Hiring
 

Just got this in my email, ***


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Fly some of the world's most sophisticated passenger aircraft across our rapidly expanding network of over 140 destinations spanning six continents. As one of the world's fastest growing airlines, our career opportunities are unparalleled. Earn a
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To qualify as First Officer for the A330/A340, you must have at least 4,000 hours total flying time including at least 2,000 hours with a multi-crew, multi-engine jet aircraft. Alternatively, you must have a minimum of 2,500 hours total flying time on a modern commercial multi-engine, multi-crew aircraft jet.

We are also seeking First Officers for direct entry onto the A380. To qualify for this position, you must have 3,000 hours with multi-crew, multi-engine jet with MTOW 50+ tonnes including 1,500 hours and current on modern fly by wire Airbus aircraft. With full ICAO ATPL, you must also hold an Unrestricted Class 1 Medical certificate.

For more information and to apply, please visit emirates.com/pilots quoting the reference number 130000XA.

Can NYC based pilots take paid sick time to care for dependants under the new NYC Earned Sick Time Act that goes into effect April 1, 2014?

Paid Sick Time for New York City

Well then it is incumbent upon you and me and all of us to make sure our friends and family write to our congressmen/senators and fight against those numbnuts like Marco Rubio that don't think things like a preclearance facility in abu dhabi us any big deal.

LLOL
most excellent comeback dude...

Such brilliant work and your royalties are down the drain. :D

Scoop

ALPA Mobile APP
 

Just loaded the ALPA mobile APP because it says they have Jump-Seat information and KCM sites. Looking at it all I see are links to articles and press releases - am I missing something?

Scoop :confused:

I think so. And I also think any special state deal one base gets over another should be contractually "me too'd" to everyone. Its the same sick time we all get and we should all get to use it the exact same way with no special political carve outs.

I agree and I just sent an email to my reps. As for a special carve out those pilots based in MSP and LAX have had this deal for a while now. I made that point to ALPA and they said the company only has to honor those pilots in those states. So much for all being the same.

I have heard rumblings that the company has not always dealt in good faith on "state sick" claims, and that they are considering lowering the headcount in states where such a law is on the books. Has anyone else heard that?

The NYC deal sounds like you need to accrue special sick time. I do know you do currently get a cpl hundred dollars in NYC for short term disability, might work the ad way.