Anyone need an overseas 737 job? http://finance.yahoo.com/news/boeing-wins-major-737-jet-order-ryanair-160705831--finance.html
Ohmygod what are their minimums do I have to buy my own type where can I apply?!?!?!?!!11oneUmmm, no have you heard of their sweatshop-like working conditions?
Yes, Ryanair pilots have to pay for their own coffee, food, uniform (which they have to return if they quit), their own type rating which Ryanair charges €28,500 (even guys who already had a 737 type rating still had to pay for the Ryanair type rating, I'm serious), your own lodging during type rating, your own parking at the airport, etc... you even have to pay for your own interview. Water is free for pilots, so if you bring your own instant coffee mix then you can save some money.Don't they make their pilots pay for coffee on the airplane?
Sounds like my last place they didn't let us have water!Don't they make their pilots pay for coffee on the airplane?
You would be surprised. The European job market for pilots is pretty sad. It is all about time on type here, and there is very little general aviation (I even know a low cost A320 captain who said he doesn't recommend aerial work jobs because the airlines only care about time on type, and he had extensive fish spotting and instructing time before landing an airline job). Where I am, it is actually easier to get hired at Ryanair than get hired as a flight instructor (not saying that it is that easy to get hired at Ryanair). Lots of guys view Ryanair as just a stepping stone to move on, because for most guys it is the only chance to get a foot in the door here.Wow, can't believe anyone would be desperate enough to work for that sort of outfit. It has to be bad for moral if you hate who you work for.
I've been looking for a change of scenery. I'm there. Catch ya on the flip side, suckas!
£23,500 ($35,670)Anyone know what 1st year FO pay at Ryan?
£23,500 ($35,670)
PLUS if you interview they charge you £260 ($395) to do the sim ride!
http://www.pilotjobsnetwork.com/jobs/Ryanair
Not that it matters much in the USA, but we can also refuse to interview people who have worked as prostitutes. Eventually some people with dignity will make their way to the hiring boards, one would think.Can we start calling it for what it is people.
We can also use a deep French accent to make it sound more degrading
Prostituée pilote!
Prostituée de l'avion!