Xiamen Airlines (China) is now hiring B737 captains, NG and EFIS captain are both accepted.

• Get full salary after signing
• One of the highest salary in China for B737 captains
• Best living environment: Xiamen City
• Most efficient and fast screening and registration process
• High passing rate


Apply Here> Xiamen Airlines - Unic Aviation - Pilot Jobs in China - China Leading Pilot Recruitment

1) Commuting Contract:

6 weeks on/2 weeks off (paid) schedule
Salary: $11,500/month (net)
150 block hours/two calendar months

2) Non-commuting Contract:

30 days paid annual leave
Salary: $12,400/month (net)
75 block hours/month

Overtime: $200/hour (net)
Training salary: of $6,000 (net)
Living allowance: ￥5,000/month (net)
Travel allowance: $3,000/year (net)
Loyalty bonus: $12,000 for 1st year, $14,000 for 2nd year, $16,000 for 3rd year, $18,000 for 4th year+
Insurance: $1,300/year local accident & life insurance
Company performance bonus: $10,000 depending on company performance
7 days paid sick leave per year
5 days paid compassionate leave per year
Medical insurance coverage
Free local ground transportation between designated pick up points and Airline main operation base
Worldwide ID travel privileges on Xiamen Airlines

 

Maximum age?

 

Pretty much all positions in China it's 56, isn't it?

TP

 

I was hired there, but left in GS. Should have stayed. Came back to the US for what I thought was a better gig and got furloughed 5 mos. later.

It's a different world in China. The city of Xiamen is pretty nice and there is a "western district." Housing most expensive in that part of town, but the housing allowance is adequate. Cabs are cheap, cheap. I've heard from a friend that is still there that expats getting their kids in school is difficult.

They've been flying their a$$es off. There are worse gigs.

 

Think twice before you go to Xiamen, or any of the other Chinese airlines offering high paying jobs and commutable schedules. There is always another side to the offer.

Chinese aviation can be extraordinarily challenging for Westerners. You will have to deal with the CAAC way of medicals, training, and checking. You will have to deal with inexperienced copilots who have been trained keep moronic habits and violate every known dictum of CRM and good airmanship.

Living in China can be very challenging. The people have adapted to a pressure-cooker lifestyle without the rights, courtesies, and privileges common in the outside world.

You need at least a 6 0n / 2 off schedule to detoxify from the air, water, and government BS. Xiamen is considering a 39 day on / 21 day off schedule. Consider it if you really want the cash and are willing to accept China as it is today.

Think twice before you make any commitments!

 

2 months after interview still waiting to get reimbursement for my tickets. They creatively keep finding different reason not to pay. Never seen worse orginized airline, but I am sure there are some...

 

I work at Xiamen Airlines and have information.

 

Post it then

 

Do share with all.

 

Goodluck Dom. He has been a member since 2008 and in 6 years he has 3 posts which averages 1 post every 2 years. Hopefully he will share some "updated" information next year!