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Old 20th Nov 2002, 23:46
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Hello everybody,
I would like to know your opinion about how employable is a pilot with 1120 TT, a 737-800 Type rating and 500 hours on type
Thank you very much
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Old 21st Nov 2002, 11:24
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Ring easyJet.
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Why not Ryanair?
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OK, ring anyone who runs 737 NGs. Doesn't seem like rocket science to me. My point is, why would you ask on this forum? If you've already been working for an airline using that kind of equipment, you no longer really qualify as a Wannabe - and you should be able to work out the next step for yourself, with the aid of your Union's employment service, if appropriate.
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Actually I´m not working and I am trying to know the real possibilities that I have to work
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OK, sorry if I bit too hard, but I am surprised that you find it difficult to work out! There are a number of low-cost airlines operating in Europe now, all expanding rapidly, and all using 737 NGs. You must be well placed for a job with these guys - and a damn sight better placed than the vast majority of the readers of this forum!

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you have to many hours, bad habits...in fact you are unemployable.Maybe check for a C152 job as a flight instructor.

Good luck!
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