I hope to hear soon too!

I work as a flight attendant in the US, but I'm ready move back to Europe. Can anyone explain to me what "fixed" contract mean? Does it mean a seasonal position? I'm not familiar with that. Here in the US we get hired as permanent full time.

Hi selizabeth2296,

I'm currently in the holding pool for VA so in my experience it took 3 weeks for me to hear back that my application was successful. From there it was a further 2 weeks I waited for my telephone interview, then found out the next day I was successful then booked my AD which was 1 week after my phone interview. Had the Successful confirmation a week after the AD. I hope that timescale helps you, this was my experience with the application process, but might give you an idea of waiting time


Goldrose, a fixed term contract is like a temporary contract, where you''ll be fixed for example 6 months, then once the 6 months is up dependent on whether the company are in the position to hire you permanently they will or they can renew you fixed contract for another 6 month period. I hope that helps!

Lovely, thank you

anyone starting with british airways mixed fleet august 23rd 2017 our Facebook group is below


https://www.facebook.com/groups/745854225600894/

Hello Everyone

I am currently cabin crew but I would love to work for Virgin Atlantic, Does anyone know if they are recruiting now or will be anytime soon?

I would love to apply

Thank you very much

Love from Iceland
Jc

This is a page for Virgin crew

Hey Hun,

Have you been offered a permanent or fixed term contract? X

hi,

i have an assessment day coming up and have a question if anyone knows. It has told me to complete a reference form for my five year work history i haven't received a form to fill out so is this something i write out myself on a paper. if anyone could help this would be great.

thanks

Hey,

There should be a form attached to the email,

if not email them back asking for one to be attached or you can send it via email with authorisation from the referencer.

Will :)

How many references do they require?