Britannia Airways Assessment day
Join Date: Apr 2006
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TheFatMan
Yes you're right. It's 12 month before you can use the benefits of ID tickets. Just read the Staff options.
PB
The carmen system is in effect, but only partly. It should work perfectly after a few month.
And yes you can bid to work away from base or from base or...
If it works the system should be very good for people commuting.
Regarding the beer. It's going to be expensive for you...
Welcome onboard.
Yes you're right. It's 12 month before you can use the benefits of ID tickets. Just read the Staff options.
PB
The carmen system is in effect, but only partly. It should work perfectly after a few month.
And yes you can bid to work away from base or from base or...
If it works the system should be very good for people commuting.
Regarding the beer. It's going to be expensive for you...
Welcome onboard.
tractor puller
Join Date: Jun 2002
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Free beer for all the scandis....hmm, not on a F/O salary Punce....
We're all happy at home you got the T-shirt (not that one, the other one...
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My liver will once again cry for help.
Congrats to all of you who made it!
We're all happy at home you got the T-shirt (not that one, the other one...
)My liver will once again cry for help.
Congrats to all of you who made it!
Join Date: Jan 2004
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Originally Posted by Boeing Pilot
Desemirates
I'm sorry to hear that they treated you that way and that you didn't get the job. If you want to work for TUI, you could apply here in UK.
I'm sorry to hear that they treated you that way and that you didn't get the job. If you want to work for TUI, you could apply here in UK.
desemirates
Join Date: May 2004
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Prince Buster, don´t promise to much, since we are a lot of scandis your first paycheck might not cover for all the beers!!!
Sorry to disappoint you, but there is no -800 based in MAN at the moment, just a glorious -300 with analouge engine gauges... Hopefully there will be some NG flying here next year, but I have heard nothing yet.
TFM
Sorry to disappoint you, but there is no -800 based in MAN at the moment, just a glorious -300 with analouge engine gauges... Hopefully there will be some NG flying here next year, but I have heard nothing yet.
TFM
Join Date: Mar 2002
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Maybe I promised too much…..again!! 
I just get generous when I'm a bit tipsy.
TFM
I better bid for away from base flying to keep myself away from the analogs (God knows I’ve tried my entire life!!
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I just get generous when I'm a bit tipsy. TFM
I better bid for away from base flying to keep myself away from the analogs (God knows I’ve tried my entire life!!
)
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Another swede invited to join Thomson!!
Congrats to all you fellows also invited to join Thomson. I was wondering if there is anyone who can give me some info on the different bases and what AC comes with them. What would be most suitable if I intended to jump over the pond to ARN every once in a while?
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Hello sailor
Thomson has many bases in UK. I think almost all bases today has 757 and 737 plus 767 on a few bases.
Regarding commuting I think you'd like to be base somewhere round London so you can choose whom you'd like to fly home with.
E.g If you fly to Oslo from LHR (I don't know how many flights they do to Stockholm) you can go with BA ID80 (around 100 pounds 2 way). They fly 7 days a week, 4 times daily. Or you can fly with Ryanair from Stansted to Stockholm. The variations are endless.
There is no problem commuting if you want to do that.
Thomson has many bases in UK. I think almost all bases today has 757 and 737 plus 767 on a few bases.
Regarding commuting I think you'd like to be base somewhere round London so you can choose whom you'd like to fly home with.
E.g If you fly to Oslo from LHR (I don't know how many flights they do to Stockholm) you can go with BA ID80 (around 100 pounds 2 way). They fly 7 days a week, 4 times daily. Or you can fly with Ryanair from Stansted to Stockholm. The variations are endless.
There is no problem commuting if you want to do that.
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