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cudaized 08-03-2016 07:37 AM


Originally Posted by Miami73 (Post 2155602)
We are loosing guys as fast as they can leave! The hiring is to replace all the pilots that left because the company has such unacceptable working conditions and such low compensation! :eek:

... when will they learn that until they treat us like human beings and with a little respect, they will never retain people!! :mad:

:o That would be a welcomed gesture by the line pilots.

cudaized 08-03-2016 07:41 AM


Originally Posted by Triple7Aviator (Post 2059561)
As a former MAI Pilot, this thread and comments on both sides of the discussion is great entertainment �� LOL

LOL. :eek:

cudaized 08-03-2016 07:50 AM

I invite any perspective applicants that desire to work for Miami Air International to ask your specific questions.
I am sure that it can be answered, (truthfully) on this forum, or PM me.

B737 Captain
Check Airman
Flight Instructor
10+ years
Union member

Turboprop 08-04-2016 01:07 AM


Originally Posted by cudaized (Post 2173342)
I invite any perspective applicants that desire to work for Miami Air International to ask your specific questions.
I am sure that it can be answered, (truthfully) on this forum, or PM me.

B737 Captain
Check Airman
Flight Instructor
10+ years
Union member


Still No Cass, Hotel paid while in Training. ?

cudaized 08-04-2016 01:31 AM


Originally Posted by Turboprop (Post 2173861)
Still No Cass, Hotel paid while in Training. ?

Miami Air does have CASS. It has an agreement with many airlines for jump seating.

Hotel is not paid for by the company during training.

bluepilot 08-04-2016 09:04 AM

I worked at MAI for 5 years. The only good thing were the crews and the planes. Nice places we flew into but not enough $$$ to do anything since the perdiem is only $60 a day.. The people that stay behind, unfortunately they're too dip into it to make a move or have something in their closet. Including most management pilots and instructors/check airmen. Not generalizing but it's a fact. Most management pilots are scabs. They do have CASS with most airlines. However,u have to be within 2 hours of MIA intl airport. Can't commute. If u want to build 737 time, wrong place for it. U might block 300 hrs a year. U mostly limo or airline everywhere for zero pay. I can keep going on...ask me anything u want. I'll be more than happy to answer any questions. Ohhh almost forgot. I was also and instructor at MAI and got to see the dark side first hand. Don't forget, $18,000 training bond for 737 type for 3 years with literally no flying hours for

bluepilot 08-04-2016 09:07 AM

Only one check airmen was able to leave for FEDx. He had a clean record and was a good guy all around....��

Sonny Crockett 08-04-2016 09:13 AM

Who was the Chief Pilot in the 2005 time frame?

I remember some not so good comments about him and his little "barney rubble" look a like at an Aeroservices Job Fair in Miami.

Wasn't impressed....CP did seem like a SCAB.

bluepilot 08-04-2016 09:28 AM

Cap. John Passwater. Now is Cap. Miguel Martin.:eek:

bluepilot 08-04-2016 09:31 AM

Passwater came straight from c130 Air Force. Miguel came as an intern from Spain, paid MAI to be an FE on the 727 and stayed ever sinced


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