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Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

3rd Dec 2011, 01:02

Replies: 4

Opposite Land

Views: 1,468

Posted By tuscarora

Opposite Land

This place seems to be a den of negativity, it's funny because every person I've talked to who is involved with, or employed with aviation is really positive and motivated.

So, er, what's that...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

22nd Oct 2011, 20:00

Replies: 263

Aer Lingus Cadet (merged 2011)

Views: 106,050

Posted By tuscarora

I was thinking with the volcano that geothermal...

I was thinking with the volcano that geothermal would be perfect, perhaps they didn't have that as one of the options because it would too obviously be a hands down winner. Although I do agree that...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

21st Oct 2011, 17:57

Replies: 263

Aer Lingus Cadet (merged 2011)

Views: 106,050

Posted By tuscarora

All done for now

Now that's the current round of assessments finished, I guess we can all un-clam and start discussing what we thought?

My enthusiasm had somewhat waned before attending this session, and now,...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

15th Oct 2011, 22:14

Replies: 5

The stench of desperation..

Views: 2,574

Posted By tuscarora

The stench of desperation..

..in the aviation industry is rather strong. Is it getting anyone else down? The rampant competition for even the ****ty jobs; the sweaty palmed, wide eyed intensity of concentration given to any...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

7th Sep 2011, 21:58

Replies: 263

Aer Lingus Cadet (merged 2011)

Views: 106,050

Posted By tuscarora

Anyone else just started checking this thread...

Anyone else just started checking this thread instead of their emails? :E

Forum: Military Aviation

11th Feb 2008, 12:32

Replies: 40

A question of a criminal nature

Views: 4,728

Posted By tuscarora

]Let me reiterate; I feel that I had my hand...

]Let me reiterate; I feel that I had my hand forced into taking that caution, through a combination of shoddy policing and bad luck, and was only slightly misled by the police - but I knew it was an...

Forum: Military Aviation

11th Feb 2008, 00:45

Replies: 40

A question of a criminal nature

Views: 4,728

Posted By tuscarora

It is a 5-year formal caution. I gritted my teeth...

It is a 5-year formal caution. I gritted my teeth and signed it. After gritting my eyes and reading it!

The main thing is that it's not a bar to the RAF, that's all that I wanted, and the reason I...

Forum: Military Aviation

10th Feb 2008, 15:54

Replies: 40

A question of a criminal nature

Views: 4,728

Posted By tuscarora

The whole thing is a sorry mess, and I went from...

The whole thing is a sorry mess, and I went from being naive and trusting of the police to cynical and a bit more experienced in how these things work.

My common assault is because he was 'in...

Forum: Military Aviation

10th Feb 2008, 02:19

Replies: 40

A question of a criminal nature

Views: 4,728

Posted By tuscarora

Aye I learnt my lesson about trusting the police,...

Aye I learnt my lesson about trusting the police, won't be doing that again anytime soon.

Well let's see, more details. My younger brother is under 18 although my mother was present so I don't...

Forum: Military Aviation

9th Feb 2008, 22:01

Replies: 40

A question of a criminal nature

Views: 4,728

Posted By tuscarora

A question of a criminal nature

Hey, I posted a while back asking about the meritocratic nature of the RAF, and received a very helpful and encouraging set of responses. I hope you have enough patience left to deal with another...

Forum: Military Aviation

18th Dec 2007, 15:50

Replies: 58,121

Caption competition

Views: 11,020,378

Posted By tuscarora

With the "advanced rotary chambers" positioned at...

With the "advanced rotary chambers" positioned at the top of the hill, a gentle push is all that's required for the MoD to trial it's new cost-effective G-resistance test.

Forum: Military Aviation

15th Nov 2007, 16:31

Replies: 16

Northern Irish in the RAF's fast-jets

Views: 3,196

Posted By tuscarora

First of all, thanks everyone for the replies!...

First of all, thanks everyone for the replies! That's exactly the kinda stuff I wanted to hear. Cheerrs 4 teh type gd speak well smart compilmnts ;) Internet English (Intglish?) is painful at times....

Forum: Military Aviation

14th Nov 2007, 22:46

Replies: 16

Northern Irish in the RAF's fast-jets

Views: 3,196

Posted By tuscarora

Northern Irish in the RAF's fast-jets

Hey, first post (been lurking a while though and reading up on the wealth of information), and starting a thread which I'm sure will have many of the 'already-there' pilots chewing on their knuckles...

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