours required officially for ATPL issuance I am finding it very difficult to convince the management to sign off these extra PICUS hours. Will the spreadsheet with the line Captains signatures only suffice?
As for pilots like myself, there is no official procedure in place that allows us to log the PICUS hours on our logbook. The issue was taken up with the regulatory authority when our ATPLs were being issued and we were asked to log our PF sectors on a separate spreadsheet as PICUS till we reached the 250 PICUS mark. This was obviously done and Captains were helpful as none of them denied signing those sectors for us. The airline management was more than happy to sign the spreadsheet off as well since it was an ATPL requirement.
The spreadsheet does not have any official signatures anymore as beyond the 250 PICUS hours required officially for ATPL issuance I am finding it very difficult to convince the management to sign off these extra PICUS hours. Will the spreadsheet with the line Captains signatures only suffice?
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