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by pho87
Fri, 29 Jan 2010 12:59 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

hmm, sometimes i wonder the dream of me being SIA crew is only a dream. i wish to be one, but somehow i only see slim chance on me. you'd never know till you've tried. :wink: it might help if you have a friend whose dream is also getting into sq, where you will both motivate each other... because t...
by pho87
Wed, 27 Jan 2010 5:57 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

Re: CONGRATULATIONS!

MrNewman wrote:Congrats to Charmain who got her call today. She's in!!! hahahahah..
congrats, charmaiin !!! my groupmate who's also starting at a later date got her call today too, i'm equally happy for her :D
by pho87
Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:23 am
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

as stated on the sia website, interviews begin from 9am. if you want to clear all rounds, best to be at the venue by 9am or earlier. i know of ppl who turned up at 8.30am.
by pho87
Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:17 am
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

how many days does it take including whole interview process, medical and contract signing? I need to book a flight ticket and would be delighted if someone could enlighten me on how many days after the walk-in my flight should be. if you arrive at the walkin early, chances are you'll be able to cl...
by pho87
Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:12 am
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

I wonder if they will sort of give grace to students who are pursueing their studies. Btw, thanks a lot. As I dont wish to give up my studies now as well. So was wondering if SIA has student studying and working at the same time as well. glad to be of help. i'm not sure what kind of allowances sia ...
by pho87
Tue, 26 Jan 2010 11:38 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

first, i think you should get the cobb's angle professionally computed by a specialist, just to be sure about the degree. if this is really what you wish to do, don't give up so easily. second, i read somewhere that emirates' requirement is under 30 degrees for scoliosis. emirates pays more than sia...
by pho87
Tue, 26 Jan 2010 11:17 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

But I was just curious if we are still studying, would it be possible to try it out since we are so interested to be one. And 15 off days a month is really alot! Can we plan the schedule? As I doubt they would want cabin crew to keep taking leave for exams and studies. lol, ok. :P i'll address you ...
by pho87
Tue, 26 Jan 2010 11:09 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

oh gosh. ok, derenla, you'll have to make your own decisions on this one. i think you should go for the march walkin despite the braces. cuz even if you don't pass thru all the rounds, you'll have the experience and know how to tackle it the next time. as for your scoliosis... is it possible to brin...
by pho87
Tue, 26 Jan 2010 10:52 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

Can I just ask if stewardess can study at the same time? for example, maybe the sch days are only 2-3 consecutive days and the rest of the days flying up there? hi tia, are you starting training soon ? cabin crew get abt 15 off days a mth so if you're studying part-time it shouldn't be a problem. i...
by pho87
Tue, 26 Jan 2010 10:45 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

charmaiin, is it possible that your medical is cleared, but they're not calling you up yet because of your longer notice period. cuz if your med isn't cleared they'd have sent you the rejection letter by now like your other grpmates, right? :) also, how did your friends know their med was rejected e...
by pho87
Tue, 26 Jan 2010 10:36 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

CrazyBerry wrote:And for the 2nd X-Ray, I have to go down to Mount E? Not to Paragon, where I had my 1st check up done? This is really straining me out mentally. :(
you will have to go back to the paragon clinic. $160 payment will be made there. then they will direct you to mount e, which is just behind paragon.
by pho87
Tue, 26 Jan 2010 6:53 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

hi crazyberry, i think you should take a gamble and go for this 2nd xray. from what i've gathered in forums, the cobb's angle has to be less than 20 degrees. i don't know how many degrees my scoli is, as the result is confidential to sia. when you make payment, clinic makes you sign a statement sayi...
by pho87
Tue, 26 Jan 2010 12:07 am
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

charmaiin, i've pm-ed you. :)

thanks plavt. will keep these references in mind. knowing that it's possible to get a mix of short and long haul flights gives me hope ! :)
by pho87
Mon, 25 Jan 2010 11:38 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

I have 2 friends who got their letters of rejection mailed to their houses today.. no phone calls to tell them that they failed medical.. just a letter. I'm still waiting for my call/letter.. no news as of now. its been a really long and torturous wait. :( Most of the people I met at the briefing h...
by pho87
Mon, 25 Jan 2010 11:35 pm
Forum: Airline Careers
Topic: SIA cabin crew
Replies: 32584
Views: 14748748

Remember if you speak the language of the country that will be a bonus as some crews stay on routes where there foreign language is needed a lot of the time. Remember plan in advance . Every heard the old adage: 'Those who fail to plan, plan to fail?' :wink: since i got the confirmation call, i've ...

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