Non type rated easyjet recruitment?

[Skysurfer1]

Originally Posted by BarryMG

Got an email that all courses for 2020 are booked, to be patient in the holding pool for 2021. And that's for TR'ed guy, I'm guessing they have even less need for non-TR pilots.

I got that email as well. I'm not TR.

[whitepark109]

Originally Posted by Skysurfer1

I got that email as well. I'm not TR.

I got the same email also! The wait continues

[petrichor]

Thank you👍

[Luke258]

Can anyone share some light on the Simulator Screening? Is the focus more on the CRM part or raw data flying skills e.g Holding pattern entry and standard ils stuff? Any Information is highly appreciated!

[bigbangx2]

Is there still assessments going on even if dozens of pilots in the pool??

[Floatlover]

Originally Posted by Luke258

Can anyone share some light on the Simulator Screening? Is the focus more on the CRM part or raw data flying skills e.g Holding pattern entry and standard ils stuff? Any Information is highly appreciated!

No CRM as each FO-applicant is in the SIM alone with the instructor/assessor in the left seat. You depart, fly, intercept, enter and leave before raw ils. Straight fwd. And if one of them goes wrong then an demo on how to is done before you get a new try - here key is show that you can learn.

For DEC normally a skilled easyJet FO will be in right seat. But I have heard it was also done in other ways. Depends a lot on weather you are TR or Non-TR - as far I can put the pieces together. For me it was with an easy-FO.

[Maxymus3]

Reading this thread with utmost interest. Sounds for me as easyjet has current job postings/vacancies? I absolutely cannot find anything alike. Maybe one of you guys can helpt me out :/

[Luke258]

Originally Posted by Floatlover

No CRM as each FO-applicant is in the SIM alone with the instructor/assessor in the left seat. You depart, fly, intercept, enter and leave before raw ils. Straight fwd. And if one of them goes wrong then an demo on how to is done before you get a new try - here key is show that you can learn.

For DEC normally a skilled easyJet FO will be in right seat. But I have heard it was also done in other ways. Depends a lot on weather you are TR or Non-TR - as far I can put the pieces together. For me it was with an easy-FO.

Thanks so much, that helped a lot!

[EcamSurprise]

Originally Posted by petrichor

Is anyone from Easyjet able to say how much annual leave captains get and what sort of part-time options are available. thanks

30 on the 100% 5453 pattern in Germany.
7/7 (71%) or 50% (2 weeks on, 2 off) available but both with a waiting list.

[Floatlover]

Just heard that easyJet has informed the financial markets that they freeze all recruitment and promotions due to Corona. Furthermore pay freezes will be implemented across the network.

[Maxymus3]

Yes that is how it is. Anyway easyjet has staffed all vacancies for 2020 they told me on pilot expo in Berlin last friday. No furher recruitment this year anyway.

[SG73x]

Originally Posted by Maxymus3

Yes that is how it is. Anyway easyjet has staffed all vacancies for 2020 they told me on pilot expo in Berlin last friday. No furher recruitment this year anyway.

No further recruitment this year, but hopefully they will give start dates to the people already in the pool... or did they tell you something else ?
That coronavirus created a huge mess...

[Maxymus3]

Originally Posted by SG73x

No further recruitment this year, but hopefully they will give start dates to the people already in the pool... or did they tell you something else ?
That coronavirus created a huge mess...

it doesn’t take a genius to know that European airlines will not hire external pilots within the next 18month.

[dirk85]

Cadets due to start on monday have just had their contracts voided.

I can’t imagine any recruitment for the foreseable future in easyJet or anywhere else in Europe.

[Maxymus3]

There won’t be any unfortunately. Even cargo had to cancel screenings due to Corona (aerologic, was supposed to be there next week). Lufthansa wants to get rid of around 100 aircrafts. That’s means current pilots will float the market. Bad times mate

[Banana Joe]

It's going to be like this everywhere for the next two years at least. And I'm trying to be optimistic.

[flocci_non_faccio]

Massively optimistic. I can't see any realistic prospect of any recruitment for the next decade.

[polax52]

Originally Posted by flocci_non_faccio

Massively optimistic. I can't see any realistic prospect of any recruitment for the next decade.

Too Pessimistic. Cheap fuel, cheap aircraft and cheap crew. The industry will shrink by a third but then grow at 20% per year for 5 years.

[Maxymus3]

From your mouth to gods ear

[bigbangx2]

Does anyone know how the holding pool is managed during a crisis like that?
I mean is it still valid a few years later or is it cancelled and back to the recruitment phase?