Dream on...
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Dream on...
I dream about how one day I'll get on that flight deck, after finishing a grueling 12-18 months of training... and I was just wondering about what airline (if i had the choice of ANY) I would like to work for...
I fancy Virgin Atlantic, so who would you guys like to work for???
I fancy Virgin Atlantic, so who would you guys like to work for???
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Ah..ta-be-shure Irish Stu, ..you’ll be fine with a wee Concorde job!
I hear farmer Pat O’Malley in Antrim has ‘procured’ a Concorde to spray his potato crops.
The take offs and landings should be fine as long as you go along the furrows and not across them!
I hear farmer Pat O’Malley in Antrim has ‘procured’ a Concorde to spray his potato crops.
The take offs and landings should be fine as long as you go along the furrows and not across them!
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OMG did someone say Ryanair? 
Oh your being sarcastic.. thought I was gonna have to inform Ryanair that they are now not the bottom of the popularity contest.. lol! tehehe..xx
Oh your being sarcastic.. thought I was gonna have to inform Ryanair that they are now not the bottom of the popularity contest.. lol! tehehe..xx
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(Please don't hurt me :P 
) For a first job I would like to fly for an airline like Ryanair or Easyjet... Don't know why I just think it looks good, however I'm well aware there are a lot of problems behind the scenes.
In the future I would like to end up on the 767 or 777 flying routes into the states and Canada.
) For a first job I would like to fly for an airline like Ryanair or Easyjet... Don't know why I just think it looks good, however I'm well aware there are a lot of problems behind the scenes.In the future I would like to end up on the 767 or 777 flying routes into the states and Canada.