Seeking B767, B747, A320 flight crews
#1

HACS is seeking flight crews for the following aircraft/locations:
-A320 captains (Starflyer, a new Japanese airline)
-B747 F/Os (Nippon Cargo: SFO, JFK, AMS bases; JALways, HNL base)
-B767 and B737 F/Os: ("established" Asian carrier)
-B767 F/Os (Air Japan)
Minimums and online application form at HACS jobs page
-A320 captains (Starflyer, a new Japanese airline)
-B747 F/Os (Nippon Cargo: SFO, JFK, AMS bases; JALways, HNL base)
-B767 and B737 F/Os: ("established" Asian carrier)
-B767 F/Os (Air Japan)
Minimums and online application form at HACS jobs page
Last edited by Freight Dog; 04-05-2005 at 06:12 PM. Reason: update

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Haven't worked for them, training is in Japan around 9 months worth. The pay is supposed to be pretty good I've heard around 80K for f/o's. They are very procedure oriented and everything is done only one way-the JAL way.
#4

HACS is good company, but search the other guys, (WASINC, SIGMAR, IAC, etc...). Basically they all advertise the same jobs but all offer different pay, medical, and other benefits. So search each company and see what they offer.
I think Frieght Dog made a page with a lot of the Contract companies. Thanks for that!
Also JAL medical is sometimes strict. Knew one guy that was heathly (in my opinion and his), but didn't pass it. They checked everything including BMI, Body fat %, vision, blood pressure, EKG, and a test where you blow into a tube. Similiar to a NZ/AUS medical I think
I think Frieght Dog made a page with a lot of the Contract companies. Thanks for that!
Also JAL medical is sometimes strict. Knew one guy that was heathly (in my opinion and his), but didn't pass it. They checked everything including BMI, Body fat %, vision, blood pressure, EKG, and a test where you blow into a tube. Similiar to a NZ/AUS medical I think
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Worked for HACS for 4 years. Good company. Of the four companies that deal with Japan, I rank them #2 behind IASCO. And the only reason IASCO is #1 in the contract companies is because they still hold a part 121 certificate and have a few more jumpseat agreements that HACS does not have.
Be aware that the contract company has very little impact on your day to day QOL issues when dealing with the airline you are contracted to. They only step in when the contractor has an issue, or when you have an issue with the contractor. Its a very fine line these contract companies walk. On one hand they have to appease the Contracting company, who pays them, on the other hand they have to appease you (the contractee) because if your not happy you will leave them, maybe go to a different contactor, which will recieve a portion of your paycheck instead of the original contrator. Hence the fine line.
Be aware that the contract company has very little impact on your day to day QOL issues when dealing with the airline you are contracted to. They only step in when the contractor has an issue, or when you have an issue with the contractor. Its a very fine line these contract companies walk. On one hand they have to appease the Contracting company, who pays them, on the other hand they have to appease you (the contractee) because if your not happy you will leave them, maybe go to a different contactor, which will recieve a portion of your paycheck instead of the original contrator. Hence the fine line.
Last edited by dutch747; 09-20-2006 at 01:26 PM.
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