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Saltaire 8th Jan 2011 07:03

Easy there Fred....Have to agree, we're not talking about a Manhattan project here. You spent all that time with a response to a response?? Just don't answer the question, and be helpful if possible.

Frames; Do your due dilegence, like asking questions, and like most the transition will be smooth. Some of the questions were subjective and don't have a black and white answer.

If you want an international lifestyle, then EK is a good option. If you have the opportunity to move into Air Canada, then probably a wise move. Staying at Jazz would be fine as well, if your lifestlye and staying close to home is important to you. EK is dynamic ( good and not so good ), with a modern widebody fleet and the chance to travel the world. Many opinions here, but the best thing is to come over and see for yourself and make up your own mind.

IMO, the Airbus would be the better fleet for starting today. Money is good if your single and average if married with kids. Inflation is an issue and a pay raise is certainly required this year. The dollar is also an issue, and might be an on-going concern in the future.

All in all, probably a good move from Jazz, again IMO.

frames 8th Jan 2011 22:00

Saltaire thanks for your input.

Just an interesting side note there are 227 Threads on the Emirates if I use the search with hundreds of posts per thread. So I pulled three at random and came to an average of 200 posts per thread. So that's about 45,400 posts assuming it takes 1 minute per post that's about 3,1 24 hour days of reading threads to look for the information.

I'm just saying.

Stingray 11th Jan 2011 11:52

paperwork for the interview
 
Comanche:
just write an email to your recruiter at EK, and tell her what you can bring, and what you can't, and ask if that's acceptable.

I had a JAA license from one country, and a medical from another JAA country, and that was ok.

If you have a printout of your electronic logbook without a confirmation, the original logbooks have to be used for confirmations. If you have confirmations for only a part of your flight time, just tell them, and ask if they accept that. I have not been able to get everything confirmed within two weeks, given that some of my former employers are bankrupt, and others in different countries.
Funny: just two months ago you needed 10 passport photos. Of course it feels unnecessary to bring so many, if maybe you don't get hired, but its no big deal to get them I guess.

Flight rebooking: I had a standby ticket for the way home, and stayed longer anyway, so I didn't care. But if they can't rebook you because their flights are full, then you probably get the originally booked flight, and two days off in sunny Dubai.

Good luck at the interview!

Jenson Button 12th Jan 2011 09:43

Anyone know if the 30t rule still in effect.

thanks
JB

Mari 12th Jan 2011 10:02

Post 2545, two pages before.

Fred, your post was great. It's a shame it's not available any more.

(I would have been thankful and not arrogant. Kids. No respect. It's just sad... Too rebellius. Lazy. They will not be hired anyways. End of story.)

DZPILOT87 13th Jan 2011 09:55

Emirates fresh graduate pilot's recruitment
 
Guys,

Any body knows wether EMIRATES recruits Fresh graduates pilots ? I hold QCAA GCC license ATP .

Thank you!

AirSpeedLow 13th Jan 2011 16:12

SERIOUSLY???

Requirements are 2500hrs on a/c over 30tons, I'm going to say no!

Cloud Bunny 19th Jan 2011 14:17

Elite Assessments
 
Guys,

Anyone had any experience with this company that advertise on pprune for EK Interview prep in London? Just wondering what they're all about.
Cheers

CB

High-Bypass 21st Jan 2011 18:54

ROKAPE said:

Does your 'friend' also have a tattoo on his arse?
Well ROKAPE, he had to get your wifes name tattoo'd some where. After all, she does get lonely while you're away.

Knowone forced you to go to Dubai. Thats a decision you made ya big sook. :{

SOPS 21st Jan 2011 20:38

There are people on here who need to find out how to use a search function
Gazman...about 5 months from start to on line
DZPilot,,check the web site its all on there...something about 2500 hours on jets i think

White Knight 21st Jan 2011 22:39

JewelF - try the cabin crew forum. You have some amazing qualifications! Are you from Lebsville?


Originally Posted by DZPILOT87
I hold QCAA GCC license ATP

What is a QCAA GCC license in the real world? A Karama copy will not help you:ugh::ugh::ugh:

JewelF 21st Jan 2011 23:16

no, i'm from trinidad and tobago.

Sorry about posting in the wrong forum. Saw the heading and said "hey, this is the right thread." lol

But thanks for the compliments on my c/v

Shadowsonclouds 22nd Jan 2011 09:13

FO Accommodation
 
Hi all,

Any single FO, or those who've seen, care to share what his/her accommodation is like? From my friends who have done the selection process they were all shown Cabin Crew (?) flats as all Flight Deck ones weren't available.

Also if you do opt to take the 'on your own' rent allowance, I understand that you cannot go back into provided accommodation. Does that also apply to upgrades or if you have a child out there? i.e can you then be allowed a house or are you; 'once out the system, never back in it'?

Many thanks in advance.

V1cutz 23rd Jan 2011 12:48

Once your out of company housing you cannot come back into it...regardless of your personal situation.

Comanche 23rd Jan 2011 22:56

Going for an interview soon, can anyone answer the following:

- do EK have AMS nightstops?

- is it true that when you have leave booked in any given month, you will end up flying almost the normal 95 hrs or so, compressed in 2-3 weeks? Seen posts like that, but perhaps that is more exception than rule.

- is pick up time before any flight the same for Capt as for FO, or first the FO is picked up who may have to put up with riding to the other end of town to pick up the Capt before heading to the airport, adding 1 hr to his journey?

- is smoking banned in restaurants etc now in Dubai (ok, not an aviation theme, but important to me)

THANKS!

White Knight 24th Jan 2011 00:54

Yes

No - but you'll still do a lot in the remaining days of the month

Yes - but you may travel with a guy who's flying to the other side of the planet (literally)

Yes

nyr738 25th Jan 2011 19:37

I was shortlisted about 10 days ago, does anyone know how long it takes at the moment to get invited for the interview etc.

SOPS 25th Jan 2011 20:53

738..2 days 2 weeks 2 months, it depends, just be prepared. Very very prepared, the drop out rate is huge at the moment.

skidoodog 25th Jan 2011 21:26

prejudice against Canadians ?
 
Hi, given the current political situation is there any prejudice when hiring ?

Are the Canadian pilots now working for Emirates subject to any special "treatment". Just wondering.....

The Dog.

AirSpeedLow 25th Jan 2011 21:46

I was there at the beginning of this month for the selection and 3 out of the 4 guys doing the sim assessments and interviews were Canadians (1 French Canadian).

I imagine if there were any bad feelings towards you guys they wouldn't hold these positions!

Don't know for sure though!

ASL


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