Wizzair/Lot airlines - working for them

Quoting: telefonitika

oes anyone (long shot) work for any airline companies based here in the UK or Poland with Wizzair or LOT and can tell me what it is like ... i have just sent off my application for Wizzair and have the LOT one to fill in still :)

telefonitika	Aug 28, 07, 09:48 / #
Does anyone (long shot) work for any airline companies based here in the UK or Poland with Wizzair or LOT and can tell me what it is like ... i have just sent off my application for Wizzair and have the LOT one to fill in still :) Any information about what the jobs like or the training would be appreciative .. i am aware with Wizzair i will have to live near the Katowice airport training base for 6 weeks ... so if anyone can enlighten me be brill or know friends away from the site that can offer advice for the selection and training .. i would be ever so grateful cheers gang :D

szkotja2007Threads: 38 Posts: 2,544 Joined: Dec 29, 06	Aug 28, 07, 12:14 / #
Quoting: telefonitika oes anyone (long shot) work for any airline companies based here in the UK or Poland with Wizzair or LOT and can tell me what it is like ... i have just sent off my application for Wizzair and have the LOT one to fill in still :) Go for it Tf - best of luck to you!

RanjThreads: 27 Posts: 1,286 Joined: Sep 29, 06	Aug 28, 07, 12:20 / #
Hi T, can only tell you that I flew on Wizz Air from Luton to Gdnask....no frills....first time I had ever been on a plane and the flight attendant gave safety directions in both Polish and English. Good luck.....I had a friend who was a flight attendant here in the states, years ago and she loved it....she flew all over the world.

telefonitika	Aug 28, 07, 13:17 / #
Quoting: szkotja2007 Go for it Tf - best of luck to you! Quoting: Ranj Good luck..... cheers will keep you posted .. my polish is basic but if i apply some more knowledge and that i am sure with time and practise i will master esp the safety directions in polish :D

RanjThreads: 27 Posts: 1,286 Joined: Sep 29, 06	Aug 28, 07, 13:35 / #
Quoting: telefonitika will master esp the safety directions in polish No worries there....one of the flight attendants gave the directions while the other gestured and pointed out exits....:)

MichalThreads: - Posts: 2,408 Joined: Feb 27, 07	Aug 30, 07, 11:01 / #
I was thinking about that myself. If you are working in cabin crew between Poland and England they may be looking for bilingual staff. It might be a problem especially with so many young people in Poland knowing English already. Anyway, good luck!

CosmoThreads: 5 Posts: 20 Joined: Feb 2, 07	Sep 4, 07, 09:00 / #
What you want to know? I might be able ot help. Send me a message or PM...

telefonitika	Sep 4, 07, 09:04 / #
Quoting: Cosmo What you want to know? I might be able ot help. Send me a message or PM... Have done :D

waveydaveThreads: 4 Posts: 40 Joined: Apr 12, 08	Jul 2, 08, 18:50 / #
telefonitika: Wizzair or LOT Go with LOT... the pilots'll be ex-military and will have more flying hours. Might be useful if you have to crash-land (joke) ;)

LIDLJUGENDThreads: 4 Posts: 36 Joined: Jul 2, 08	Jul 3, 08, 01:33 / #
Go with Wizzair, they have pink planes.

LondonChickThreads: 43 Posts: 1,261 Joined: Nov 19, 07	Jul 3, 08, 02:44 / #
Good luck, T! I don't have any info for you, but thought that this would make you chukcle :D

telefonitika	Jul 3, 08, 06:15 / #
I have Pam Ann's " Come Fly with Me" DvD chick she is hilarious and has loads of fans from the airline industry from crew, pilots to immigration :)

waveydaveThreads: 4 Posts: 40 Joined: Apr 12, 08	Jul 3, 08, 11:13 / #
Did you get the job?

telefonitika	Jul 3, 08, 11:25 / #
waveydave: Did you get the job? ill keep you posted on that one ... just done some courses at the aviation academy in doncaster ... so they will help :)