YesterdayQuote:
"They" literally hold all the cards: Timing and size of bids, training date sequencing, cancelled bids, details of the ever-changing LOA, etc. all add up to maximum uncertainty.
I recommend you ask your sponsor to connect you with someone currently-based in HKG and pick their brain. What are the REAL plusses and minuses? How many people are staying or leaving ASAP? I don't know, but there are quite a few openings coming up, but...Caveat emptor.
Good luck and may you have a training date (whatever the acft/seat) very soon.
Originally Posted by Dadof6
CloudSailor--I know this is probably NOT what you want to hear, but my non-expert opinion is that the "longest case scenario" is to be there (FDA) until the company wants your particular seniority number to leave. "They" literally hold all the cards: Timing and size of bids, training date sequencing, cancelled bids, details of the ever-changing LOA, etc. all add up to maximum uncertainty.
I recommend you ask your sponsor to connect you with someone currently-based in HKG and pick their brain. What are the REAL plusses and minuses? How many people are staying or leaving ASAP? I don't know, but there are quite a few openings coming up, but...Caveat emptor.
Good luck and may you have a training date (whatever the acft/seat) very soon.
Dadof6,
Thanks for the good advice. Several FDX guys, some currently based in HKG, have been very generous with their time and emails, giving some very good information, to me and others.
Hopefully see you on property soon!
