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Old 21st August 2017 | 14:35
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I still have to see a case like that.

Level 6 under UK CAA is just a matter of paperwork, to be done on your induction course by an easyJet TRE.
Unless your english is really really bad.
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Old 21st August 2017 | 20:17
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Originally Posted by ezy6543
Cedrico, I also did the assessment back in July and my application has been "under review" for a long time as well. I too got the same message like you did but never received an email. I didn't wait and just gave recruitment a call as sending them an email is pointless, they never (or almost never) reply to emails. The lady I spoke with was super friendly and in my case it was basically a mistake, I was put in the wrong pool.
So my advice is: just give them a call! :-)
Good luck.
Urrrm, any pointers in a particular potential direction where such a number may be found? It's a month now with them "reviewing" my application having done the online test
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Old 22nd August 2017 | 09:16
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Easyjet recruitment phone number

Hi, I've also been waiting almost a month after having completed the online assessment. Does anyone have the recruitment phone number? There's no contact details (other than by email) provided on the website.

Many thanks and good luck to everyone
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Old 24th August 2017 | 08:08
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TR cost

Do you have to pay for the rating for DEC? Gatwick or Luton base. Sorry if it's already in this thread but I can only find reference to the FO TR. thanks.
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Old 24th August 2017 | 12:47
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Yes you do. 20-30k depending on your experience
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Old 25th August 2017 | 11:48
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Really? Even for a very experienced DEC, still £20k?
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Old 25th August 2017 | 11:58
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Yes, although you may be able to claim the tax back
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Old 26th August 2017 | 07:29
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How do you claim the tax back?
Is the company helping you fir this?
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Old 30th August 2017 | 08:08
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Hello ,

At this moment 2 months have gone and no news since my sim evaluation about my status for NTR SFO UK contract? "3900HTT no A320"

I am wondering if there are some new candidates in a similar situation.

Do you realy think a direct call to the Pilot Recruitment department is the right way how to get any update? I am somewhat divided over this issue.

3 months of notice periode means to start not before 2018 , September is knocking the door and I don't know if we can expect a Type rating course in January.

Thanks for you feedback
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Old 30th August 2017 | 08:38
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EasyJet are always friendly when I've called. Call them and say you're not after a start date, you're just wondering if you've missed an email with the outcome of your sim assessment. You should have heard by now...
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Old 8th September 2017 | 17:56
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Have they just closed the recruitment?
I checked 2 days ago and was still on...
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Old 10th September 2017 | 11:15
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All the positions are still open as far as I can see...
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Old 18th September 2017 | 21:05
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Sim check a320 or 737?

Hi. I Know a lot has been put up already, but grateful if someone can indicate what aircraft is currently being used, airbus or 737....I hear it's now done exclusively on the A320.
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Old 23rd September 2017 | 19:37
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Hi all,

I'm trying to get an idea of net pay for Captain in OPO, I've been told varying amounts and the Portuguese tax calculator gives roughly 7k / month from 144,000 gross.

Is this accurate or can you expect a bit more?

Thanks
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Old 23rd September 2017 | 20:45
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There was a thread about it no more than a few weeks ago, look it up, but from memory you can expect less than that, around 5500/6000 net. Not a good contract.
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Old 24th September 2017 | 05:05
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In Portugal you can expect 5600 after tax as a captain * 14 months. ~ 6500 after tax for 12 months. Excluding bonuses, shares, flexible benefits.
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Old 24th September 2017 | 07:00
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Thanks, seems very low, is this working from the increased pay? I'm reading 144 gross from the company website and up to 152 in 2021.

Cheers
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Old 27th September 2017 | 14:00
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Could anyone give a quick overview of the annual leave allocation process at EZY (UK Captains specifically)? Is it realistic to expect a block off in the summer/easter/half terms?
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Old 28th September 2017 | 08:21
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It's a points based system.

Each day is signed a set number of points, which is then multiplied depending on whether you bid for it, it's assigned or you take it in the open phase.

Then every year around November the bid opens for the following year, where you are in the priority depends on the points you have.
For normal captains, summer, Christmas and half terms etc are high points (busy periods for the company).

So, the theory is you will get summer/christmas etc every other year.

But it depends heavily on how you bid. It's quite a good fair system that a lot of people don't like.

However, if you want school holiday leave the best bet is to take parental leave!
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Old 28th September 2017 | 12:02
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Hello everyone, just curious about FO ntr for Palma de Maiorca base advertisement...any info about it? could be interesting

thanks
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