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SuperJet 14th Jul 2017 18:38

Congratulations Aekis. Really happy for you and all those who have been successful. Well done. SJ

MadCaddie 17th Jul 2017 10:59

Any insight from you guys - how's the three days in Reykjavik?
Can you confirm the FO's are just hired on a seasonal basis?
Cheers!

atr-drivr 17th Jul 2017 23:33

My stepdaughter got hired last summer..several months til training, several more until OE, then IOE. Still in her final sectors and was told furloughed in Sept along with 109 others....Just FYI...:*:mad:

MadCaddie 18th Jul 2017 17:02

Thanks for the insight!
Trying to figure out if it would be a good/bad step to do this thing. I understand that icelandair offers a permanent contract after the first season. That's intriguing, but then again- first year is seasonal. Not everyone has savings to survive during the off season.

Do you guys have information about the personality test/interview?

me179 18th Jul 2017 20:40

Assessment on August 30
 
Got intived on August 30th.

Anyone?

Podcast 19th Jul 2017 06:02

so...as far as I undertand, there is a new assesment, even though some of us have not got answer from the assessment in June. Seems they have already chosen what they need from June then. Should we expect negative letter soon ?(for those who have not received any news from June)

MadCaddie 19th Jul 2017 08:15

Also got invited August 30th. No idea what to expect.

aekis 22nd Jul 2017 13:02

I did the assesment in June and passed it.

Expect the following: Personality test and IQ test. You can pratice for the IQ test by doing diffrent tests online. Personality test, just be honest.

Sim. Testing your CRM skills. We did raw data SID, VOR and NDB holding. No emergency. ILS on raw data and no FD. Aircraft is a fixed base FNPT sim configured as a ATR. Not allowed to use autopilot or FD. They are using diffrent airports so you can not know for sure were you will fly.

Interview. With a pilot and one from HR. Very friendly people. Talk about yourself. Why Icelandair. Give example of good crm. What is important skills for a pilot ++

Very relaxed and nice assesment. Good luck guys!

Ron_Swanson 15th Aug 2017 17:09

I am also invited there on the 30th.

FGJ 5th Sep 2017 11:30

Anyone invited for assessment october 3rd to 5th?

Podcast 15th Sep 2017 19:06

bedbad, apparently we need to wait till november....if not december (as it should have been october initially).
yep quite a long time for us. :bored: :bored:

Podcast 16th Sep 2017 10:22

yeah we should be in the process.
As I have friends in HR (aviation, or else) they all told me, it's normal;
It's like dating 2 or 3 girls at the same time to see....then you make your final choices to chose the one.
sure it's quite a bit mean, but they are in the position to do it (for the moment ).
So it means they wait until they see all the applicants, then they will finally compare and chose.
But true, it's not so fair for June's applicants.

Halvdan 16th Sep 2017 15:37

During my ATPL(A)-theory course 2-3 years back I shared table with a student having at least one of his closest family members working as a pilot with Icelandair. He stated that at least to what he knew then, speaking fluent Icelandic was a requirement for being considered as a flight crew.

Seeing applicant from countries that certainly don't spring to my mind as typically teaching Icelandic language on a larger scale in this tread, I wonder if someone could confirm that what I heard from my fellow student isn't any requirement now?

Thanks in advance!

palle737 18th Sep 2017 15:44

Its no longer a requirement

SR-22 23rd Sep 2017 21:58

Its no longer a requirement as there simply aren't enough local applicants. They have already hired dozens of non-icelandic speaking pilots for the first time ever last year

atr-drivr 24th Sep 2017 13:55


Originally Posted by SR-22 (Post 9901924)
Its no longer a requirement as there simply aren't enough local applicants. They have already hired dozens of non-icelandic speaking pilots for the first time ever last year

If that is the case, why is my step-daughter on furlough end of this month?????:ugh:

MAWEA 24th Sep 2017 15:38

Becaus of seasonal fluctuations in need for pilots, it has become standard practice for Icelandair to furlough pilots at the bottom of the seniority list over the winter, as things are going at the moment people can expect to be out for the first winter.

Podcast 25th Sep 2017 16:32

yes, and they normally ask you during the interview if it's ok so....when you sign you know for what.

MAWEA 25th Sep 2017 19:41

Today they announced they are starting a cadet program starting this winter.

Podcast 26th Sep 2017 06:48


Originally Posted by MAWEA (Post 9903825)
Today they announced they are starting a cadet program starting this winter.

is there any link with the previous interviews or something completely appart ?

in that case why starting a cadet program while they are hiring experienced pilots ? ($$?)


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