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hiremeplease 19th May 2011 14:08

Easyjet
 
Hello everyone. Does anybody know when easyjet will be opening up recruitment again for either direct f/o's or ctc cadets? Heard a lot of f/o's were leaving for BA and Emirates so hopefully they may be short.

OutsideCAS 19th May 2011 14:13

There are definitely quite a few leaving, especially now amongst FO's, but think will take a few months of resignations before the recruitment process is planned to begin again. Oh, and Flexi-crew apparently to be abandoned as hugely unpopular.
Good news in a short period of time for the more experienced amongst us I hope.

flap15 19th May 2011 14:29

Nothing definite to tell you other than the latest roumour I picked up from the training department when I was in the Sim. We are running out of suitable SFO's to promote and next winter we will have to take in direct entry SFO's who will be suitable for command in 6-12 months. This is what the trainers are telling management, so we will have to wait and see happens. Keep the ball in middle and push the needle till autumn and hopefuly a plan will emerge.

wind check 19th May 2011 21:50

Lots and lots of bloody ctc and oxford cadets in the pool.
And soon, te new MPL holders will fly the orange airbus


:yuk:

massiveheed 19th May 2011 22:06

Yes somewhere between 50- 70 ( my guess) are leaving or have left. Yes this will probably leave an experience gap between low houred cadet and required new captain. However, easyjets main source of new pilots will continue to be ctc / parc and flexicrew. It's only unpopular with pilots, management love it. Talk of direct entry sfo is prob correct in perhaps a year but it will only be to plug a gap. Don't expect it to be a permanent change unless the exodus to ba etc accelerates massively.

speedrestriction 20th May 2011 07:46

What are the requirements for internal upgrade in easyjet?

ChocksAwayUK 20th May 2011 08:18

3000 'factored' hours + jump through hoops.

perritopiloto 20th May 2011 08:57

Any info regarding EZY Switz.?
It would be apreciated.

Thanks in advance

DirectCF 20th May 2011 17:29

Ezs are currently holding recruitment sessions for FO's. :=
Most of the british FO's have applied to BA, 2 of us have already handed their resignation letters in. :ok:
If I were you, I'd apply to EZY mainline through Parc/Ctc/Oxford, as there is NO TRANSFER from EZS to EZY (I quite like the expression 'Golden Jail':ugh:). Management at EZS is absolutely terrible !

Flexicrew guys at EZY are being given permanent contracts from as little as 500 hours, with a greater possibility to get the base of your choice ! :eek:

skianyn vannin 20th May 2011 20:35

As far as I know we are only intending to continue the policy of employing children to fill the RHS, via CTC/PARC.:yuk:

VJW 20th May 2011 21:52

Out of interest, I've previously looked at Parc aviation for easy recruitment and never seem to find the link....:confused:

FliegerTiger 21st May 2011 05:50


Flexicrew guys at EZY are being given permanent contracts from as little as 500 hours, with a greater possibility to get the base of your choice !
Actually it's only the Flexiscrew guys who have been in the company for 18 months or more who will get the permanent contracts. IF the new pay deal is accepted by the workforce.


Management at EZS is absolutely terrible !
And management at EZY is any better? Get a grip.

superced 21st May 2011 08:24

the panini smell ...so happy I left ..

Binder 21st May 2011 08:55

SUPERCED

You never miss an opportunity to 'have a go' at easyjet or any other Lo Co.

What's your problem?

Xulu 21st May 2011 09:31


Actually it's only the Flexiscrew guys who have been in the company for 18 months or more who will get the permanent contracts. IF the new pay deal is accepted by the workforce.
Perm contracts have been offered to flexicrew with as little as 200 hours in order to fill certain base crewing requirements. The usual is 6 months, or 500 hours.

The pay deal clause is in addition I believe, meaning if you last 18 months without applying for one of the perm contracts you will be offered one without having to go through all the hoopla.

cyberboy 21st May 2011 09:48

Were can you apply for easyjet?

ReallyAnnoyed 21st May 2011 10:48

The last figure I saw, was that upgraded SFOs had been in the company 4½ years on average before getting an upgrade. This could slow down if no captains leave as expansion is not as violent anymore.

lesser weevil 21st May 2011 13:39

@ skianyn vannin - do you not remember you were young & new once? Or did you never pass that phase...

superced 21st May 2011 18:47

You never miss an opportunity to 'have a go' at easyjet or any other Lo Co.

What's your problem?




what ???????? I Spent 3 years there..

Mr Angry from Purley 21st May 2011 19:10

Binder
Superced has a pop at anything to do with working for a living, he's French don't forget, anything more than 1 flight a week and he's calling in fatigued.....


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