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Overachiever 03-11-2023 08:55 PM

Locations
 

Originally Posted by astray (Post 3606293)
You can definitely get in as a CA, the question is just if there's spots. Looks like GEG is open.


Astray are the available locations public or is it internally posted?

astray 03-13-2023 09:41 AM


Originally Posted by Overachiever (Post 3606326)
Astray are the available locations public or is it internally posted?

It's on their website publicly

frmrbuffdrvr 03-15-2023 08:25 PM


Originally Posted by astray (Post 3606293)
You can definitely get in as a CA, the question is just if there's spots. Looks like GEG is open.

What he said. I think there are also E120 capt openings in our Charter dept, which will be based out of CVG by the time you would be hired and get through training.

climb150 03-19-2023 09:44 AM

Hello everyone,

I applied for Capt on the B1900 a few weeks ago. A recruiter emailed to arrange an online chat but he never called and now he is not responding to me. Any ideas how I can move this along?

frmrbuffdrvr 03-20-2023 08:12 AM


Originally Posted by climb150 (Post 3609926)
Hello everyone,

I applied for Capt on the B1900 a few weeks ago. A recruiter emailed to arrange an online chat but he never called and now he is not responding to me. Any ideas how I can move this along?

PM me .

cfii2007 03-24-2023 03:48 AM

Saw this under the Home Based 1900 posting.......any idea how ESCS works? What is integrator?

May fly integrator or ESCS (charter) flights. When flying ESCS, will be required to assist in load / offload of cargo.

QRH Bingo 03-24-2023 09:38 AM


Originally Posted by cfii2007 (Post 3612651)
Saw this under the Home Based 1900 posting.......any idea how ESCS works? What is integrator?

May fly integrator or ESCS (charter) flights. When flying ESCS, will be required to assist in load / offload of cargo.

My guess is scheduled freight feeder runs for UPS, FedEx, DHL. Being home based, they will use you wherever needed for your 2 weeks on. Scheduled runs the pilots do not load/unload aircraft. Charter is different, so pilots do load/unload.

ZippyNH 03-24-2023 10:30 AM


Originally Posted by QRH Bingo (Post 3612943)
....My guess is scheduled freight feeder runs for UPS, FedEx, DHL. Being home based, they will use you wherever needed for your 2 weeks on. Scheduled runs the pilots do not load/unload aircraft. Charter is different, so pilots do load/unload.

generally+1 for all
But pilot load/unload does involve fairly substantial extra pay.
For some it's s no go, for others a $$$ evil.
Both a very different lifestyles, with different typical patterns of work.

cfii2007 05-02-2023 05:58 AM

Any updates on hiring?

Continuingappch 05-02-2023 05:56 PM


Originally Posted by cfii2007 (Post 3631603)
Any updates on hiring?

What kind of update do you need? Seventeen openings:

https://w3.ameriflight.com/pilots/


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