Depends on a program. Usually, airlines consider each candidate for the employment, depending if the training went smoothly. Some programs guarantee a job offer, upon successful completion of the training. In case you do not get a job offer, our recruitment team will assist you getting the most suitable job according to your relevant experience.

Up to 16 months (maximum period), you should complete both Type Rating as well as Hour Building. On average, it takes approximately 2 months to complete Type Rating course and 8-12 months to collect 500 block hours.

Usually, it takes some time from the day you are invited to join the program until you take a seat in a cockpit. Depending on the airline, some pilots are offered a starting date in 2 weeks or 2 months. Waiting period should not exceed 6 months.

Safety first! Therefore, majority of airlines ask candidates to attend an assessment to check their skills, knowledge and background information. Assessments may vary depending on the airline requirements; some ask only for a skype interview, other ones invite pilots to attend the assessment in a simulator and ask some technical questions. In any case, our company will give you as many hints as possible so you could prepare accordingly for a certain assessment and pass it with flying colours.