WizzAir
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From: eurotrip
Hi fly the plane.
Well tanx for the info. They havn't given me a exact basing as yet but possibly Gdansk. Just a few quick questions.. What is the best place to be for a single guy? What is the cost of living eg rent food etc Your info is much appreciated.
Dog
Well tanx for the info. They havn't given me a exact basing as yet but possibly Gdansk. Just a few quick questions.. What is the best place to be for a single guy? What is the cost of living eg rent food etc Your info is much appreciated.
Dog
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From: Europe
Well...
Warsaw is a very nice city, on the other hand the mainbase of wizz is Kattowice, so if you would like to fly many routes, Kattowice is the first choice.
Poland has recently joined the EU.It`s eastern Europe ,normally it`s quite cheap there.The average salary in 2006 was 200 euro/month.(but you need much more than 200 euros!)
Because of the EU the prices are raising now.Especially in bigger cities (worst situation: Warsaw).But if you compare the prices with middle Europe ,(Germany, Austria etc..) it`s quite cheap.
If you would like to move to Poland,the salary being paid is quite ok, so you won`t have any problems.
Wizz air do also have a base in Budapest,but newcomers have to go to Poland as they don`t need pilots there.
flytheplane
Warsaw is a very nice city, on the other hand the mainbase of wizz is Kattowice, so if you would like to fly many routes, Kattowice is the first choice.
Poland has recently joined the EU.It`s eastern Europe ,normally it`s quite cheap there.The average salary in 2006 was 200 euro/month.(but you need much more than 200 euros!)
Because of the EU the prices are raising now.Especially in bigger cities (worst situation: Warsaw).But if you compare the prices with middle Europe ,(Germany, Austria etc..) it`s quite cheap.
If you would like to move to Poland,the salary being paid is quite ok, so you won`t have any problems.
Wizz air do also have a base in Budapest,but newcomers have to go to Poland as they don`t need pilots there.
flytheplane
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From: Europe
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From: Stockholm
Best place to live?
Hi Doggydog
I have lived in Warsaw and I have been many times in Gdansk. Warsaw can bee expensive but it can also bee cheap, it depends on what standard you prefer?, http://www.e-mieszkania.org.pl/ is a site with apartments for rent (choose mieszkania do wynajecia) it's in polish, it will give you some idea on the prices. Food prices are 10-20zl for a polish lunch,4-8zl for a beer,BigMac&Co 13zl.
Warsaw is nice but personally I prefer Gdansk because of the water and the beaches!
Best regards
I have lived in Warsaw and I have been many times in Gdansk. Warsaw can bee expensive but it can also bee cheap, it depends on what standard you prefer?, http://www.e-mieszkania.org.pl/ is a site with apartments for rent (choose mieszkania do wynajecia) it's in polish, it will give you some idea on the prices. Food prices are 10-20zl for a polish lunch,4-8zl for a beer,BigMac&Co 13zl.
Warsaw is nice but personally I prefer Gdansk because of the water and the beaches!
Best regards
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From: USA
Wizz Air
This is off the topic, but I'm curious to know if Wizz air accept FAA ATPL with an Airbus 320 TR and more than 500 hours on type. The website says License issued according to JAA, or ICAO?
FAA is ICAO.
Any comments thanks
Amin
FAA is ICAO.Any comments thanks
Amin
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From: Europe
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From: FL390
On the website I didnt find any online application form, it seems to me you just have to send CV and their "pilot data sheet" to either [email protected] or [email protected] ...is that correct or have I missed sumthing? Did you guys get replies from those adresses??
Thanx a lot
G.D.S.
Thanx a lot
G.D.S.
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From: West Sussex
Wizzair
When I worked in Wizzair nearly 2 years ago, we had all nationalities licences.
Canadian, FAA, Dutch, British, you name it....They will give you a validation based on your licence...a CMC a Crew Members Certificate.
They are opening a new base in Bucharestas we speak, it is a great opportunity..
It was for me anyhow...Great people to work with and some great memories.
Canadian, FAA, Dutch, British, you name it....They will give you a validation based on your licence...a CMC a Crew Members Certificate.
They are opening a new base in Bucharestas we speak, it is a great opportunity..
It was for me anyhow...Great people to work with and some great memories.
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From: Europe
Application
OH sorry, i forgot it!
You have to send your CV to that adress.IF you have successfully submited, you`ll get an automatic produced reply.
Note:The e-mail will be send back if it`s larger than 1mb.
flytheplane
You have to send your CV to that adress.IF you have successfully submited, you`ll get an automatic produced reply.
Note:The e-mail will be send back if it`s larger than 1mb.
flytheplane
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From: eurotrip
Thanks for the 'Apartment' link white eagle.
I applied through their careers page on their website as the other post addressed and got a reply in 2 weeks to come up for an interview. So you got be in it to win it...good luck.
From what ive been told, their recruiting steadily this whole year.
I applied through their careers page on their website as the other post addressed and got a reply in 2 weeks to come up for an interview. So you got be in it to win it...good luck.
From what ive been told, their recruiting steadily this whole year.
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From: crew bus
Ther used to be night stops in warsaw and gdansk for katowice crew but i think this has stopped , although not 100% sure.
Unfortunately the majority of the westerns have moved on, still a few left but not a social hive of activity as it once was in the skybar :-)
Great place but in a bit of a jam regards filling the chief pilot position (may be filled by now but last i heard there was a temp solution), and the little minnions that call themselves base captains are well ........
Crucial tools for KTW survival
1./ IPOD for crew bus
2./ Patience of a saint for cabin crew if you care to dabble
3./ Loyalty card for Club Bablyon
4./ Creative imagination (which can help to obtain No.3)
Unfortunately the majority of the westerns have moved on, still a few left but not a social hive of activity as it once was in the skybar :-)
Great place but in a bit of a jam regards filling the chief pilot position (may be filled by now but last i heard there was a temp solution), and the little minnions that call themselves base captains are well ........
Crucial tools for KTW survival
1./ IPOD for crew bus
2./ Patience of a saint for cabin crew if you care to dabble
3./ Loyalty card for Club Bablyon
4./ Creative imagination (which can help to obtain No.3)
Last edited by Dct_Bombi; 4th February 2007 at 16:17.
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From: crew bus
Yes For Sure, The flying end of it is varied,exciting short sectors and plenty of opportunity for visual, automatics off if you desire flying.
With out a doubt an amazing place to kick start your flying, every airline has its problems but from a purely flying end of it....Fantastic.
With out a doubt an amazing place to kick start your flying, every airline has its problems but from a purely flying end of it....Fantastic.
