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121ace 14th Apr 2008 20:21

That would be a real shame if it was delayed. I'm sure that you'll all agree the anxiety of waiting can get to one . And now to be told that we may have to wait up to two months :*

ZaaZoo 14th Apr 2008 21:34


That would be a real shame if it was delayed. I'm sure that you'll all agree the anxiety of waiting can get to one
Thats how some people were concieved:ugh::ok:

SpamFritters 14th Apr 2008 23:57

Sorry guys but have you seen the pay??
I know pay sin't everything it it seems to me like your move out there will be final with not much scope to come back.. as the yearly pay for FO base seems to be about £6000sterling at the moment.

maybe someone can correct me on this.

CruiseControl_007 15th Apr 2008 09:52

SpamFritters,

Actually its AED 6000 per month which equates to about £830 per month.

Therefore, the cadet would be on approx. £10,000 per annum.

It is not clear whether this is during training or during employment. If during trainig then one is getting paid even without working which is great.

However, if it is the cadet salary during employment, even though there is no tax in the middle east and the fact that they bond you for about 6 years it's still a stepping stone in securing a job. I'm sure that after the first year or so prospects will look better. Who knows...

I guess initially some sacrifices have to be made in this industry. :(

C'est La Vie!

121ace 15th Apr 2008 10:13

The AED6000 per month (£825) is the salary recieved during ther first 18 months of training

And I quote :''A monthly stipend of AED 6,000 will be paid to CADETS''

It works out to about £14850 over the 18 months. Which isn't bad eh, and the fact they are going to be providing all training costs and accomodation. However I'm not 100% sure about food, but to be honest getting £200 a week, we're not exactly going to starve. (hmmm I say 'we' as though we've already made it through- lets hope we can look back on this conversation in a years time sitting in the UAE......)

After training you will be on a 6 year bond during which you will receive a second officer salary I think. Thats still bloody fantastic, seeing as their is no tax and they pay for utility bills, accomodation, medical etc.

ZaaZoo 15th Apr 2008 13:44

Has anyone here ever been to AUH? Not just the airport but the city in general?

CruiseControl_007 16th Apr 2008 08:16

Yes I have.

The city itself is very cosmopolitan and a lot of large companies tend to set up offices in this city. It reminds me a little of NY but proabably more stylish. :ok:

SW1 16th Apr 2008 12:03

Problems with the application form
 
Hi,

Anyone else having problems filling out the application form for the Etihad cadet pilot scheme. I have input NA for text and ) for flying hours but it keeps telling me to put in current employer. I get the same error box popping up evrytime i try to confirm my details in Flying school and current licenses also.

Any help?

Cheers

SpamFritters 16th Apr 2008 12:46

Put '1' instead of '0' - it doesn't like '0'.
:E

SW1 16th Apr 2008 12:59

Still having probs with Employment details and history
 
Cheers SF but still no luck. I keep getting the box that says "Enter current employer to confirm". Anyone out there having the same problems with this one?

ZaaZoo 16th Apr 2008 14:10

Well if you have no current employer then....there might be a problem? Have you never had a job?

SW1 16th Apr 2008 14:19

Application form problems
 
It is the same form that experienced pilots have to fill out. As seen below:


Application Procedure
If you meet the above criteria and want to give wings to your dreams, please click on the “Apply Now” link below.
Please Note: The application is designed for experienced pilots, so there is some information that will not apply to you. Please follow the application instructions as mentioned below.
Complete the following sections:
Contact Information
Personal Details
Language Skills
Reference

Provide “0” for numbers or “NA” for text in the following sections:
Employment Details and History (Unless you have previous Pilot experience)
Current License Details (Unless you have a current Pilot’s license)
Flying School (Unless you have attended a flying school)
Please attach your current CV in the Documents Upload section. Select “Copy of License” as the category from the pull-down menu but attach your CV instead.



Still no luck....

SW1 16th Apr 2008 14:22

Program is for non-nationals
 
Oh and by the way, this program IS for non-nationals. there is a separate program for UAE nationals.

Cheers.

http://careers.etihadairways.com/ehi...obDetails.aspx

SpamFritters 16th Apr 2008 14:32

What are you putting in the text boxes?
Make sure your putting NA if that doesn't work try putting the full version of it.. as there may be a set number of characters required.

Also make sure all the other fields are filled in - such as where it says what rank you are - just put FO.

Good luck :sad:

SW1 16th Apr 2008 14:54

Done. Cheers for the help.

SpamFritters 16th Apr 2008 16:59

Goodo :E

For those of you who have applied.. out of interest.. what is your background?
I.e Education, Job, Flying hours.

Don't feel like you have to answer or anything. Would be nice to know what "sort" of people have applied.:8

malirm 16th Apr 2008 17:15

Hiiiis
 
Yes...I was born & living in AUH...Abu Dhabi is as our friend said in the beginning (reminds him a little of NY), Abu Dhabi is growing significantly...but Al Ain (training area) has only ONE traffic Light and a lots of Round Abouts after that...it is a city in the middle of the desert with a lots of gardens & Asian workers (SOoo Cheap)...generally it is Good & Safe, BUT a person who is used to live in a City like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha...etc. would find a difficulty to live in Al Ain...you can spend weekends in Abu Dhabi City...

dingdongbubble 17th Apr 2008 09:44

Yeah, it would be good if people would tell us a bit about themselves. I am just a high schooler in Dubai and theres still around 1.5 years for me to turn 18 :(. Till that time, I guess I will continue with school or join Emirates Aviation College for a diploma in Aerospace ENgineering. Any suggestions for what I can do?

Birky 19th Apr 2008 04:13

18-26 eh? What's wrong with 27 yr olds then?

airfoil 19th Apr 2008 06:16

Literally... DISQUALIFIED :p


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