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British Airways DEP Selection - THE lowdown Part 1

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Old 12th December 2010 | 04:36
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Just a quick question for you guys who have been in the sim or are going to the sim - how long is it roughly between having the interview and going in 'the box?' Thx
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Old 12th December 2010 | 09:08
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I waited 3 weeks between selection and simulator, hope that helps Airstart.

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Old 12th December 2010 | 09:19
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Hello!

I have applied and gotten an interview and I just have a question, does BA employ people from outside the UK from any country of mainland Europe? or are all the pilots generally English or is there even a small portion of those foreigners?

I suppose my chances are slim

Thanks,

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Old 12th December 2010 | 09:31
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I have applied and gotten an interview and I just have a question, does BA employ people from outside the UK from any country of mainland Europe? or are all the pilots generally English or is there even a small portion of those foreigners?
E. Mach

Dont worry - if you make the grade, being from across The Channel is not going to prevent you from getting the job.

Whilst the vast majority of pilots are British, we do have some "foreigners". There is a healthy contingent of Dutch, a couple of French, some Irish, a Swiss and probably others. We have some folk from further away, but they all have the right to a UK or Euro passport

T'Bug
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Old 12th December 2010 | 12:23
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anyone booked the sim for 17th Jan @ 1400?
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Old 12th December 2010 | 19:39
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Hi Bail out. Thx for the info, much appreciated.
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Old 13th December 2010 | 10:12
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This is a bit of a long shot:

Is there anyone in the Sim w/c 12th Jan that would fancy swapping for a week later. I've had the invite, but the dates available are whilst I'm booked on holiday.

A long shot I know, but if anyone feels able to swap PM me. Thanks
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Old 13th December 2010 | 18:11
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Green Army - well done and enjoy BA. Thanks for taking the time to post the information about the assessment day
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Old 14th December 2010 | 12:59
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Has anyone heard results from last weeks sims?

Good Luck to all.
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Old 14th December 2010 | 16:13
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sim feedback

Has anyone who's been unsuccessful at the sim stage of selection been able to get any feedback?

On the day the assessor told me that we should ask for feedback if we're not successful. I've tried calling them and one guy said feedback is not available and another said someone would be in touch but I've heard nothing.

Any ideas if it is actually available and if so through which channels?

Thanks
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Old 14th December 2010 | 16:17
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AFAIK no feedback was available for candidates failing Day 1 or 2 in the last round of recruitment in 2008 and that seemed to be BA's general policy re. feedback, but as you say, it might be different now.
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Old 14th December 2010 | 18:00
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Feedback

The records of your interview ought to be available to the interviewee on request under the Data Protection Act and under the Questionaire Procedure in the Discrimination Acts. Other than that you have no automatic entitlement to feedback, although it is good HR practice to give it.

You may wish to ask for the feedback, and if it is refused, use the Data Protection Act to obtain it. Don't expect to be asked for an interview in the future though

The law is an ass.
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Old 14th December 2010 | 20:12
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Thanks for the info. Under no circumstances would I try and get feedback using the law as that would burn all bridges, as you say!

Thanks and good luck to those still to do their sim.
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Old 19th December 2010 | 20:26
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Fail Rate

anyone any idea of fail rate at this point for DAY 1 o DAY 2?
type rated guys on 737 or 320 more hit ?
Just wondering

D
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Old 2nd January 2011 | 10:00
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It’s all gone quiet on here, so here is a question:
Has anyone who went to a selection day in the middle of December still not had a yes or no yet?
Obviously there has been the Christmas and New Year holiday but it would be nice to know either way.
Fingers crossed for an email on Tuesday!
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Old 2nd January 2011 | 10:18
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When did you go FC? I went mid december and got a reply the next week. Good luck.
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Old 7th January 2011 | 10:43
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Interview Finishing Time

Hi,

Could anyone who has been for a morning interview session tell me what time it actually finished? It says 13:30 but has anyone's ran any later than that?

Cheers
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Old 7th January 2011 | 11:10
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1330 is a good ball park figure!
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Old 7th January 2011 | 14:55
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Mine fiinished bang on the advertised time. The last session is a Q&A session with some line pilots - which also includes the people from the afternoon session, and they need to crack on with their afternoon schedule on time, so its unlikely to go over the time.
I wouldn't plan to much in the afternoon though - you'll need to sit down in a quiet room and reboot your brain.
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Old 9th January 2011 | 22:49
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Hi guys, bit of a different question here.

How did you manage to get invited for an interview? Did you apply via the website or just by sending your c.v. in or by any other means still?

Would really appreciate the info!
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