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Discussion about possible government takeover |
19/May/20 |
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Outlook: |
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A few hundred redundancies upcoming |
5/Jul/20 |
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Overall
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Negative |
5/Jul/20 |
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Entry
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Captain
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* No criminal report
* No incident report
* Class 1 Medical Certificate
* A minimum of 4000 hours total flying time
* A minimum of 300 hours total flying time as a Captain of Boeing 737
* No break of more than 12 months in the flights
* Age between 26 – 55
* ICAO English level 4 or above
* Must hold valid (unrestricted) EU passport / Citizenship / Right to Live & Work in Europe
* Applicant has to accept difficult life style with many changes in the roster and a lot of long stays outside permanent base (wet and dry lease contracts)
* Past successfully company Selection Screening (the contents and conditions will be send personally) |
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FO |
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Junior FO TR22700€
Cash up front or company loan 5 years
Permanent contract provideed on the first day of TR |
24/Dec/18 |
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FE |
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Scholorship |
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Cadet program entry requirements:
EASA Part-FCL CPL + ATPL theory
ICAO Level 4+
Min 100 hrs PIC time
MEP / IR + MCC
Boeing 737NG Type Rating (advantageous)
Accept any base + Junior FO Salary for 18 months
We also require our pilots to be available 24h and 365 day a year. It requires to live at their permanent base. Our pilots also have to accept difficult lifestyle with many changes in the roster and a lot of long stays outside permanent bases including half years stays in Canada. |
24/Mar/15 |
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Recruitment
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All pilots applying for position of FO must succeed in following subject:
Written part:
1) Compass test (computer test) approx. 90 min
Performance and proficiency tests on PC which consists of:
- Psychomotor coordination
- Short-term memory
- Mathematical perceptiveness
- Space orientation
- Coping with double roles
The aim is to examine mental perceptiveness and capacity of the candidate and his ability to coordinate his movements, thinking and acting.
2) Technical test (computer test) approx. 50 min
- Set of 45 multiple-choice questions with only one correct answer. Each correctly answered question is rated one point.
3) Psychological test (computer test) approx. 60 min
- a set of more than 220 questions
- the candidate is not expected to answer yes/no, there is no correct answer but the candidate will choose one of two offered options that best suits the given theme
- the purpose is to examine the candidate’s personal qualities – his personality profile
4) English test approx. 60 min
- general and aviation English
Oral part:
1) Group Selection approx. 120 min - group assessment with psychologist, candidates have to solve concrete situation
2) Interview with psychologist approx. 30 min
3) Interview in English approx. 30 min - reading and understanding general and aviation English, interview on general and aviation topics
4) Technical interview approx. 60 min. Technical interview will examine the general knowledge of:
- Flight documentation (NOTAMs, METARs, TAFs, Significant WX charts)
- Jeppesen, charts, manuals, STAR, SID, APCH etc.
- Good knowledge of L8168 (precision and non-precision approaches (categories, minimum, DA, MDA, CFDA, understanding of VDP, MAPt, MSA, MOCA, MORA, MFA, holding procedures holding speeds, radar vectors etc.), commencing and continuing final approach and limitations)
- Flight planning and monitoring (fuel planning, weather, takeoff minimum, alternate and destination minimum, MAY DAY, PAN PAN, real communication – asking for clearance, readback, ….
- etc…
SIM Check:
SIM Check on FNPT or for TR pilots and pilots applying for CP position on B737 NG full motion SIM.
Short IFR flight with focus on following items:
- standard instrument departure using conventional means of navigation
- determination of aircraft position
- transition altitude / transition level
- joining of determined route
- standard instrument arrival
- entry in published holding pattern
- instrument approach with own navigation from IAF
- missed approach procedure
- standard ICAO ATC phraseology
- airmanship |
1/Feb/16 |
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Fleet |
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Current: |
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4x C680 2x B737-700 27x B737-800 2x B737-900ER |
20/Nov/17 |
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Orders: |
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now 39x B737 (8x from 2018, 15x from 2019, 9x from 2023) |
12/Dec/17 |
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