B787 Norwegian Training
 

Where do Norwegian Air pilots conduct their B737 & B787 FFS training sessions?

I’ll bite. Where?

You going to ask for a letter of recommendation for a job?

Good luck getting hired anywhere in the US after that.

Not at all. I'm researching B787 SIMs availabilty for a business model.

Well terminal.... given the fact that you’re position is not in HR, the OP should not have any worries getting hired with a U.S. carrier, provided the individual meets the hiring criteria and requirements.

I assume your well wishes are genuine:rolleyes:.

Yup they sure are.
#denyNAI

If you can get hired at Norwegian, you can get hired by any of the US legacies. The hiring standards at NAI are much higher.

In over my 35+ years in this paid hobby of ours this has been said of many pilot groups, I still remember how the FedEx pilots were the hated flavor of the month:rolleyes: the thing is that all that tough talk never translate into actual action against anyone.

But don't worry, I'm sure the mustaches at Herndon will keep supplying you with bad guys for you to vent your frustrations.

Passing the simulator check is not easy! :eek:

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They get to wear neat helmets, I mean, hats. Just remember the horns face outwards.

GF

I know they use Boeing in Miami. I see Norwegian Airlines listed all the time when signing in the blue book at security.

Also Boeing Gatwick and Boeing Singapore.

No they’re not -

Qualifications
First Officer
FAA ATP certificate or EASA ATPL
FAA or EASA Medical Class 1 (EASA Medical Class 1 required before commencing flight duty)
1,500 hours total time
1,000 hours on any EFIS jet aircraft

Hiring standard is not determined purely on hours alone. Otherwise no one needs to bother with interview. Just show logbook and get the job

True statement for U.S. regionals, but not foreign carriers.