Wizzair
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: The IMF.
Please don't.
It will not help you hugely with Wizz Air as far as I know.
If you were to absolutely have to, I'd call the ATO in Berlin that begins with a "C" and ask for Dennis. He flies at Wizz (or at least did) and used to be well connected.
However, I'd suggest your chances are 5%.
Not good odds.
It will not help you hugely with Wizz Air as far as I know.
If you were to absolutely have to, I'd call the ATO in Berlin that begins with a "C" and ask for Dennis. He flies at Wizz (or at least did) and used to be well connected.
However, I'd suggest your chances are 5%.
Not good odds.
Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 11
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From: North
Hi,
Friend of mine is about to apply to non-rated cadet position. He has already type for EMB-500 and has flown with that, does he need to do the JOC? EMB-500 is not JAR25 plane but turbojet of course.. What do you guys think?
Friend of mine is about to apply to non-rated cadet position. He has already type for EMB-500 and has flown with that, does he need to do the JOC? EMB-500 is not JAR25 plane but turbojet of course.. What do you guys think?
Joined: May 2002
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From: LONDON
Applied the other day, meeting all the NTR criteria. 1700hrs TT turboprop FO. Application is information based, no opportunity to write any personal info.
PFO 2 days later and left me thinking I now have no idea what they are after in that case. 200hr cadets I guess
Whatever. Won't be wasting my time again with them.
PFO 2 days later and left me thinking I now have no idea what they are after in that case. 200hr cadets I guess
Whatever. Won't be wasting my time again with them.
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 251
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From: SKYLAND
Require Romanian passport...but then they write: if you not meet the min.req. you still welcome...so little bit tricky..for sure it's worth...but maybe waste fo time!..
who knows!?
Edit: did any of You knows for sure if the "romanian" passport take part of the Minimum requirements?
who knows!?
Edit: did any of You knows for sure if the "romanian" passport take part of the Minimum requirements?
Last edited by axl76fg; 26th October 2013 at 15:56.
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: The Back of Beyond
You bloody muppets only had yourselves to blame accepting those sort of salaries. Just don't accept it, force Wizz to increase their salaries to market rates. Your it up for the rest of us you plonkers.
I'm a senior First Officer in Hong Kong and my monthly package is 160,000 HKD, or about 16,000 euros. Consisting of 8000 euros salary and 8000 euros housing allowance, both subject to 17% tax. I wouldn't get out of bed for less.
Stick that in your pipe and smoke it.
it up for the rest of us you plonkers.I'm a senior First Officer in Hong Kong and my monthly package is 160,000 HKD, or about 16,000 euros. Consisting of 8000 euros salary and 8000 euros housing allowance, both subject to 17% tax. I wouldn't get out of bed for less.
Stick that in your pipe and smoke it.
Joined: Nov 1999
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Not really the same thing though, is it? Only six months ago you were stating:
Been in HK about 5 years after 5 years on a base (UK). Don't do it. The carrot has turned rotten. The only way to take the HK posting is to take the housing, live in rabbit hutch, and commute. End of.
Joined: Apr 2002
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From: Put out to graze
How funny from Beazlebub.
A large slice of humble pie or carrot cake I think, if you can afford it of course!
Flyingclog says: Been in HK about 5 years after 5 years on a base (UK). Don't do it. The carrot has turned rotten. The only way to take the HK posting is to take the housing, live in rabbit hutch, and commute. End of.
Flyingclog says: You bloody muppets only had yourselves to blame accepting those sort of salaries. Just don't accept it, force Wizz to increase their salaries to market rates. Your it up for the rest of us you plonkers.
I'm a senior First Officer in Hong Kong and my monthly package is 160,000 HKD, or about 16,000 euros. Consisting of 8000 euros salary and 8000 euros housing allowance, both subject to 17% tax. I wouldn't get out of bed for less.
Stick that in your pipe and smoke it.
I'm a senior First Officer in Hong Kong and my monthly package is 160,000 HKD, or about 16,000 euros. Consisting of 8000 euros salary and 8000 euros housing allowance, both subject to 17% tax. I wouldn't get out of bed for less.
Stick that in your pipe and smoke it.
