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kick the tires 16th December 2008 15:48

Unlike Ryanair, easyJet can defer the Airbus orders to a certain degree. They have chosen not to do this at the moment but what they are doing is replacing the 737 with the Airbus rather than supplementing them. Sadly this means a growth for 2009 of just a few %.

However AH is still predicting a fleet of 200+ aircraft in 2011. The money is there to pay for them and the first of about 20 EZY spec A-320's arrives in Feb 2009.

solo si 2 16th December 2008 18:21

KTT,

Thanks for the info. As mentioned earlier, let's hope we can see some 'light at the end of the tunnel' next year for us all.

s.

kick the tires 17th December 2008 09:23

hot off the press:

As a follow up to last week’s article on Command promotions I thought it relevant to update you all with
regard to pilot recruitment.
During the last twelve months, we have experienced un-apparelled amounts of interest in joining easyJet
and our application management system has probably never been busier. Our ability to attract the very
best candidates not only enabled us to meet all our recruitment requirements for 2008 in record time but
has also put us in a very strong position for 2009.
However pilot recruitment has slowed considerably in recent months and it is the applications that we are
currently holding that will become the focus of our activity against any requirements for next year. At
present though we are not at this time proposing to fill any new pilot vacancy in preparation for Summer
2009 with a permanent contract of employment.
In light of this, we are suspending our Pilot and Cabin Crew “Recommend a Friend” Schemes until further
notice. Some of you will have recommended friends currently within their probation period and we remain
committed to any reward due for these. Any recommendations made for pilots employed after 1st
January 2009 will however no longer be valid.
The Recommend a Friend scheme has always proved highly successful and it is our intention that when
we recommence active recruitment it becomes directly linked to a specific recruitment campaign activity,
with a finite validation period. This will enable us to bring about efficiencies in administration and improve
our response rates, as well as ensure we are inviting recommendations where we really need them.
We would like to thank all of you who have participated in the past and look forward to inviting further
recommendations when appropriate to do so. Please keep an eye on easyJet Careers for
details of our recruitment activity and “inside jobs” to view any future recommendation opportunities.

JPHIL68 17th December 2008 10:50

Ok thank's ktt for this information

However pilot recruitment has slowed considerably in recent months and it is the applications that we are
currently holding that will become the focus of our activity against any requirements for next year

I'm Off! 17th December 2008 14:39

Not for you especially Clara.

HmmmgoodOJ 17th December 2008 21:51

So it's bla bla Bull**** is it Clara?

That is written by head of pilot management at easyjet, so I'd take notice of it if I were you, you will not be joining in the near future that's for sure.

I'd brush up my CV if I were you, you're going to need it.

PPRuNeUser0178 21st December 2008 09:35

"our ability to attract the very best......" = the cheapest

See the article about the A320 planting by a pay to fly type!

one post only! 23rd December 2008 12:51

I think you might find some of us believe that there is something that can be done to stop our T&C's "falling down".

The problem is that while some people are willing to pay to work those of us interested in protecting our future terms and conditions are fighting an uphill battle.

beachbumflyer 23rd December 2008 15:16

There is nothig we can do, Clara? We can start by stop selling ourselves
to the cheapest bidder.
And you still don't get it, people like you is what degraded and is degra-
ding the pilot profession. I hope some day you'll regret it.
2000 quids a month? Why not 1800?

JPHIL68 23rd December 2008 15:18

In the finance industry:\:\:\the joke!!!!!!!!you are so cute dear clara :{:{
flying an airbus the dream.....:sad: is it the weather in england or something illegal in your blood???

anyway you are the best for 2008 with pprune :D:D:D

PPRuNeUser0178 23rd December 2008 16:55

I paid for it. In every sense of the word young lady.

And by the time I sat in a jet I had over 3000 hours and didn't know it all.

If you really want to start that debate you better come to the table with more than Daddy's bank statements to proove how much this has cost you.

Clearly you have an awful lot of growing up to do.

OPEN DES 23rd December 2008 17:28

I have been training ATP cadets in Amsterdam. I can confirm that none of the cadets is in the ezy holdingpool.
Flying Clara is nothing but a troll and would a make a nice couple with nuageblanc.

Right Touch 23rd December 2008 18:25

Yup i get the impression that "Flying Clara" and our friend "Nuageblanc" are one of the same.

The Ignore button is your Friend !!

Norman Stanley Fletcher 24th December 2008 21:17

Interestingly enough, I have heard straight from the horse's mouth in the last couple of days that, although the ATP scheme is over, easyJet intend to do some similar types of activities in the future. They are looking for 'different' organisations to work with but are attracted in principle to these 'pay for flying' schemes. I was very surprised, given their recent experiences, but there you have it!

OPEN DES 24th December 2008 22:47

If easyJet has spare training-capacity then it might be an idea to sell this to other airlines. There are plenty of airines looking for instructors in the ME and FE. I guess they already tried this with Etihad. Surely this must be a better way of making money than setting up/having to endure another pay-to-fly scheme.

Doug the Head 25th December 2008 19:51


Interestingly enough, I have heard straight from the horse's mouth in the last couple of days that, although the ATP scheme is over, easyJet intend to do some similar types of activities in the future.

open des, you have no idea of who is in the holding pool simply because it is a confidential information. and I can confirm I am in the holding pool as a Direct entry FO.
Oh Clara, look what Santa brought! Maybe, despite all the doom and gloom on the stock market, 2009 will be your lucky year! Forget the holding pool sweetheart! If Norman is correct, you will be fortunate enough to pay for yet another 'pay as you go' flying scheme! It's the low cost way of 2 4 1! Pay for two schemes in order to get one job, cause why would anybody be so silly during a recession to pay you, when you can pay them? :)

XXXXXXXXXXXX Dougie! :8

ECHIE 25th December 2008 20:35

Poor Clara, so young and still full of dreams.....

BitMoreRightRudder 26th December 2008 11:08


still full of dreams.....
She's full of something! :E

Shanwick Shanwick 30th December 2008 16:16

Virgin Atlantic Concessions Anyone?
 
Just a little off-thread, I know.

Are there any easyFolks fancy 12 months worth of VS staff travel concessions in exchange for the same at easyJet?

You'd get up to 3 return flights anywhere on our network at "tax only", normally around 60 quid, service charge tickets at around 120 and confirmed Mates Plus fares, around 200.

PM me if interested

Back to topic!

UP and Down Operator 30th December 2008 20:42

Why bother with that??

EZY "staff travel" is a scam. Mostly the tickets is released for staff to a price 2-3£ lower than for normal pax. It is worth absolutely nothing these days.

Then again, sometimes they DO give some cheap ones to staff, but then we have people like YOU who takes them from the rest of us because of this type of deals :mad:

Staff travel should be for staff and family, - and you should know that :*:=


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