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whatthe6789 10-22-2009 02:03 PM

Airnet Recalls...
 
Good buddy of mine just got called by Airnet for a retraining class on Nov. 1. He's been furloughed since last Oct. and said that they are calling them back on a six-month contract. Also, he has the hours to be a PIC now, which might have made a difference... Anyone else get the recall?

detpilot 10-22-2009 03:00 PM

Wow, surprisingly good news!

minitour 10-22-2009 04:22 PM

I haven't bid anything yet on a recall sheet, but they're out there.

-mini

Planewatcher 10-23-2009 08:08 PM

Interesting....

AirbusA320 10-24-2009 08:40 AM

The NEW Economy
 

Originally Posted by whatthe6789 (Post 698863)
Good buddy of mine just got called by Airnet for a retraining class on Nov. 1. He's been furloughed since last Oct. and said that they are calling them back on a six-month contract. Also, he has the hours to be a PIC now, which might have made a difference... Anyone else get the recall?

Six-month contract?
Did they operate that way before?

There's has been articles in business publications about the labor force being forced into temporary positions.

minitour 10-24-2009 09:42 AM


Originally Posted by AirbusA320 (Post 700098)
Six-month contract?

A friend of mine *ahem* told me that it may be *ahem* due to holiday needs.

Wink wink...nudge nudge. ;)

-mini

aggie02 10-24-2009 03:08 PM


Originally Posted by AirbusA320 (Post 700098)
Six-month contract?
Did they operate that way before?

There's has been articles in business publications about the labor force being forced into temporary positions.

I think they mean there is a training contract. Not that the pilot would be a contract employee. The pilot will be a full employee if that is what you were wondering.

minitour 10-24-2009 03:36 PM


Originally Posted by aggie02 (Post 700312)
I think they mean there is a training contract. Not that the pilot would be a contract employee. The pilot will be a full employee if that is what you were wondering.

Nope. Not a training contract.

-mini

aggie02 10-24-2009 06:24 PM


Originally Posted by minitour (Post 700329)
Nope. Not a training contract.

-mini

So you are a contract employee? Does airnet pay the taxes? Do you get benefits?

minitour 10-24-2009 06:28 PM


Originally Posted by aggie02 (Post 700453)
So you are a contract employee? Does airnet pay the taxes? Do you get benefits?

I'm just a lowly contract pilot (not for Airnet).

As a contract pilot, I pay my own taxes and get no benefits unless I buy them. What Airnet will do, I don't know.

...and if I did know, I probably wouldn't be allowed to say anything. ;)

-mini


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