Titan

[SissySkinner]

Hi all,

Just wondering if anyone who managed to apply for the A321 CPT/FO position has heard anything yet?

[CW247]

I applied probably in the first hour of seeing the ad, no reply. Aren't they looking for EASA license holders only though? We Brits are being screwed.

[nickler]

They must have had thousands of applications in the 12 (?) hours the ad was up hence it is quite normal that it will take some time for a feedback. Anyhow non uk residents with easa licences will unlikely be selected I guess due to Visa requirements.

[Giuff]

Many european pilots have already the settled status, obtained before Brexit. Not an issue.

[SissySkinner]

Yes, I did think the EASA licence was an odd requirement for a UK airline, especially as the A330 TRE position they have advertised requires either a EASA or UK ATPL

[SaulGoodman]

Are they perhaps setting up an EU AOC?
they are a third party operator after all and Brexit has shafted them a lot more than any EU ACMI operator.

[sdbelgium]

EU AOC

I may be wrong, but I recall seeing 'Titan Air Malta' mentioned somewhere (could it be LinkedIn?)

[Giuff]

They have obtained an AoC in Malta for cargo and pax ACMI. 330/320 ops. A330 leased (ex AirAsiaX).

[student88]

250 applicants in 24 hours and they were only looking for 1 x CP and 1 x FO apparently.