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Congrats! Got to ask - was there anything you found particularly difficult?
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Hi girlsflytoo, congratulations on making it so far. Was it as scary or as hard as you thought it was going to be? What impressed you the most about Virgin Australia?
All communication that I have had with VA and the flight school has been outstanding. They were all super friendly, honest and encouraging. I have been living in Germany for nearly 27 years so trust me you learn to appreciate the difference in cultures and really really appreciate the Australian friendliness and amazingly good manners. If I would be young again like my son I would also enjoy the opportunity to work for such a company.
All communication that I have had with VA and the flight school has been outstanding. They were all super friendly, honest and encouraging. I have been living in Germany for nearly 27 years so trust me you learn to appreciate the difference in cultures and really really appreciate the Australian friendliness and amazingly good manners. If I would be young again like my son I would also enjoy the opportunity to work for such a company.
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A word of warning to the Wannabes:
The major Australian airlines may not appreciate their recruitment and assessment policies, dates etc discussed on a professional pilot bulletin board. Some of those airline pilots carrying out applicant assessments also post on PPRuNe.
I recommend you cease the personal discussion including posting interview and assessment dates, lest you are identified resulting in the possibility of being "overlooked" for employment?
Also PPRuNe is a bulletin of matters of general interest, not an aviation Facebook for personal chats.
Thanks
Tail Wheel
The major Australian airlines may not appreciate their recruitment and assessment policies, dates etc discussed on a professional pilot bulletin board. Some of those airline pilots carrying out applicant assessments also post on PPRuNe.
I recommend you cease the personal discussion including posting interview and assessment dates, lest you are identified resulting in the possibility of being "overlooked" for employment?
Also PPRuNe is a bulletin of matters of general interest, not an aviation Facebook for personal chats.
Thanks
Tail Wheel