Ryan Air or Etihad ??????
Ryan Air or Etihad ??????
Hi – I got job offer from both.
I know – two very different company’s and two very different ways of lifestyle.
Any comments good or bad will be appreciated.
Thanks
I know – two very different company’s and two very different ways of lifestyle.
Any comments good or bad will be appreciated.
Thanks
Thanks
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Jim Sherry See the other post under heading ETIHAD in the pprune CABIN CREW forum section.
All you need to know about the assessment days/tips...etc etc
By the way...do yourself a favour and choose Etihad...much more potential/perks & package...Only because Im joining them next week
Hope to see you there!
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Go to the sandpit. You'll pick up an excellent type rating, have great fun and see parts of the world that you never will with FR. Then, when you get fed up with the heat, come back to Europe and join Ryanair!
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Or do exactly as the Count has said but with a bit of luck with the ratings and experience you'll pick up when you get bored of the sandpit you won't have to join Ryanair when you come back.
I have friends in both companies and unless you're allergic to sand or particularly want to sell your soul it's a no brainer.
I have friends in both companies and unless you're allergic to sand or particularly want to sell your soul it's a no brainer.
Thanks guys for all your comments. I can see all your valid points.
Just one thing. I mainly look for family life now. Like spending time with the kids. Might sound funny for some of the young guys out there at the beginning of a very exiting career. But I personally don’t care much about type ratings and new aero planes anymore. Want to spend good time now !!!
Thanks again for all your posts !!!!!!!!!!!!
Just one thing. I mainly look for family life now. Like spending time with the kids. Might sound funny for some of the young guys out there at the beginning of a very exiting career. But I personally don’t care much about type ratings and new aero planes anymore. Want to spend good time now !!!
Thanks again for all your posts !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Well, I'd say the benefit of sleeping in your own bed etc if you join Ryanair, is only applicable IF you get the base you want. It can be great for some, but trust me, there are lots of guys commuting on a 5/3 roster. Not particularly convenient..Good luck!
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If family life is important, stay away from the Ryans. You'll end up so unhappy you'll not spend quality time with the kids. Until the current management team have left, avoid it at all costs. Go enjoy the sunshine. If you have kids, head to the sand and enjoy it. You will never regret not working for Ryanair. And it'll only ever get worse there.
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If you take the time to read all the threads that have been written in the past few years about RYR, then you will see it is a 'no brainer' as our cousins would say.
Sell your soul and dump your self respect at the door if you come to RYR.
Sell your soul and dump your self respect at the door if you come to RYR.
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Abu Dhabi is Lovely
I'm surprised you are even asking- O'leary is the DEVIL 
Abu Dhabi is a great place, more refined than Dubai, but growing rapidly. Etihad will look after you and your family, and educate your children!
It is VERY hot from about the start of March through to the end of November with and from June is very humid too (but everywhere is well air conditioned).
the UAE are pretty liberal states too- and there is a thriving expat community.
Good luck!
Abu Dhabi is a great place, more refined than Dubai, but growing rapidly. Etihad will look after you and your family, and educate your children!
It is VERY hot from about the start of March through to the end of November with and from June is very humid too (but everywhere is well air conditioned).
the UAE are pretty liberal states too- and there is a thriving expat community.
Good luck!
