captain's position
08-25-2012 | 04:34 AM
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captain's position
Does any body know,any agency or company, anywhere around the globe, recruiting captains for any kind of operations(day&night,short haul&medium, even risky one,as long as the money is good and I mean good.
Who ever knows inform me accordingly.
Thanks
Who ever knows inform me accordingly.
Thanks
08-25-2012 | 06:25 AM
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I do know this company in Utopia that is hiring non-typed guys onto the 747-400. Pay is $40,000/month. Schedule is one week on, three weeks off. First Class positive space tickets home every month. Only stay in 5 Star hotels.
Requirements are 250 hours total time, commercial instrument multi. Sorry, but only FAA certificates are accepted.
Call 1-800-GET REAL
Typhoonpilot
Sorry, couldn't resist
Maybe try being a little more specific in your next post.
08-25-2012 | 01:46 PM
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Copa is certainly not my dream job but I am here making the best of it...for now. If you are truly needing a direct entry Captain job and you want 737NG PIC then it is alright.
Pay is low, you'll clear (after taxes) about $4000.00/month while in training ( approx 6-8 months). Then the pay increases to about $7500/month take home.
Days off are especially bad here. I am averaging about 10 a month but the guarantee is only 7.
Commuting to the US (Copa jumpseat) is easy, but you'll need time off to do it.
The flying is a lot of red-eyes coming back from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, etc and a lot of CDO's. Crews are like Zombies here for the most part. Fatigue is a BIG issue here.
Good Luck with your search.
Pay is low, you'll clear (after taxes) about $4000.00/month while in training ( approx 6-8 months). Then the pay increases to about $7500/month take home.
Days off are especially bad here. I am averaging about 10 a month but the guarantee is only 7.
Commuting to the US (Copa jumpseat) is easy, but you'll need time off to do it.
The flying is a lot of red-eyes coming back from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, etc and a lot of CDO's. Crews are like Zombies here for the most part. Fatigue is a BIG issue here.
Good Luck with your search.
08-25-2012 | 03:35 PM
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