Indeed KayPam, that is absolutely right. But you miss the point that Ryanair say there is no difference in quality between integrated and modular candidates and their 50% 'unemployable' stat applies equally to both. That statement was first made in response to a claim by an integrated ATO executive at a recruitment conference that only they were the producers of quality pilots and that, in their view, the modular route should be closed down.
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Alex
As to the contract you mention, the contractor, who we will call flight school D, emptied the bottom of its holding pool in the direction of the poor airline, and gossip has it that they were even phoning up hopefuls who had been thrown out of the holding pool two years before in an effort to fill slots. I doubt that really helps the airline. KayPam But at the end of the day they will always know that only a CAA examiner can give a CPL to a candidate. |
Well, the best case scenario when a student is below average is that you're going to sell him more training hours, and that he won't pass the test.
If the student does not guarantee a safe flight, he won't have his CPL, whomever pays the FE. If the student is below average... Well, about half of currently flying airline pilots are below average. That's the definition of average, below average does not mean you're incompetent. This is all coming from stories heard with several instructors of my th ATPL school. |
and Reverserbucket...
As to the contract you mention, the contractor, who we will call flight school D, emptied the bottom of its holding pool in the direction of the poor airline, and gossip has it that they were even phoning up hopefuls who had been thrown out of the holding pool two years before in an effort to fill slots. I doubt that really helps the airline. |
Has anybody ever thought about what an airline's selection team are looking for? If you are given a profile, they expect a reasonable attempt from candidates in showing they have tried to learn it. Then they want to see the poor sods in front of them can learn and show improvement. Lastly, they want to know they can spend a day or two with these particular space cadets. Nobody cares if you did a JOC or hyper-active dogwalking course - what matters is what is presented on the day.
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