Ryanair
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From: Essex
I think PB is leaving or will be pushed.
Word in STN is that he has solved the training and pilot numbers problem for Ryanair but will be dumped as DOB and EW are about to start WW3 on the pilots.
Pay cuts, demotions and benefits slashed are coming. More REPA court cases anyone?
I bet the Gingerman DH will be the next GMFOPS.
Word in STN is that he has solved the training and pilot numbers problem for Ryanair but will be dumped as DOB and EW are about to start WW3 on the pilots.
Pay cuts, demotions and benefits slashed are coming. More REPA court cases anyone?
I bet the Gingerman DH will be the next GMFOPS.
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From: In a far better place
I think PB is leaving or will be pushed.
Word in STN is that he has solved the training and pilot numbers problem for Ryanair but will be dumped as DOB and EW are about to start WW3 on the pilots.
Pay cuts, demotions and benefits slashed are coming. More REPA court cases anyone?
I bet the Gingerman DH will be the next GMFOPS.
Word in STN is that he has solved the training and pilot numbers problem for Ryanair but will be dumped as DOB and EW are about to start WW3 on the pilots.
Pay cuts, demotions and benefits slashed are coming. More REPA court cases anyone?
I bet the Gingerman DH will be the next GMFOPS.
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From: In a far better place
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Stockholm
no fee....
Hi there Dutchpilots..... I was there a week ago and there was no fee..
But remember to bring some food as there is no such thing available in the vending machine.... just coffee..
You will get a reply real quick to... about 24 hrs after you will know if you´re in or not.. I was lucky....
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From: Europe
Heard some have to pay.
Reckon if you are type rated you'll get away with it. This is typical of FR, different terms and conditions for all even before you start.
If you are sucessful in your application the best thing you can do is sign on to the repaweb.org website. This is free and a great way to communicate with all FR pilots in all FR bases.
Reckon if you are type rated you'll get away with it. This is typical of FR, different terms and conditions for all even before you start.
If you are sucessful in your application the best thing you can do is sign on to the repaweb.org website. This is free and a great way to communicate with all FR pilots in all FR bases.
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From: Essex
On PB - I have been told that he was offered roles at EZY and NetJets. Many have asked him directly in STN if he is leaving. He is laughing it off and saying no.
He issued a letter today with pay cuts which has started WW3.
He issued a letter today with pay cuts which has started WW3.
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From: london
That will be a very good idea. Someone posted not too long ago that ryanair sent an internal mail that the've only lost six pilots in the past three months. But then everytime I speak to the man in charge of thier training in Amsterdam the numbers ryanair asked for keeps going up. Two months ago it was 150 for next year last week when I spoke with him the number had jumped to 300. If very few have left are they planning to get rid of experienced and expensive ones to replace them with eager new pilots willing to do anything to get on the aviation job ladder.
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From: On the Camel's back
the've only lost six pilots in the past three months.
A recruitment ban would be a superb idea if people would actually abide by it. However, we all know there are always a few who will f**k it up for everyone else. Better to let them come in, then realise what a serious mistake they've made and convert them into willing REPA recruits.
On the other hand, if a ban worked it would solve ryanairs problems in a matter of weeks. Can wannabes take that leap of faith to better themselves?
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From: the netherlands
ryanair/brk contract??
hi
at this moment i have contract with ryanair. but now i am asked to change my contract with ryanair for a new contract with brookfield for a base in dublin (i have to resign with ryanair!) Is there anyone who has experience with this situation and can give me some advice.
i also saw a thread discussing this matter before, but somehow i cannot find it anymore, did it disappear?
thanks for your help.
at this moment i have contract with ryanair. but now i am asked to change my contract with ryanair for a new contract with brookfield for a base in dublin (i have to resign with ryanair!) Is there anyone who has experience with this situation and can give me some advice.
i also saw a thread discussing this matter before, but somehow i cannot find it anymore, did it disappear?
thanks for your help.
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From: FUBAR
As you are working for Ryanair, you have assumedly signed up to REPA, if not WAKE UP NOW MAN FOR CRISSAKE . A wealth of advice / options is available there, whether you are a member of IALPA , BALPA, or indeed the Monster Raving Loony Party . You are not alone, and your problem is not unique, contact REPA ASAP or regret at your leisure. In the meantime, sign / agree to nothing and try and stall them for time. Good news should be coming along in 6 days time.
Last edited by captplaystation; 15th December 2006 at 18:28. Reason: additional advice
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From: FUBAR
Just the small matter of a supreme court ruling which will decide whether RYR, like everyone else, has to abide by the law, indeed a law which they, 9 years ago, were directly responsible for inspiring. I guess you have no connections to RYR or you would undoubtedly be aware of this ( I hope).