Omni Air in Tulsa is recruiting !!!!
04-20-2015, 07:57 AM
#211
Am I Wrong??????????
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Does Omni have a decent amount of hard lines? Or is it a lot of reserve like most ACMI carriers? Also, without having trip or duty rigs....do you guys still get a min day when on the road?
I applied over the weekend....6000 total, 121,135, and 91 time. Hope to hear back. I always had my heart set on 121 charter. It seems like the best of both worlds.
I applied over the weekend....6000 total, 121,135, and 91 time. Hope to hear back. I always had my heart set on 121 charter. It seems like the best of both worlds.
04-20-2015, 08:38 AM
#212
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2007
Posts: 224
Originally Posted by Flyboy8784
Does Omni have a decent amount of hard lines? Or is it a lot of reserve like most ACMI carriers? Also, without having trip or duty rigs....do you guys still get a min day when on the road?
I applied over the weekend....6000 total, 121,135, and 91 time. Hope to hear back. I always had my heart set on 121 charter. It seems like the best of both worlds.
I applied over the weekend....6000 total, 121,135, and 91 time. Hope to hear back. I always had my heart set on 121 charter. It seems like the best of both worlds.
04-21-2015, 08:09 AM
#214
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2006
Position: C-172 FO
Posts: 468
Omni is almost all Military flying. They pick-up a few contracts here and there like the Aer Lingus contract they will start flying soon. Or the Bolivian flying they did for a few years. But most is all Military (e.g. From U.S. Military base to Bangor - Shannon - Kuwait - back or flying short flights for the military in the middle east). The also do some scheduled service for the Military out of Seattle to Japan and Korea. But that might change as every year it is awarded to different carriers.
If they like you and you volunteer all your days off every month you might break guarantee. If you don't volunteer you will never break guarantee. I only worked there for a little while and volunteered all my days and never broke guarantee. Hence I don't work there anymore.
If they like you and you volunteer all your days off every month you might break guarantee. If you don't volunteer you will never break guarantee. I only worked there for a little while and volunteered all my days and never broke guarantee. Hence I don't work there anymore.
04-21-2015, 09:50 AM
#215
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Joined APC: Jul 2006
Posts: 89
Originally Posted by dutch747
Omni is almost all Military flying. They pick-up a few contracts here and there like the Aer Lingus contract they will start flying soon. Or the Bolivian flying they did for a few years. But most is all Military (e.g. From U.S. Military base to Bangor - Shannon - Kuwait - back or flying short flights for the military in the middle east). The also do some scheduled service for the Military out of Seattle to Japan and Korea. But that might change as every year it is awarded to different carriers.
If they like you and you volunteer all your days off every month you might break guarantee. If you don't volunteer you will never break guarantee. I only worked there for a little while and volunteered all my days and never broke guarantee. Hence I don't work there anymore.
If they like you and you volunteer all your days off every month you might break guarantee. If you don't volunteer you will never break guarantee. I only worked there for a little while and volunteered all my days and never broke guarantee. Hence I don't work there anymore.
04-21-2015, 11:54 AM
#216
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2007
Posts: 736
Your volunteer time on your days off you get $250/day plus flight time pay or ~3.33hr if you're not operating. In the normal schedule of 18 days, it's rare to break the 60hr guarantee, specifically on the 777. If on the 767 you might get a little closer. Diversity of flying is better on the 76 but the 777 is a beast. Great group of people at Omni but be ok with long times on the road, followed by weeks off at home.
04-21-2015, 03:04 PM
#217
Fly it like you stole it!
Joined APC: Feb 2010
Position: 767 Captain
Posts: 136
Originally Posted by dutch747
Omni is almost all Military flying. They pick-up a few contracts here and there like the Aer Lingus contract they will start flying soon. Or the Bolivian flying they did for a few years. But most is all Military (e.g. From U.S. Military base to Bangor - Shannon - Kuwait - back or flying short flights for the military in the middle east). The also do some scheduled service for the Military out of Seattle to Japan and Korea. But that might change as every year it is awarded to different carriers.
If they like you and you volunteer all your days off every month you might break guarantee. If you don't volunteer you will never break guarantee. I only worked there for a little while and volunteered all my days and never broke guarantee. Hence I don't work there anymore.
If they like you and you volunteer all your days off every month you might break guarantee. If you don't volunteer you will never break guarantee. I only worked there for a little while and volunteered all my days and never broke guarantee. Hence I don't work there anymore.
04-22-2015, 05:12 PM
#218
New Hire
Joined APC: Apr 2015
Posts: 1
Enjoy the Lear grumpy Pete
Hope all goes well !
Originally Posted by dutch747
Omni is almost all Military flying. They pick-up a few contracts here and there like the Aer Lingus contract they will start flying soon. Or the Bolivian flying they did for a few years. But most is all Military (e.g. From U.S. Military base to Bangor - Shannon - Kuwait - back or flying short flights for the military in the middle east). The also do some scheduled service for the Military out of Seattle to Japan and Korea. But that might change as every year it is awarded to different carriers.
If they like you and you volunteer all your days off every month you might break guarantee. If you don't volunteer you will never break guarantee. I only worked there for a little while and volunteered all my days and never broke guarantee. Hence I don't work there anymore.
If they like you and you volunteer all your days off every month you might break guarantee. If you don't volunteer you will never break guarantee. I only worked there for a little while and volunteered all my days and never broke guarantee. Hence I don't work there anymore.
04-23-2015, 11:05 AM
#220
New Hire
Joined APC: Mar 2015
Posts: 3
Originally Posted by AgCat
Well I'm heading to my old stomping grounds Tulsa, for the Omni interview next week.
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