ANA JP Express or Air Japan??
11-28-2012, 05:41 AM
#1031
Enjoys working weekend
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 511
The interview process is the same, interviews are ongoing as their intention is to double AJX in size, their attention is now into hiring F/O's and not so much DEC's because their captains needs are being met with the upgrade program. Classes are being filled lately with a mix of Qantas guys, a few pilots from the EU and regional guys from the US.
There is a recent interview experience that I thought was pretty good, you count your lucky stars that all I have to do is copy and paste
ANA, Air Japan, JP Express Pilot Interview Profiles
There is a recent interview experience that I thought was pretty good, you count your lucky stars that all I have to do is copy and paste
ANA, Air Japan, JP Express Pilot Interview Profiles
Stepping out of your comfort zone eh!?
11-28-2012, 02:39 PM
#1032
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2012
Posts: 131
Perhaps you should hang around more in the "foreign" section to see the contributions that users like Dominican and others have provided to newbies so that you could appreciate their opinions and suggestions drawn from their years of experience.
If you have something useful to contribute then by all means please do so or else Shut the f up.
You will be a great contributor at PPrune so please stay there
and keep this forum clean as some contributors have put in immense effort to make this forum professional.
Sorry, but couldn't help myself when one of the most active and helpful contributors is blamed and disrespected.
If you have something useful to contribute then by all means please do so or else Shut the f up.
You will be a great contributor at PPrune so please stay there
and keep this forum clean as some contributors have put in immense effort to make this forum professional.Sorry, but couldn't help myself when one of the most active and helpful contributors is blamed and disrespected.
11-28-2012, 04:12 PM
#1033
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: 747 captain
Posts: 1,562
Ah! Don't take it to heart gc, CM is just engaging in a little hackle, he doesn't mean any disrespect nor was it taken that way, if anything it is actually amusing. There is one thing about this career that is a constant, sometimes guys take jabs at each other, it is just the nature of a profession populated by entitled egomaniacs, but if a pilot needs help, one and all would lend a hand and not because of the person you are helping, but for those that did it for you.
11-28-2012, 06:48 PM
#1034
Enjoys working weekend
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 511
11-28-2012, 06:53 PM
#1035
Enjoys working weekend
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 511
Ah! Don't take it to heart gc, CM is just engaging in a little hackle, he doesn't mean any disrespect nor was it taken that way, if anything it is actually amusing. There is one thing about this career that is a constant, sometimes guys take jabs at each other, it is just the nature of a profession populated by entitled egomaniacs, but if a pilot needs help, one and all would lend a hand and not because of the person you are helping, but for those that did it for you.
Dominican, I applaud you on training a well obedient pet. He is a keeper.
Good night gals!
11-29-2012, 04:36 PM
#1036
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2012
Posts: 131
I hope you are compensated well for your aforementioned contribution
I suggest not to show your excitement over the cyber world behind a screen
After all, you do not want to ruin your shirt with that ketchup dripping off your cheeseburger while you type, now do you? And it is definitely not going to help your BMI!
Although, I do question whether you are wearing a shirt given you invest plenty of time here showing useless aggression and kissing sacks; so you may one day perhaps score a recommendation?!
Recommendation?? this is anonymous internet forum dude...wake up.. the point is "dont bite the hand that feeds you". a lot of people on this forum deserve some appreciation for the effort that they have put out of their own time to help fellow aviators.those people do not have obligation to help but they do it anyway expecting nothing in return so a little respect and gratitude would be nice.
Whatever the reason is, do not boil your blood and buy a tread mill. I promise it will be worth the results.
11-29-2012, 07:20 PM
#1037
Enjoys working weekend
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 511
Its called being respectful to people and respecting senior aviators for their efforts to help newbies. I really feel sorry for the crew that has to fly with you with such a narcissist attitude.
I am only returning the favor.
It is definitely not going to help you get or keep a job in the middle east or Asia with that macho grunt attitude!
Looks like you have a lot of experience with aggression and kissing sacks. is that how you were able to score the regional job?
Recommendation?? this is anonymous internet forum dude...wake up.. the point is "dont bite the hand that feeds you". a lot of people on this forum deserve some appreciation for the effort that they have put out of their own time to help fellow aviators.those people do not have obligation to help but they do it anyway expecting nothing in return so a little respect and gratitude would be nice.
Thanks for the suggestion. Treadmill will take care of my physical body but what are you going to do about your loud mouth egoistic attitude?? Use your time to check into a rehab center when you are on furlough in hopes of flying for the middle east airlines!!
I am only returning the favor.
It is definitely not going to help you get or keep a job in the middle east or Asia with that macho grunt attitude!
Looks like you have a lot of experience with aggression and kissing sacks. is that how you were able to score the regional job?
Recommendation?? this is anonymous internet forum dude...wake up.. the point is "dont bite the hand that feeds you". a lot of people on this forum deserve some appreciation for the effort that they have put out of their own time to help fellow aviators.those people do not have obligation to help but they do it anyway expecting nothing in return so a little respect and gratitude would be nice.
Thanks for the suggestion. Treadmill will take care of my physical body but what are you going to do about your loud mouth egoistic attitude?? Use your time to check into a rehab center when you are on furlough in hopes of flying for the middle east airlines!!
I have no argument or fight with a person that thinks APC is the hand that feeds....
I give up.
11-30-2012, 04:28 AM
#1038
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: Window seat
Posts: 5,524
Critical Mach - the previous posts by you and The Dominican are available for everyone to read. There's no comparison between the two.
Guys have asked about foreign flying and I've told them 'go read the posts by Typhoonpilot and The Dominican'. They're the Gold Standard of helping guys in their respective AOR's. The flipside of that is your thread complaining about your commute to work and complaining about the guys flying you to work.
Guys have asked about foreign flying and I've told them 'go read the posts by Typhoonpilot and The Dominican'. They're the Gold Standard of helping guys in their respective AOR's. The flipside of that is your thread complaining about your commute to work and complaining about the guys flying you to work.
01-14-2013, 06:06 PM
#1040
On Reserve
Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: Left Seat
Posts: 23
Contract Penalties
Just wanted to correct something said previously that is inaccurate. There is no penalty on the CREW contract relating to a one year period. There is a 15k penalty for leaving without a 90 notice. I believe the other agencies have a similar clause.
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