Can wives work in Doha if there is a job apart from aviation?
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Yes wives are effectively "sponsored" by the husband visa and they register to work. Need work permit after background checks, but certain jobs are reserved for nationals.
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Originally Posted by dhc8d
(Post 9746946)
Hello
Anyone got an e-mail saying that there interview invite will be re-scheduled du to unseen circumstances???????? |
latestpilotjobs.com
this site does not help anymore about critical thinking and inductive reasoning and etc. so dont spent your money.
anyone knows where we can find up to date questions/working questions about these tests? which site do you find useful? we need help about critical thinking 🙃 |
Originally Posted by pixielike
(Post 9754406)
this site does not help anymore about critical thinking and inductive reasoning and etc. so dont spent your money.
anyone knows where we can find up to date questions/working questions about these tests? which site do you find useful? we need help about critical thinking 🙃 |
Originally Posted by Mgggpilot
(Post 9754628)
@pixielike what are talking about ?
After appliyin QR, they send an online test link including these tests. Some people reccomended latestpilotjobs for study but link and latestpilotjobs dont run in with each other. |
hello there....Just a quick question, my application status is showing
"Interview Schedule Pending" also after the online test my application is moved onto a separate link ACZ(Advanced Candidate Zone)....notes/explanation on previous pages suggest it could be for a different role? I am current on B777s with over 1000:00 on type |
Relax everyone. Things take time here. Lots of training of new trainers going on at the moment. Possibly a slight back log. If you've been successful, your time will come. Things are moving along.
Z2190, you could assigned any fleet at any time even after joining. It will state your fleet allocation on the contract when offered and the fact it could possibly change at any time due to demand on other fleets. With your hours on the 777, I would guess you will go 777, but don't discount any other fleet i.e. 787. They like to try and keep Boeing to Boeing and Airbus to Airbus if possible. Sometimes 320 guys do come and go 330 and on very very rare occasions 330 guys arrive and go to 320. ACZ means ACZ, nothing more, nothing less. Relax. |
Originally Posted by pixielike
(Post 9754784)
After appliyin QR, they send an online test link including these tests. Some people reccomended latestpilotjobs for study but link and latestpilotjobs dont run in with each other.
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Originally Posted by Mgggpilot
(Post 9755081)
Just subscribe on www.Assessmentday.co.uk and practise on inductive test and critical thinking, you will be fine.
ps: - recently completed QR's test but failed - latestpilotjobs and assestmentday dont have same style of questions.(critical thinking) - wanna apply again after 6 months so searching help about test or studying resources. |
Anyone have any recommendations for the best source of study material for the ATPL/General knowledge exam they do on day one of the interview?
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Originally Posted by Black Pudding
(Post 9754998)
Relax everyone. Things take time here. Lots of training of new trainers going on at the moment. Possibly a slight back log. If you've been successful, your time will come. Things are moving along.
Z2190, you could assigned any fleet at any time even after joining. It will state your fleet allocation on the contract when offered and the fact it could possibly change at any time due to demand on other fleets. With your hours on the 777, I would guess you will go 777, but don't discount any other fleet i.e. 787. They like to try and keep Boeing to Boeing and Airbus to Airbus if possible. Sometimes 320 guys do come and go 330 and on very very rare occasions 330 guys arrive and go to 320. ACZ means ACZ, nothing more, nothing less. Relax. |
mrudes21
Sorry, don't know the answer to that question
Originally Posted by mrudes21
(Post 9756004)
Black pudding , if it's not indiscrete to ask , regarding second officers , some waited a very long time in the pool, since you said that things are moving along , when can they expect to be called ? All seems to be on hold at the moment .
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Originally Posted by BUSH PILOT
(Post 9755731)
Anyone have any recommendations for the best source of study material for the ATPL/General knowledge exam they do on day one of the interview?
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I recently attended an interview in Doha for DEC Boeing. The latestpilotjob website is more than enough to pass this interview. My advice is not to waste money on EASA question banks as the number of questions available would take many months to review, let alone remember. The Qatar question bank is also sufficient. However, not all questions in the exam were from the Qatar question bank, but were of a similar level of complexity..... which is quite basic.
The interview is quite involved, but again, the LPJ website cover all the question likely to be asked. Pass the ATPL exam and the interview, and you will be asked to return the following day for the sim. Again this is quite basic, involving simultaneous climb, turn & accelerate followed by descend, turn whilst reducing speed. You may also be asked to maintain a rate of descent too. Once this has been done, take off followed by an emergency..... return to Doha type scenario, NITs brief, call the company, performance etc, and land. That's it. Got the nod a few days later and swimming in the pool waiting for course date. |
Originally Posted by Silver68
(Post 9756895)
I recently attended an interview in Doha for DEC Boeing. The latestpilotjob website is more than enough to pass this interview. My advice is not to waste money on EASA question banks as the number of questions available would take many months to review, let alone remember. The Qatar question bank is also sufficient. However, not all questions in the exam were from the Qatar question bank, but were of a similar level of complexity..... which is quite basic.
The interview is quite involved, but again, the LPJ website cover all the question likely to be asked. Pass the ATPL exam and the interview, and you will be asked to return the following day for the sim. Again this is quite basic, involving simultaneous climb, turn & accelerate followed by descend, turn whilst reducing speed. You may also be asked to maintain a rate of descent too. Once this has been done, take off followed by an emergency..... return to Doha type scenario, NITs brief, call the company, performance etc, and land. That's it. Got the nod a few days later and swimming in the pool waiting for course date. |
The whole interview package is outlined in latestpilotjobs interview prep. In my honest opinion, it's all you really need. Yes, there are questions asked which may not be in the Qatar question bank, but they are very basic.
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I think we can all agree that as pilots we all have a basic level of understanding. My post is simply giving people the heads up as to the level of detail needed to pass the exam. It has nothing to do with my personal level of knowledge.
If you wish to study the entire EASA question bank, you will simply waste valuable time and effort. If, however, you study the Qatar question bank, many of these questions appear in your exam (depending on which exam you are given). Any questions that appear that were not in the Qatar question bank, were of a similar nature and level of complexity. I personally had 50% from the question bank, the rest I had never seen before. However, they were of a basic nature. Take it how you will. Just sharing my experience and good luck. |
Don't worry Silver, I understood what you were trying to say and I agree with you. After all, isn't the ATPL test exactly meant for this purpose? No basics is no job. If one's basics is greater dan some other's basics, well, then he or she has more chance for the job then the other has. Thus, selection may be accomplished.
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Bond payback
Hi folks. I was wondering if Qatar paid any of you guys' previous company bonds?
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