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Sunday, April 14, 2013

Suggestion for those adding me as friend....

Greetings,

Been some time...

Guys and girls out there, thanks for supporting my blog and being my friends.
Act as an aviation lover, I love to share what I know about the aviation and giving the best advice from what I know and what I have experienced to cut short your way in searching, hunting and even walking to some unnecessary roads especially you're the only one in your friends' group who dreams to be a pilot during starting time.
(Well, I am. Hence, I understand that feeling and wish to help out my best! Of cause, you will still need to play your role to achieve it!)

******* Attention *******
For those who wish to add me up , please specific by sending a message to my wall post/inbox/PM my facebook. So that I can group you up as my friend.
1. The chatbox in my blog is contaminated with those *erm hurm*
2. Facebook ends up with quite a lot of strangers who whole year stays in silent. Worst is...I get those people who add me to advertise their products.
Please cooperate yea~ Thanks.
******* - **********






Saturday, December 29, 2012

Cabin Crew /Flight Attendant /Stewardess//steward /Cabin Attendant

I have come across with people asking me about "HOW TO BE A STEWARDESS".

First of all,
guys and girls,
Please don't get confused with the terminology.
As per the title of this post,
"Cabin Crew"
"Flight attendant"
"stewardess/stewards"
"Cabin Attendant"
all bring the same meaning of it.

In this post, I will use Flight Attendant then.
Requirement for Flight Attendant ain't that high.

In Malaysia, common requirements will be at least:
1. Credit in SPM (having a good score of cause will be much better)
2. Height at least 158cm
3. Eyesight : Power not too high. Contact lenses are acceptable
4. Knowing more language will be an advantage
5. BMI (height and weight) must be in normal range
6. Normally maximum age for fresh applicant is 24 years old
7. Without visible mark/tattoo
For overseas, common requirements are slightly higher with additional of: 
8. at least having A-Level certificate (STPM/Diploma/Foundation...)
9. highest touch with your finger is 212cm
10. No birth mark/tattoo

2 ways to be a flight attendant:
1. Go through some private training center.
 You pay for the training, no secure job,they will do their best in arranging you for the airlines interview after training completed.
2. Apply through airlines (website/walk in interview).
You will be trained by airlines after you have successfully make through a few stages and competition. Job is secured. Fully sponsored by the airlines.



How much a flight attendant can earn per month?
It varies. From 3000MYR to 10,000MYR. It depends on airlines, currency, sector allowance, night stop and etc.

Common airlines which apply by Malaysian to be a flight attendant:
1. Malaysia Airlines
2. Firefly
3. Maswings
4. AirAsia
5. Eithad
6. Qatar
7. Emirates
8. Singapore Airlines
9. Cathay Pacific
10. Korea Airlines
Not to forget, the up coming...
11. Malindo (soon to start operating in mid year of 2013)


If you're hoping to be a sponsored flight attendant and keen to be...
follow the steps below:
Open a "GOOGLE/YAHOO/SAFARI" search with "XXXX (Airlines names)" --> check under "career(s)"

Don't get confused with the terminology used by different countries.
All the Best!



Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Doubts on where to do pilot medical in Malaysia and its requirements?

Greetings to all  the aviators out there.

I apologize that I have been idling for quite some time due to busy.

Anyway, lately I have been received may inquiries about the pilot medical requirements. 
Some asking me about the vision, height, weight and etc.
Some pilot wanna be is then asking me about where they can go for the pilot medical check up in Malaysia.

Well, hereby I will provide all the information that you will need.

Kindly click HERE.It will direct you to the Malaysia Department Civil of Aviation and it brings all the info about the pilot medical requirements. Your doubts will totally be cleared after reading it. 

All the best to the pilot wanna be , future pilots are attending their airlines medical and self sponsor pilots in Malaysia. 


Thursday, May 26, 2011

Flight Training Academy...? Nothing to be blame on!

For many student pilots out there....

I have seen quite lots of cases that : students are stucked for their training!

Well, some cases.... I feel sorry,indeed.
When I hear it... OMG~ But i couldn't help out anything other than putting sympathy on you.
Eg. The flight training academy went bankrupt in Australia. Money couldn't be refunded.
(Well, by the law, Ok~ I'm not so sure for overseas, but for Malaysia, yes! It's stated that it's depends on what type of company(flight training academy) be registered as. Once it has gone bankrupt, you really can't do anything on it other than just assuming you have 'invested' the money to the 'wrong academy' which 'failed' to provide you the training services.)

Some cases, student pilots are stucked due to the flight academy is going through some difficulty.
Same thing, you can blame it. At first, you have chosen to believe that gonna be the best school to provide you the flight training with that price! So why wanna complain for it? Again, assuming your 'invested money' has gone frozen for a short temporary then. Life has up and down. Nothing you can do, ain't you? Unless you're capable to help out and solve that 'big trouble'.

Some cases, student pilots are stucked due to their own. One who never realises his/her attitude has gone with problems, can actually cause whole course be delayed. With that, it be pointed to the flight academy again. What's the point? Your excuses will only be turn down with a shame later on. Sigh...

Some cases, student pilots are complaining after graduating, they are jobless. Well, did a University ensure you a job after you grad.? Think about it! Even the market demand outside is low, you still choosing to learn as a student pilot. Hence, who's false is that? Ain't a pilot should actually ready some works(research.. just like do up some flight plan before the flight depart?). Where's your effort before joining the flight academy? Therefore, who should be blamed?

Whatever the case may happen....
Guys and gals,
for the pilot wanna be,
for the real passion you have,
next time open your eyes 'big big'....check the history of the schools, check the current market...
whatever its gonna happen, ready to bear the consequences by yourself.
Honestly, I feel sympathy for it. But that's the 'decision making' which you had made beforehand. We are now adult. Learn how to bear the consequence by ourselves. Nothing to be blame on...BUT OURSELVES!

For those who got involving.. i'm sorry to hear and see it.
For those who got escaped from this situation..with the god bless, so with mine, all the best for your future undertaking!

Keep your flying passion alive and keep moving for your life!

Pardon for any typo,spelling mistakes and etc.

Saturday, May 7, 2011

MasWings is hiring!!!!!!!!!!

Guys, get ready yourself.................
Here you go!!!!!!!!! Maswings is hiring -pilots!!!!!!!!!!!!
For those who are jobless now, i wish ya all the best!
for those who wish to change working environment, i wish ya always happy in your journey~ ;)
Whatever it's, good luck!

Recruitment


MASwings Sdn Bhd, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Malaysia Airlines and is a community airline serving Sabah and Sarawak and soon the BIMP-EAGA region operating turbo propeller services.

We provide safe, efficient and affordable services to the community that we served.

We are seeking dynamic and qualified individual to join as ATR72 Commanders, DHC6 Commanders and DHC6 Co-Pilots.

COMMANDERS ATR72
Requirements:
• Posses a valid Malaysian ATPL or equivalent.
• Have a minimum of 3500 total flying hours
• Have a minimum of 1000 total flying hours in command with an airline or charter type turboprop or turbojet operator
• Preferably with a minimum of 500 command hours on a similar type
• Rated on ATR72 type would be an added advantage
• Between 25 – 50 years of age
• Certified to Level 4 of Aviation English Proficiency Examination

COMMANDERS DHC6
Requirements:
• Posses a valid Malaysian ATPL or equivalent.
• Have a minimum of 2500 total flying hours
• Have a minimum of 500 hours on multi crew operations.
• Rated on DHC6 type would be an added advantage and compulsory for expatriates.
• Between 25 – 50 years of age
• Certified to Level 4 of Aviation English Proficiency Examination

CO-PILOTS DHC6
Requirements:
• Possess a valid Malaysian CPL/IR with Frozen ATPL.
• Not more than 50 years of age.
• Certified to Level 4 of Aviation English Proficiency Examination

Come fly with us!
Forward your comprehensive resume together with scanned copies of the following documents:
• Valid International passport
• Valid Flying license – Complete
• Flying Log Book – last 5 pages (showing entries)
• Medical Certificate
• Aviation related course certificates, if any
• Passport size photograph
• Any other related and relevant documents
• References

Attractive terms and conditions await you! Interested candidates who meet the above requirements are invited to take on the challenge. All applications must be submitted via e-mail to
chaicf@malaysiaairlines.com.

OR send to

MASwings Sdn. Bhd. (773841-A)
Human Capital Department
MAS Admin Building
Kota Kinabalu International Airport
P.O.Box 10194
88802, Kota Kinabalu
Sabah.

and should reach us before 21st May 2011. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified

Note: please indicate your position apply as application subject.

Thursday, April 21, 2011

It's not Kung Fu Panda but kung fu-armed cabin crews

When you think about this article??
In Singapore's broken English, Iwill say...
"Nowadays, don't play play with the cabin crew on board man~!!! You won't know what ya gonna be later~~~ XD"

It's not Kung Fu Panda but for Hong Kong Airlines cabin crews, they learn wing chun, a form of kung fu that is characterised by short, sharp movements to deal with air rage.

The airline's deputy general manager for corporate communications, Eva Chan, said to South China Morning Post that all staff has been invited to enrol in the training but made it compulsory for cabin crews. On average, the airline has three incidents with disruptive passengers every week.

The idea to incorporate martial arts training came during a company function when senior manages watched a wing chun demonstration and a dance performance by cabin crew. A tailor made course was developed for the airline.

Maybe every cabin crew should learn a form of martial arts so that passengers with preying eyes and itchy fingers can deal with them, swiftly. But swift martial arts movements reminds me of Martin Yan's chicken massage.

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Image via South China Morning Post


Source from flightglobal.com

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Malaysia Airlines Cadet Pilot (Direct Intake)

A late update for latest MAS Cadet Pilot intake..guys~ Act fast IF you're interested! Closing Date: 09th April 2011
With it, you will be sponsored! Less worry if you''re not be able to afford the piloting course~

5-Star Airline Seeks 5-Star Individuals

Cadet Pilot (Direct Intake)

Successful candidate will undergo a comprehensive training programme for approximately twelve months prior to being established as Second Officer.


Requirements

  • Malaysian citizen below the age of 30 years old (as at date of application).
  • Pass SPM or its equivalent qualification recognized by Malaysian Government with six (6) credits including Bahasa Malaysia, English, Mathematics and Physics or General Science in one sitting,

OR

  • Possess Diploma/Degree from universities recognized by Malaysian Government,

AND

  • Hold Malaysian Commercial Pilot License / Instrument Rating (CPL/IR).
  • Passed frozen Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) in not more than 3 sittings with minimum of 30 flying hours.
  • Minimum of Level 4 of Aviation English.
  • Good command of Bahasa Malaysia and English in both written and spoken.
  • Must be physically and mentally fit.
  • Minimum height 163 cm (5ft 4in).
  • Prepared to sign conversion training bond.


Candidates who are pursuing Malaysian Commercial Pilot License / Instrument Rating (CPL/IR) and frozen Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) may also apply with similar qualification above.

All short listed candidates will be required to undergo psychometric test and simulator assessment successfully before being invited for interviews.


Please submit your application with complete resume and relevant qualifications to the following address:

MALAYSIA AIRLINES
Workforce Planning
Human Capital Division
2nd Floor, Administration Building 4, MAS Complex B
Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport
47200 Subang, SELANGOR


Please indicate "Cadet Pilot Direct Intake" on the top left corner of the envelope.


Closing Date
09 April 2011

Only shortlisted candidates will be notified