Ryanair-No more 200Pounds SIM assesment charge?!

[FINpilot]

Accoring to PPJN:

"They are not charging 200 Pounds for the SIM assessment anymore."

Can anyone confirm this?

[lelac]

Yeah, that s correct. I did my assessment last month and was not chrarged for anything.

good luck.

[Lil' Pilot]

Things are back as they should be...

[Cloud Chaser]

Things won't be normal until the £50 CV charge is abolished and new recruits are paid a respectable salary from day one.

[lelac]

They are not charging 50 pounds for captains.

[trainer too 2]

As an FO applying at the TRTO's there is also no 50 GBP charge..

[Caraman]

I just sent my application today. We will see what happens and if I go threw all stages, but I will return here and tell you all about the fees or non-fees

[Scottie]

Slight thread divergence but easyJet are no longer making everyone do their Type Rating Self Sponsorship scheme (TRSS). Those with suitable experience are now going to be bonded so the market has definitely turned.

[GGV]

I hope, I really do hope, that nobody is fooled by this. Ryanair have not done this because they have become nice, or want to "restore" anything - but because of the state of the market. If you are in the business of short-term thinking the matter begins and ends with "payment no longer required". Those with longer experience know that the charge will, one day, be reinstituted. Not only that, but all sorts of temporarily suspended practices will come back too. This is not a whinge, but merely a reflection on the fact that some pilots just don't seem to have coped onto the "Ryanair formula". If you like pure capitalism and the marketplace, that's one thing. If you want a career with some stability, that's another thing.

[latetonite]

Ok gentlemen, for the insiders: I have an DEC interview coming up shortly. What can I suspect? Just plain facts please...Thanks.

[185 Lbs of Ballast!!]

Hi
I have a sim assesment and interview with Rishworth coming up and would be interested in your opinions.

1. Why work for Rishworth and not Ryanair?
2. What's the form with the sim?
3. What to expect at the interview?

Many thanks

[klink]

185 lbs:
check out this thread re. Rishworth:link
As far as I know; a Ryanair contract is far better than the temporaries.

[185 Lbs of Ballast!!]

Thanks Klink

I am transfering this over to the other thread.

[bloggs2]

Sorry to bend the thread but...

Scottie

Slight thread divergence but easyJet are no longer making everyone do their Type Rating Self Sponsorship scheme (TRSS). Those with suitable experience are now going to be bonded so the market has definitely turned.

Thats news, what do they regard as suitable experience?

[fullforward]

Suitable

What do YOU think is a suitable experience?

[bloggs2]

Fullforward, i would consider not having to pay "a suitable experience"

But that wasn't what i was asking