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Am NOT Sure 10th Jan 2015 21:06

-captainchipotle
 
I will side with Harry again

Harry has never been emotional in his statements .. Can't say the same about ur response

He merely accepts the current reality ... Perhaps you have been long away from ur home and the ancient first class treatment that pilots received that it clouds ur views of the current market

I view this sites on daily basis for constructive comments like Harry's

Silky 11th Jan 2015 07:16

Wait for the influx from Cyprus Airways....yet again they have been saved by the misfortune of another carriers demise!:ugh:

nolimitholdem 11th Jan 2015 07:17

Are you SURE you're not sure, Am NOT Sure?

http://s21.postimg.org/3rqrtl8l3/arsekisser.jpg

Craggenmore 11th Jan 2015 07:50

Wow..! Emirates accommodation vs Easyjets relentless rosters, 'creative' rostering practices and cut price foreign DEC contracts..!

Why don't these guys just move out of their EK homes/flats and take the million quid that EK will give them over the next 25-30 years..?

If you think you can't last 25-30 at EK heading off to MUC, BKK and MRU each month then the very best of luck at EasyJet..!

TransitCheck 11th Jan 2015 08:39

Craggen,

Your living in the 90's world of EK. The current world is 6 layover trips a month to many undesirable places in varying time zones to the tune of 92 hours per month with the inability to swap to the desired destination examples you listed above.

It would be great if your example was true.... That said, I would not go to Ryan or Easy from EK......YET.........

halas 11th Jan 2015 12:28

Transit, l think he was referring to the gAy 380

halas

bringbackthe80s 11th Jan 2015 12:37

You guys talking about other companies, with so many opinions and so much knowledge, have no clue what you are talking about.

I don 't mean to be bitter or rude, really, but I can also promise you it's not like these companies are there just waiting to hire you.

All the best

bogeydope 11th Jan 2015 12:44

It's always better to have the options though, than non at all!!!!!!

EK will be in for some surprise in a year or so.........

Just my 2 pennies

Andy24 11th Jan 2015 14:08

Silky, most of Cyprus' pilots will joint Aegan

SOPS 11th Jan 2015 15:40

And they only had 6 aircraft

helen-damnation 11th Jan 2015 17:42

The Mondial guy (EK prov fund) recently told me he's seeing an increase in guys n' gals who previously were just grumpy but are now on their way or making plans before they hand in their resignation.

Not saying it'll be massive numbers, just an increase in unhappy folks ready to make the move. His observations, not mine!

gotoindia 11th Jan 2015 18:36

I've never seen a Mondial guy (prov fund) but enough is enough is enough. Last day of service in less than 3 weeks.

Mr Good Cat 12th Jan 2015 03:26

Whereabouts are you heading GOTOINDIA?

Are you able to tell us?

Best of luck with the move and keep us updated on how the leaving process went.

tornadof3raf 12th Jan 2015 07:00

Reading all this confirms I'm leaving at the right time.... 71 days and counting...... :}

kingpost 12th Jan 2015 07:24

Ryan air pilots will still keep coming, shortage of crew - not in EK!!

Silky 12th Jan 2015 08:01

We are still only sitting at 3700...over two years ago we were over 3500, how many recruited since then? Everyone keeps telling us we are below industry average in attrition, I totally disput that!! :hmm:

FNGDXB 12th Jan 2015 08:51

A flight was delayed a few days ago because of no FO available. The original FO was used to crew an earlier flight which had an FO go sick and no replacement could be found in time.

http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/201...bullies-around

5711N0205W 12th Jan 2015 11:43


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Link above.

I don't understand the logic behind that policy, not pertinent to this thread though really.

THRCLB 12th Jan 2015 12:33

Tryin to imagine if all the crew call in sick ( not in the same day ) just one flight a month , what will happen ? Especially if you r in reserve :E

Kamelchaser 12th Jan 2015 14:24

An entire ground school day was apparently lost last week because of a shortage of trainers.

We've let go several long time and very knowledgable GSFIs, and now they're short.

There aren't enough trainers to run the 777 program for the year.

....."but 100 applied for trainer positions" they said. ...so all must be fine.


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