AirNow hiring into Caravan, Bandeirante
07-05-2005, 02:07 PM
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AirNow hiring into Caravan, Bandeirante
AirNow (www.airnow.com) is projecting 1 class of new-hire pilots per month through the end of 2005. Each class usually has about 3 pilots. The classes alternate between the Caravan and Bandeirante...
AirNow pilot job page/online application
The company currently has 16 EMB110s and 16 Caravans. 42 pilots.
Biggest customer for AirNow is UPS, flying feeder service for them.
Minimums:
1200 TT
100 night
75 instrument
500 cross-country
AirNow pilot job page/online application
The company currently has 16 EMB110s and 16 Caravans. 42 pilots.
Biggest customer for AirNow is UPS, flying feeder service for them.
Minimums:
1200 TT
100 night
75 instrument
500 cross-country
07-05-2005, 03:07 PM
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Da Man
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buyer beware
Here is another online application that isn't secure, offers no privacy policy on their site about how they will/can use your info, and asks for information that could be used for identity theft.
I'd pass on this one.
I'd pass on this one.
07-11-2005, 11:25 AM
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Da Man
Joined APC: Feb 2005
Position: DC-10 F/O
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Originally Posted by RockBottom
How can you know this by simply visiting their site?
Also, you can view the source code and see how the page is built.
Do a search for privacy policy on that site....it's not there. So the data is not secure AND they don't bother to tell you how they intent to use your personal information. They could legally sell your info to anyone or use it anyway they want without recourse.
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/...ishingalrt.htm
Also, do a search at the DOT web site and see if you can find a application or issued operating certificate for "Airnow" or a DBA - "Airnow". I couldn't.
Again, I'd pass on this one.
Last edited by WatchThis!; 07-11-2005 at 11:50 AM.
07-11-2005, 06:28 PM
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I wrote the application form for AirNow a few years ago when I worked there. It is an e-mail form so it is just as secure as sending your resume in an e-mail (not very secure). The form does not require you to answer every question, so if there is anything you are not comfortable with answering, such as DL#, leave it blank or write available on request.
08-25-2006, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by WatchThis!
It's http:// NOT https://
Also, you can view the source code and see how the page is built.
Do a search for privacy policy on that site....it's not there. So the data is not secure AND they don't bother to tell you how they intent to use your personal information. They could legally sell your info to anyone or use it anyway they want without recourse.
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/...ishingalrt.htm
Also, do a search at the DOT web site and see if you can find a application or issued operating certificate for "Airnow" or a DBA - "Airnow". I couldn't.
Again, I'd pass on this one.
Also, you can view the source code and see how the page is built.
Do a search for privacy policy on that site....it's not there. So the data is not secure AND they don't bother to tell you how they intent to use your personal information. They could legally sell your info to anyone or use it anyway they want without recourse.
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/...ishingalrt.htm
Also, do a search at the DOT web site and see if you can find a application or issued operating certificate for "Airnow" or a DBA - "Airnow". I couldn't.
Again, I'd pass on this one.
08-26-2006, 06:56 AM
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Joined APC: Jun 2006
Position: C-172 FO
Posts: 468
Get a grip
Good lord! Every site that is a start-up airline and ask for personal information is out to get ya! They want to steal your info so..so... they can steal your wives! And drive your car! And...mow your lawn.
https vs http? "https" is quite common. All US military sites use it.
https vs http? "https" is quite common. All US military sites use it.
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