Ryan air services alaska gouge.
07-19-2014 | 06:10 AM
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Personally I would consider Bering Air in Nome.
07-19-2014 | 10:35 PM
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No real gouge to it. I worked for them a number of years back and checked out their DO in a 402. They're pretty nice guys and are looking for team players. Ie get the job done without breaking regs our killing yourself. You'll be loading, fueling and taking care of the airplane so don't come off as a primadonna who won't get your hands dirty.
Personally I would consider Bering Air in Nome.
Personally I would consider Bering Air in Nome.
07-22-2014 | 02:34 PM
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No real gouge to it. I worked for them a number of years back and checked out their DO in a 402. They're pretty nice guys and are looking for team players. Ie get the job done without breaking regs our killing yourself. You'll be loading, fueling and taking care of the airplane so don't come off as a primadonna who won't get your hands dirty.
Personally I would consider Bering Air in Nome.
Personally I would consider Bering Air in Nome.
03-09-2015 | 08:52 PM
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A Ryan pilot tells me that Ryan Air has implemented a $27,000/18 month or 1,200 hour training contract for new hires! This was confirmed by another company pilot, who also said that new hires were not advised of the training contract until after the completion of Basic Indoc.
I can't imagine any new hire agreeing to a $27,000 training contract to sit right seat in a CASA 212. Ryan doesn't type SICs. When newly minted commercial pilots can go to several other Alaska outfits and fly right seat without having to sign any contract I can't fathom why they would opt to go to Ryan.
I can't imagine any new hire agreeing to a $27,000 training contract to sit right seat in a CASA 212. Ryan doesn't type SICs. When newly minted commercial pilots can go to several other Alaska outfits and fly right seat without having to sign any contract I can't fathom why they would opt to go to Ryan.
03-09-2015 | 09:20 PM
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I just recently heard about the training contract. It sucks that it came down to it. Supposedly there is a pay raise coming, but I have heard that for a while now. They also have a new Caravan online.
03-11-2015 | 09:21 PM
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How are they expecting to attract people when compared to Hageland?
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