where to postulate for FO 737 without experience

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18th May 2006 | 19:39

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elpilote

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where to postulate for FO 737 without experience

hi, i have done some months ago a 737_400 type rating with touch and go and i am looking for compagny which hire guys like me, can you give me some advices

thanks

18th May 2006 | 20:53

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Jetavia

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From: Mostly FL360-380, M0.78

Well it will be hard.. I am in the same situation with basecheck on the 735 completed in december still no job

What can we do other than get 100 hours on type and apply for a job with the airline none of us really want to work for.

18th May 2006 | 20:58

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kerosen

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From: pastis land

why not tryng Ryanair?

19th May 2006 | 01:37

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RoyHudd

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Hmmmm...

Anyone familiar with the English language round here? (Helps with some job applications)

19th May 2006 | 10:03

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Bluebaron

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Only reason i clicked on this thread was to find out what 'postulate' was?

PS: Try ThomsonFly they are recruiting for both 737 and 757/767 fleets.

BB

19th May 2006 | 10:42

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B737NG

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How flexible are you to go for a Job? Answer that question honestly and then you may get a seat. Careful when you asked to pay for flying then.

Fly safe and land happy

NG

19th May 2006 | 11:15

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toolip

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From: estland

try airbaltic

20th May 2006 | 10:26

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elpilote

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i am ready to go anywhere, and i answer honestly,
sometime i don't know anymore what i have to do...

21st May 2006 | 22:58

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v1r8

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I second Air Baltic. They are hiring low time guys. who paid for their TR (.....) on the 73, and peeps with 1500 TT for the F50.

They have some beautiful women over there in Latvia!

I interviewd over there a year ago, but I don't wanna leave the states, that's why I didn't move back to the old country.

V1.

22nd May 2006 | 07:26

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ChocksAwayUK

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bluebaron

Only reason i clicked on this thread was to find out what 'postulate' was?

From Latin, Postulo=I Demand. I can actually still remember making up a mnemonic as an 8-year-old that's made that stick in my head for 20 years. V pleased that it's eventually been some use!

22nd May 2006 | 07:35

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Boy

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Indeed ChocksAwayUK, useful to have the latin root. More to the immediate point may be French - namely: postuler à or pour un emploi - to apply for a job.

22nd May 2006 | 18:46

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RYR-738-JOCKEY

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From: Europe

Uh, how hard can it be to understand the language in this thread? Anyone with some kind of brain, wanting to become an airline pilot needs to know a few basics in general "European english", or if not....then you're career is at stake. Why make the word postulate so damn hard to understand, how about POST...?