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Discuss AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners in The Fleet Air Arm on Navy Net; do we get a choice in fixed wing or helicopter cause i would love to work on a harrier...
- 13-09-07, 19:24 #31Junior Member
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Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
do we get a choice in fixed wing or helicopter cause i would love to work on a harrier
13-09-07, 19:32 #32Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
You will have the opportunity to express a preference, although drafty will send you where he needs you most. Generally it's in his interest to match your preference because you are more likely to settle in your preferred area and be a happy bunny. The bad news is Harriers are only going to be in service for about another 8 years, good news is you will get to transfer those fixed wing skills to Joint Strike Fighter/ Joint Combat Aircraft whatever they are calling it this week.
02-10-07, 09:53 #33Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
Im joining as ATC officer, at first this would have been my last choice after i passed my AIB, however with a low pilot score i looked into the job in more depth.
After taking up and starting my PPL (private pilots license)
I met a lot of ATC working at different airports mainly Prestwick and Carlilse. THey all seem happy with there jobs and have stability. So you dont have to be a pilot to have a good job in the FAA.
23-04-08, 08:44 #34Member
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Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
Gazza - if your countdown is correct i'll be seeing u at raleigh, joining as an AET too but i'll be there as from sunday! -x-
29-10-08, 18:44 #35Member
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Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
Does anyone know whether this is still the waiting time for AET?
Originally Posted by Lost_Soul
And why is there such a long waiting time, i thought the navy were crying out for AET's?
30-10-08, 07:27 #36Member
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Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
4-6 months isnt long at all in the grand scheme of things :P I would wait for NS or Mario to give you a definitive answer, but since I took my RT its taken 3 months and I begin basic on Nov 30th. I seem to remember either NS or Mario saying wait time has now increased, but may just have been drunk
30-10-08, 08:05 #37Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
Hi,
We are being told that the waiting time for AET is currently about 3 months from the date you sit the RT. There are currently space's on the entries in Jan 09.
Hope this helps
SM
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30-10-08, 12:46 #38Senior Member
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Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
In futures years to come. You will all be SO glad you joined the FAA and as an AET.
I taught at the AES school and have watched the recruits over the years.
Also seeing the standard of GS ratings. Boy are they jealous
30-10-08, 15:25 #39Member

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Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
Hi guys,
can anyone advise me on what to expect from an interview to become an AET, i am currently a WS and have manning clearence and course booked in feb but before i get on that i have an interview to pass. i dont really know what to expect and i dont know anyone who has managed to branch transfer who can help me out. I have had time with the flight on board but they all joined as AET so cant really advise me on this part.
01-04-09, 22:34 #40Re: AET & ACH Basic info for new joiners
Alright, i was on the same boat mate, had to wait a month for the athsma thing then i passed my pjft last wednesday so i'm just waiting on my joining date
(anybody know how long i have to wait to get the letter?) I'm going in as an AET as well, so to my understanding, i can choose to work on the harriers? Cause i've always been fascinated by them
. Also, are AET's responsible for marshalling aircraft?
One more thing, not to sure how i'll deal with not seeing my mates an that for so long so when training at HMS sultan, do u get the weekends off?


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