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Old 17th Jan 2003, 22:02
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A point to be remembered is that Dragonair will recruit to suit their demographic profile. As a fairly young company they probably already have a solid batch of well qualified F/Os who are on the seniority list awaiting command opportunities.
Far better to recruit low time guys who won't have a problem being in the RHS for quite some time. Older, more experienced ex captains may not settle so eaily?

Sure, they interviewed some ex AN pilots, possibly had a couple of slots for more experienced people but it is my guess that by far and away their largest requirement is for the low time candidates that can be easily groomed to the Dragonair model and who are less likely to have a problem with being F/Os for a considerable time?

Just my two cents worth.
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Old 17th Jan 2003, 22:37
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Thanks Blue Eagle. As the original poster of the thread I am glad I got an awnser in the end......it all seemed to go a bit political there for a while. It makes sense of what you said. As a HK resident who is instructing in the UK who loves HK and wants to return the logic in what you say is music to my ears. At the moment I dont give a dam how long I would be in the RHS for or really how much I would be paid ( as long as it buys me a few beers down Wanchai and a copy of Autosprt every thursday I am a happy man ) No reply from KA yet explaining my situation, but no news is good news I presume.

fair wx and always tail winds guys.
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Old 18th Jan 2003, 06:12
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RUM LINE ....

Same shoes as you, no news should be good news...
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Old 18th Jan 2003, 13:59
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Please folks, does red/green colour perception dispensation affect employability?
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Old 24th Jan 2003, 01:13
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Walter - probably yes.

That I am aware there are 2 colour blindness tests. One is used by the USA Authorities and their half the world, the other is used by the UK Authorities and the other half of the world. Naturally, HKG is in the UK camp and holding a USA Class 1 does not mean the HKG CAD will issue you with a licence.

If you want to test the water, do a UK CAA Class I Medical Exam.

- I should add. You could do a HKG Class I medical too. If the HKG CAD are prepared to issue you with a licence, then Dragonair couldn't give a rats ar$e about your eye sight. All KA want is a Class 1 Medical Certificate issued by the CAD.
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Old 24th Jan 2003, 01:34
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HIALS,
ANY HELP WHERE CAN I DO THE HKCAD MEDICALS IN HK.

thks.
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Old 24th Jan 2003, 04:12
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Drs. Yeung, Kong, Chik
Personnel Licensing Office
10/F Commercial Building
Airport Freight Fowarding Centre
2 Chun Wan Rd
CLK
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Old 24th Jan 2003, 04:45
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thsk a ton jtr ! is there a phone no as well.

thks again.
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Old 24th Jan 2003, 04:52
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Old 25th Jan 2003, 00:49
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Dr F M O'TREMBA (male)
c/o Dr Vio and Partners, 9/F Kaiseng Commercial Centre
4-6 Hankow Road TSIMSHATSUI
KOWLOON HONG KONG 0014
ph: 852 2369 3329
fax: 852 2369 3329

He also does HK Class 1, with all standard equipments all at one place.

Currently Dragonair utilises the service of a Dr. Fu in Central, forgot the address, but upstairs from a Fortress across the street from Lan Kwai Fong.

Hope these will help out as well.
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thks guys ! this is grt help.
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HIALS - Thanks for help.
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