Whats a great place to work
I'm a CFI/II now and looking at flight schools ect to work at. Do any of you know of places that offer competitive pay and benifits?
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Originally Posted by ToiletDuck
I'm a CFI/II now and looking at flight schools ect to work at. Do any of you know of places that offer competitive pay and benifits?
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Oh, Flight schools. I though you just wanted a great place to work. I didn't think you were limiting yourself to flying jobs. I was going to say, the playboy mansion. Now that's a great place to work!
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Originally Posted by ToiletDuck
I'm a CFI/II now and looking at flight schools ect to work at. Do any of you know of places that offer competitive pay and benifits?
Anyway if that is a big concern I guess you should start looking at some of the colleges that are out there. However they usually hire you as a lab tech or part time for the simple reason to avoid that line “Competitive pay and benefits”. The schedule can be pretty good, but as a result you won’t fly as much. At least you should get a steady paycheck regardless of how many students you have (this how it worked at the community college I went to). There are some good flight schools out there, but my impression is that most guys pick a job that is “close to home” so that they can “do their time” ASAP and move on! So I if you are looking to build some time and acquire some experience, and not a career choice, I have a few pointers. · Visit the flight school on your “own time” and check it out, talk to the guys that work there. · Find out if they take care of their airplanes and their customers (the students) · If you can find a place that recruits (students) for you, it allows you to focus on what you are supposed to. Anyway good luck with that:o |
Well I had found a couple universities that offered benefits and such. I'll go anywhere if the job is good. I'm actually talking to a guy in Uganda to work there. Looks very interesting. I'm not in Waco anymore. I've found a local guy wanting to pick someone up so I might just fly for him till something better comes along.
TSTC in waco blows. They pay sub standard and don't give benefits so I won't be gonig there. In december I flew 200hrs for a guy in houston doing Radio Relay for helicopter companies. However that's overwith now so I'm back to looking at whats up. Duck |
Originally Posted by ToiletDuck
They pay sub standard and don't give benefits so I won't be gonig there.
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Well now it's considered a part time job and they don't pay much. I think starting is 14.75ish. Which I know several places that pay around $16 starting.
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