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daviesm,
For what its worth, these are the airlines that I know of:
Constant recruitment:
BA
Seasonal recruitment (usually around aug/sept time):
British Midlands
Airtours
Air2000
Air Lingus
British European
Keep an eye out in flight and other pilot magazines form june time onwards!
Best of luck;
Cuban_8
For what its worth, these are the airlines that I know of:
Constant recruitment:
BA
Seasonal recruitment (usually around aug/sept time):
British Midlands
Airtours
Air2000
Air Lingus
British European
Keep an eye out in flight and other pilot magazines form june time onwards!
Best of luck;
Cuban_8
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daviesm
I take it from your post that you are new to all this. You may want to bear in mind that only BA is a full scholarship. Although other scholarships have been mentioned they will expect you to pay out as well. To pursue them you will need deep pockets or arrange a loan. - Do a search for HSBC for details of their Professional Development Loans.
All the best
I take it from your post that you are new to all this. You may want to bear in mind that only BA is a full scholarship. Although other scholarships have been mentioned they will expect you to pay out as well. To pursue them you will need deep pockets or arrange a loan. - Do a search for HSBC for details of their Professional Development Loans.
All the best
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As I understand it you do not have to have any previous flying experience to apply to BA and Aer Lingus and, correct me if I'm wrong, bmi aswell?
However what about the other airlines like British European, Air2000 etc that seem to recruit around Aug/Sep, do you need a PPL with a certain number of hours to apply for their partial sponsorship courses? Or is it only the ones that are run by Cabair? Which ones are these, can anyone tell us??
However what about the other airlines like British European, Air2000 etc that seem to recruit around Aug/Sep, do you need a PPL with a certain number of hours to apply for their partial sponsorship courses? Or is it only the ones that are run by Cabair? Which ones are these, can anyone tell us??
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kula,
In the past the following airlines have run schemes with no flying related entry criteria: BA, BM, Aer Lingus (often called EI), bmi, Air 2000, Airtours and British European.
British European and KLMuk also operate separate part-sponsorship schemes for those who have 180 hours, PPL etc. All of these come up in flight international, but also try www.cabair.com
GOOD LUCK
In the past the following airlines have run schemes with no flying related entry criteria: BA, BM, Aer Lingus (often called EI), bmi, Air 2000, Airtours and British European.
British European and KLMuk also operate separate part-sponsorship schemes for those who have 180 hours, PPL etc. All of these come up in flight international, but also try www.cabair.com
GOOD LUCK
