Emirates Pilot Recruitment Roadshows In Uk.
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Emirates Pilot Recruitment Roadshows In Uk.
I have been asked post info .
There is a lot of interest in Emirates so
What I know..........
The dates are :-
20th Sept Gatwick
21st Sept Stanstead
22nd Sept Stanstead
23rd Sept Luton
24th Sept Manchester
Starting 10 am and finishing 1300 .
Cheers.
There is a lot of interest in Emirates so
What I know..........
The dates are :-
20th Sept Gatwick
21st Sept Stanstead
22nd Sept Stanstead
23rd Sept Luton
24th Sept Manchester
Starting 10 am and finishing 1300 .
Cheers.
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737 Jockey, go and have a look at the ME forum...all the detailed info you need to know is there.
The basics of it are that we bid for our work pattern, and depending upon seniority, how well you understand the bid system and bid group priority, depends upon what kind of roster you get.
FWIW, my 92 hrs last month consisted of 2 x ULR trips (LAX) and two Europe trips (FRA & GLA).
I had 16 days off, but would definitely not call it commutable. A few more senior guys that I know commute, mostly to the US, as the septics (and their hangers-on) seem to struggle the most with the sandpit
The basics of it are that we bid for our work pattern, and depending upon seniority, how well you understand the bid system and bid group priority, depends upon what kind of roster you get.
FWIW, my 92 hrs last month consisted of 2 x ULR trips (LAX) and two Europe trips (FRA & GLA).
I had 16 days off, but would definitely not call it commutable. A few more senior guys that I know commute, mostly to the US, as the septics (and their hangers-on) seem to struggle the most with the sandpit
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Stolen From Middle East PPrune !!
To apply to Emirates, candidates must have a minimum of 4000 total and 2000 multi-crew, multi-engine jet hours; or a total of 2500 hours on a modern commercial jet aircraft, ICAO ATPL, ICAO English level (4 or above) and be current within the last 12 months.
London Gatwick
Sofitel Hotel London Gatwick
North Terminal, Gatwick Airport, West Sussex, RH6 0PH
10:00 -13:00
21st Sep 2010
Stansted
Radisson Blu Hotel London Stansted Airport
Waltham Close, London Stansted Airport, Essex, CM24 1PP
10:00 -13:00
22nd Sep 2010
Stansted
Radisson Blu Hotel London Stansted Airport
Waltham Close, London Stansted Airport, Essex, CM24 1PP
10:00 -13:00
23rd Sep 2010
Luton
Holiday Inn Luton South
M1/Jct 9, London Road, Markyate, Nr. St. Albans, Hertfordshire, AL3 8HH
10:00 -13:00
24th Sep 2010
Manchester
Radisson Blu Hotel Manchester Airport
Chicago Avenue, Manchester M90 3RA
10:00 -13:00
Hope this helps !
London Gatwick
Sofitel Hotel London Gatwick
North Terminal, Gatwick Airport, West Sussex, RH6 0PH
10:00 -13:00
21st Sep 2010
Stansted
Radisson Blu Hotel London Stansted Airport
Waltham Close, London Stansted Airport, Essex, CM24 1PP
10:00 -13:00
22nd Sep 2010
Stansted
Radisson Blu Hotel London Stansted Airport
Waltham Close, London Stansted Airport, Essex, CM24 1PP
10:00 -13:00
23rd Sep 2010
Luton
Holiday Inn Luton South
M1/Jct 9, London Road, Markyate, Nr. St. Albans, Hertfordshire, AL3 8HH
10:00 -13:00
24th Sep 2010
Manchester
Radisson Blu Hotel Manchester Airport
Chicago Avenue, Manchester M90 3RA
10:00 -13:00
Hope this helps !
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Swa it means that you have to have 2500 hours total medium or heavy jet. The first one you've flown doesnt really count.
But im sure with the expantion going on its possible to go for a assesment.
Just apply;-) You'll see!!!!
But im sure with the expantion going on its possible to go for a assesment.
Just apply;-) You'll see!!!!
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UK LCC's Canx all flight 20 to 24th
It will be very intersting to see just how many LCC crew go sick in that week........
I know two guys and two gals who have already developed a fever.
glf
I know two guys and two gals who have already developed a fever.
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The roadshow answers all the questions, and you can get freebie coffee, and a biscuit! If you think you want to join it is well worth going.
I expect that they will have a roadshow in France in due course superced.
I expect that they will have a roadshow in France in due course superced.
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They have probably seen your posts superced, made a sweeping generalisation regarding your nationality and as a result subsequently cancelled the Paris roadshow tout suite! I hope that this cannot be confirmed as stereotyping anyone or anything is displaying ignorance at the highest degree. Our French cousins should never have to be subjected to such behaviour. It is totally unwarrented.
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Perhaps superced does not like his employer very much, but by judging by the overwhelming enthusiasm that a lot of low-cost pilots display for the recruitment plans of Emirates, I guess he must not be alone in his criticism...
A much smarter plan would be to make sure that your employer in Europe does not treat you like sh!t, so that you won't have to escape to that Fata Morgana in the Middle East, but hey, that would require some balls, planning and foresight wouldn't it? Instead people prefer to shoot the messenger!
Fight of flight? That's the question.
Most of the spineless low-cost pilots choose the flight to the Middle East and in a few years time they will be just as disappointed in that big sandbox flying a shiny 380/777 as they are now in EZY or RYR based in Southern Europe flying a shiny 319/738.
A much smarter plan would be to make sure that your employer in Europe does not treat you like sh!t, so that you won't have to escape to that Fata Morgana in the Middle East, but hey, that would require some balls, planning and foresight wouldn't it? Instead people prefer to shoot the messenger!
Fight of flight? That's the question.
Most of the spineless low-cost pilots choose the flight to the Middle East and in a few years time they will be just as disappointed in that big sandbox flying a shiny 380/777 as they are now in EZY or RYR based in Southern Europe flying a shiny 319/738.
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Secondly, can you explain why so many pilots from ......... ohhh ....... shall we say ...... easyJet, want to leave and go to the sandpit. Difficult to get a decent pint of real ale in the sandpit, so why go?
easyJet have a fleet of very new, shiny, state of the art airbuses, and most FO's can get a command with pretty minimal hours (<5000) - that's a lot less than many airlines.
I just hope that all these EZY / FR guys know what they're doing. The 3 big reasons to come out to EK are:
(1) The Flying / Destinations. No other operator can match the variety of interesting (and not always so nice) places.
(2) Quick command for a widebody. Again no other Legacy Carrier can offer this.
(3) Dry weather. Apart from July / August the weather's great if you're from Northern Europe.
You don't come here for money or time off or an easy ride. If you are you're in for a BIG surprise. Don't get sold by the glitzy sales package at the roadshows. In truth it's halfway between what the recruiters tell you and what you hear on PPrune. I came here for the flying, the weather and a quick (ish) command on a biggie. In that respect I am very happy...
