Emirates, one of
the fastest growing and most profitable airlines in the world, is
holding an Information Sessions for experienced First Officers on
25 - 26 April 2011, at the Carlton Hotel Singapore (76 Bras Basah
Road).
The information sessions will
provide more information on Emirates, the selection programme, the
benefits of living and working in Dubai and details of Emirates
remuneration package. Spouses are welcome to attend.
To join Emirates, candidates must have a minimum of 4000 total
and 2000 multi-engine jet hours; or a total of 2500 hours on a
modern, commercial multi-engine, multi-crew jet aircraft (Emirates does not accept simulator time for flying hours
calculation), ICAO ATPL and ICAO English level (4 or above).
Emirates will provide candidates with a round trip ticket to Dubai
from an Emirates destination to attend its Selection Programme. To
be invited to the Selection Programme in Dubai, the airline will
consider candidates who are short up to 500 hours of the above
requirements.
Emirates offers a comprehensive employment package (including
accommodation, health cover, educational support for children,
provident fund, travel concessions plus additional allowances and
benefits), as well as the opportunity to reside in the UAE.
An Emirates Airbus A380 - First and Business
Class
Emirates currently serves 111 cities around
the globe with a young, technologically advanced fleet of 152
wide-bodied aircraft, including 7 freighters, that are equipped
with industry-leading comforts. Additionally, Emirates has 200
wide-bodied aircraft on order, worth more than US$50 billion, and
is the leading customer of the
Airbus A380 with 15 in its fleet
and 75 on order. It is due to this rapid expansion that
Emirates is seeking 500 new pilots this year.
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