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Ozpilot414 10-24-2008 08:11 PM

McDonalds
 
What kind of corporate flight department does McDonalds have and how do you find out about them?

multipilot 10-25-2008 12:40 PM

out of sheer curiosity I went to mcdonalds website and low and behold found a job opening for a captain. I looked under Careers, then searched jobs, Air Travel, and eureka! It took me literally 5 seconds.

McDonald's Corporate Careers Job Search

Ozpilot414 10-25-2008 12:57 PM

Okay Mr Smarty pants now that you have read the exact same thing that I have read, which lead me to write this post, which in turn made me want to know a little more about the aviation side of McDonald's, that whole get to know the job before applying to something you may or may not want would you have anything to add that is pertinent to their operation? i guess i should ask more specific questions next time. My bad.

usmc-sgt 10-25-2008 01:00 PM

Lets call it a draw guys. The original post was a little vague and insinuated that you possibly knew nothing of the flight department. The follow on post answered that question and then added some unneeded sarcasm.The reply to that followed with even more sarcasm.

Its a tie...play nice everyone.

UpThere 10-25-2008 01:05 PM

Since April '2008, we have completed 6,413 flights legs, transported 19,021 passengers,
flown 4,686,014 miles which is equivalent to: 188 times around the world and 10 round trips to the moon! Department consists of two aircraft, eight pilots (including Senior Director and Chief Pilot), :eek:


That seems like a awful lot of flying for 8 pilots..... I'll pass

filejw 10-25-2008 01:52 PM

8 pilots for 2 a/c isn't bad.

UpThere 10-25-2008 04:10 PM


Originally Posted by filejw (Post 485505)
8 pilots for 2 a/c isn't bad.


I was referring to the amount of flying divided by the eight pilots.
8 Pilots
2 pilots per crew = 4 crews
4,686,014 / 4 crews = 1,171,503.5 miles
1,171,503.5 / april thru october (7) months = 167,357 miles per month per crew
167,357 miles / 30 days = 5,578 miles per day per crew

I guess I'm bored since I took the time to figure that but I still say SCREW THAT!

multipilot 10-26-2008 06:21 AM


Originally Posted by Ozpilot414 (Post 485468)
Okay Mr Smarty pants now that you have read the exact same thing that I have read, which lead me to write this post, which in turn made me want to know a little more about the aviation side of McDonald's, that whole get to know the job before applying to something you may or may not want would you have anything to add that is pertinent to their operation? i guess i should ask more specific questions next time. My bad.


Originally Posted by usmc-sgt (Post 485470)
Lets call it a draw guys. The original post was a little vague and insinuated that you possibly knew nothing of the flight department. The follow on post answered that question and then added some unneeded sarcasm.The reply to that followed with even more sarcasm.

Its a tie...play nice everyone.

I had no intentions to offend anyone and my apologies for the sarcasm.

Clue32 10-26-2008 07:17 AM

Any one else feel like they were reading a Dilbert Cartoon when reading that job posting? How many buzz words can you use in one paragraph?

"The Aviation Services Department provides transportation solutions which enhance the Corporations' success. We create value by delivering responsive, consistent, time-effective customer mobility."

bluejuice 10-27-2008 03:28 AM


Originally Posted by UpThere (Post 485582)
I was referring to the amount of flying divided by the eight pilots.
8 Pilots
2 pilots per crew = 4 crews
4,686,014 / 4 crews = 1,171,503.5 miles
1,171,503.5 / april thru october (7) months = 167,357 miles per month per crew
167,357 miles / 30 days = 5,578 miles per day per crew

I guess I'm bored since I took the time to figure that but I still say SCREW THAT!

So each airplane does equivalent to a transcon per day? Do these airplanes ever see any maintenance? Pretty insane numbers.


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