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Old 4th Feb 2005, 20:53
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The ONLY way you're ever going to find that out, is to apply to CAL brazilian - or do you want someone to do THAT for you?

You've been given all the information you can expect - the rest is up to YOU!
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Old 4th Feb 2005, 22:55
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dear fellow, try to improve your English, as theirs in China is worst than yours!...
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Old 5th Feb 2005, 08:39
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Whats the bond?
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Old 5th Feb 2005, 12:43
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Fullforward, really!

One really shouldn't throw stones. "theirs in China is

worse than yours" 'Dear Fellow', indeed!

By the way, China Airlines is a Taiwanese carrier based in Taipei, not in China.

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Old 8th Feb 2005, 09:28
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I know a young fellow who left here after the first year of a three year bond.
The total claimed by the company was nearly twice the original bond.
What's the bond? Whatever they like.
To give you an idea of what it is like.
They keep employing but the total numbers keep reducing because more are leaving than they can employ.
Can you gues why?

Come here as a captain and the salary is OK but, you have to be able to put up with them.

Don't go as an F/O
Don't go as an F/O
Don't go as an F/O
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Old 9th Feb 2005, 01:50
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Some of you guys have had it too easy, I suppose. You can not imagine how bad things can be until you spend a week in the company I am serving my time with. No mater how bad you may think that China Airlines is, there is always a place that is that much worse, out there. Sadly I had to live through this for the last three years. Happy flying to all ...

Just my opinion.
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Old 9th Feb 2005, 02:13
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Rob, who is so bad? and why? Let us know so we can steer clear of the place.
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Old 9th Feb 2005, 08:55
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Does anyone have a contact name and number to follow up on a application.
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Old 11th Feb 2005, 01:24
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Rob, who is so bad? and why? Let us know so we can steer clear of the place.

I am working for a Part 135 on demand company, on Lear Jets, out of Florida. I am really thankfull for the opportunity that I was given, specially just after 9/11, but after three years, having to lower my standards every day I get to fly one of these planes, If I spend any more time here, I will not have any standard left that I can talk about in public. And standards are not the most important thing that any body has to worry about in this type of companies. Small fact ( you know that thing called Minimum Equipment List, dont bother looking up, your pen will run out of ink by the time you are done writing up things ). Just look at it this way, you never know how bad things can get until one day you find yourself re-living a nightmare, that you created yourself, and you can not see going away any time soon.

See you airborne.
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Old 11th Feb 2005, 03:29
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Lear Jets, out of Florida

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From Australia or is that a misprint?
If you have the right to work in OZ then quit your "ell on earth" Job and apply for something downunder!

At least be prepared to leave the states.

Anyway an FO posn with CAL might be a good move for you.

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Old 12th Feb 2005, 20:53
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I have approx. 750hrs (100 Multi - piston) is it even worth my while applying?
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Old 12th Feb 2005, 21:18
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Le Pilot

Le Pilot, I thank you for your advice mate. By the way no misprint there, proud to be an Ausie. The only reason I am here in the states is to FLY.
I am working on getting something back home - no luck so far.
I also have an application with CAL, waiting on an interview date.

By the way, has anybody received an invitation from CAL for an interview recently?

Thanks and Good Luck to you all.
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Old 15th Feb 2005, 00:29
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CAL interview.

Hey BritishGuy, in regards to whether it is worth your while to apply to CAL, it's certainly worth a try. You never know. On a more negative note...I am currently flying a 737NG for a US carrier and I have about 4500 hours TT, 2500 in 737NG's and a 737 type and I can't seem to get an interview. Maybe it's fate telling me not to go! Maybe they just don't like Americans. :-)
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Old 22nd Mar 2005, 17:14
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Hi all,

I have just obtained an interview in mid-May with CAL. I have 3200 TT, 1700 B737. Which aircraft would I likely be flying if offered a position? Also are the negative posts on this forum regarding FO positions at CAL a fair reflection or just the normal cynical rubbish that pilot's spout? Any further info on CAL and life in TPE would be gratefully appreciated.

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Old 23rd Mar 2005, 05:57
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If you can accept to be tied in the RHS and local guys getting upgraded with 4000 hrs TT than you will have not bad life.

Getting onto the B747 is 95% sure as a lot of people left CAL and they are short of F/Os on this type.As I have heard some 40-50 new F/Os are needed for B747 in this year.
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Old 23rd Mar 2005, 09:16
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Thanks Deske1, much appreciated.
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Old 23rd Mar 2005, 13:36
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I think my experiences are not enough. but give me some comments about B737 F/O positions in CAL, sir!
TT1500, non ATPL, B737NG rating with 200hour in the airline.
Can I apply for B737NG F/O?
Thank you, Sir!
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Old 23rd Mar 2005, 20:59
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No one will go to the 737-800.The girls told me in the recruitment office,that 40-50 F/Os to the 747-400 and about 20 F/Os to the A340.

If you flew Boeings before,747 is the way,if you are from any Airbus than A340.

Some type-rated A300 crews also needed.CAL now opens ELO programs for LAX,YVR and FRA,it will make the life easier.
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Old 23rd Mar 2005, 23:17
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Can anyone report how long the process takes? I have my stuff in. I fly the 747 already, but the ELO in YVR has me pretty excited and I can't wait to jump ship.
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Old 24th Mar 2005, 09:36
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Well I got invited to interview about 3 working days after my application was sent in. That was 2 weeks ago and they offered me 4 different weeks to attend, from the end of April to the end of May.
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