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11-10-2007, 02:33 PM
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11-12-2007, 08:41 AM
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HJS1971 said: "I know several years ago when I lived in FL," ...
By "several" this guy meant "decades". The Mouse House was flying GIIIs in 1985 when I worked across the taxi lane. They formed a LLC some 10+ years back called EarthStar and while they had GIII/GIVs, DA50s and HS125s they transitioned to Bombardier products and now fly Globals and Challengers from their Burbank, California facility.
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By "several" this guy meant "decades". The Mouse House was flying GIIIs in 1985 when I worked across the taxi lane. They formed a LLC some 10+ years back called EarthStar and while they had GIII/GIVs, DA50s and HS125s they transitioned to Bombardier products and now fly Globals and Challengers from their Burbank, California facility.
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11-12-2007, 06:33 PM
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Company:Earth Star / The Walt Disney Company Position:Challenger 604 / Global Express Captain - Pt. 91 Position Type:Flight Crew Location:Burbank CA Salary:N/A
Description:Earth Star, based in Burbank, California, is the corporate flight department for a world-renowned entertainment company with a long history of operating jet aircraft. Reporting to the Director, Aviation/Chief PILOT, the Captain will fly state-of-the-art jet aircraft. The PILOT-in-command is known for his/her ability to work effectively in groups and to build working relationships to enhance team effectiveness inside the department, as well as within the corporate and outside community. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Fly the aircraft and regulate all crew activities serving as the PILOT-in-command. Manage the flight crew to ensure each trip is flown safely and effectively. Evaluate all risk factors and adjust trip as necessary to maintain highest degree of safety possible. Research all pertinent data for trip planning and passenger needs to ensure all requirements and contingencies are considered. Keep up to date with new procedures, policies, requirements, FAA and ICAO regulations. Maintain a pleasant operational environment through use of CRM techniques, stressing positive interaction with the crew, passengers, and support personnel. Perform all post flight duties, including administrative requirements and communicating pertinent problems to maintenance personnel. Complete assigned administrative duties in a timely fashion, (e.g., Jeppesen chart maintenance and general housekeeping). Comply with government laws and regulations, and Company-specific policies, procedures, and standards. Establish relationships and work effectively with internal individuals/parties in order to meet one's own commitments effectively and efficiently. Build and develop relationships with peers and others to exchange feedback on product/service issues, identify and/or solve problems, assess needs, and/or achieve business results. Ensure consistency and compliance of policies, procedures, and standards to ensure consistent guidance and direction to the organization. Seek out new learning/development opportunities to enhance job performance and skills. Take action to improve one's own knowledge and skills. Assimilate and apply new job-related information in a timely manner. Establish and maintain relationships with external individuals/parties in order to protect and enhance the image of the department. Determine errors, omissions, or changes required in documentation (i.e., manuals) related to policies, procedures, or standards by gathering data from users, monitoring exceptions, and personal experience. Equipment Operated Global Express (GLEX) and Challenger 604 (CL-604) Job Conditions: Office environment, aircraft cockpit, overseas locations. REQUIRED QUALIFICATONS: Current FAA Airline Transport PILOT Certificate with multi-engine rating and at least one type rating in a business jet aircraft, FAA First Class Medical Certificate. Minimum 1 year experience as a Captain with an FAR Part 91 or 135 Operator. Minimum 2 years recent experience as a jet aircraft PILOT crewmember flying passengers to domestic and international locations. Current and qualified as a PILOT-in-Command in a multi-engine business jet aircraft with: 4000 hours total flying time, 1500 hours turbojet aircraft time, 2000 hours PILOT-in-Command time (500 of which is in turbojet aircraft). DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Four year college degree highly desirable, Previous experience as a Certified Flight Instructor highly desirable. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: No aircraft accidents or incidents, or full explanation of circumstances. No past or pending FAA violations or full explanation of circumstances. Able to present for inspection all logbooks, licenses, and medical certificate. The Walt Disney Company, together with its subsidiaries, is a diversified worldwide entertainment company with 2006 annual revenues of $34.3 billion. Its four business segments include Media Networks, Parks and Resorts, Studio Entertainment and Consumer Products. Disney products are sold in 190 different countries around the world under some of the following brands: ABC Television Network, ESPN, ABC Family, Disney Channel, SOAPnet, Touchstone Television, Buena Vista Television, Buena Vista Games, Disney Publishing, Touchstone Pictures, Miramax, Buena Vista Theatrical, Disney Cruise Line, Walt Disney World, Disneyland Resort Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland. To apply, please visit application link attached or visit our career section at the following link: http://corporate.disney.go.com/careers/index.html
Contact Information
Contact Name:Job ID # 109705 Phone:N/A Fax:N/A Email:Apply with application link attached.
Website:disney.recruitmax.com//main/careerportal/Job_Profile.cfm?szOrderID=109705&szReturnToSearch= 1&szWordsToHighlight=pilot
Company:Earth Star / The Walt Disney Company Position:Challenger 604 / Global Express Captain - Pt. 91 Position Type:Flight Crew Location:Burbank CA Salary:N/A
Description:Earth Star, based in Burbank, California, is the corporate flight department for a world-renowned entertainment company with a long history of operating jet aircraft. Reporting to the Director, Aviation/Chief PILOT, the Captain will fly state-of-the-art jet aircraft. The PILOT-in-command is known for his/her ability to work effectively in groups and to build working relationships to enhance team effectiveness inside the department, as well as within the corporate and outside community. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Fly the aircraft and regulate all crew activities serving as the PILOT-in-command. Manage the flight crew to ensure each trip is flown safely and effectively. Evaluate all risk factors and adjust trip as necessary to maintain highest degree of safety possible. Research all pertinent data for trip planning and passenger needs to ensure all requirements and contingencies are considered. Keep up to date with new procedures, policies, requirements, FAA and ICAO regulations. Maintain a pleasant operational environment through use of CRM techniques, stressing positive interaction with the crew, passengers, and support personnel. Perform all post flight duties, including administrative requirements and communicating pertinent problems to maintenance personnel. Complete assigned administrative duties in a timely fashion, (e.g., Jeppesen chart maintenance and general housekeeping). Comply with government laws and regulations, and Company-specific policies, procedures, and standards. Establish relationships and work effectively with internal individuals/parties in order to meet one's own commitments effectively and efficiently. Build and develop relationships with peers and others to exchange feedback on product/service issues, identify and/or solve problems, assess needs, and/or achieve business results. Ensure consistency and compliance of policies, procedures, and standards to ensure consistent guidance and direction to the organization. Seek out new learning/development opportunities to enhance job performance and skills. Take action to improve one's own knowledge and skills. Assimilate and apply new job-related information in a timely manner. Establish and maintain relationships with external individuals/parties in order to protect and enhance the image of the department. Determine errors, omissions, or changes required in documentation (i.e., manuals) related to policies, procedures, or standards by gathering data from users, monitoring exceptions, and personal experience. Equipment Operated Global Express (GLEX) and Challenger 604 (CL-604) Job Conditions: Office environment, aircraft cockpit, overseas locations. REQUIRED QUALIFICATONS: Current FAA Airline Transport PILOT Certificate with multi-engine rating and at least one type rating in a business jet aircraft, FAA First Class Medical Certificate. Minimum 1 year experience as a Captain with an FAR Part 91 or 135 Operator. Minimum 2 years recent experience as a jet aircraft PILOT crewmember flying passengers to domestic and international locations. Current and qualified as a PILOT-in-Command in a multi-engine business jet aircraft with: 4000 hours total flying time, 1500 hours turbojet aircraft time, 2000 hours PILOT-in-Command time (500 of which is in turbojet aircraft). DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Four year college degree highly desirable, Previous experience as a Certified Flight Instructor highly desirable. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: No aircraft accidents or incidents, or full explanation of circumstances. No past or pending FAA violations or full explanation of circumstances. Able to present for inspection all logbooks, licenses, and medical certificate. The Walt Disney Company, together with its subsidiaries, is a diversified worldwide entertainment company with 2006 annual revenues of $34.3 billion. Its four business segments include Media Networks, Parks and Resorts, Studio Entertainment and Consumer Products. Disney products are sold in 190 different countries around the world under some of the following brands: ABC Television Network, ESPN, ABC Family, Disney Channel, SOAPnet, Touchstone Television, Buena Vista Television, Buena Vista Games, Disney Publishing, Touchstone Pictures, Miramax, Buena Vista Theatrical, Disney Cruise Line, Walt Disney World, Disneyland Resort Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland. To apply, please visit application link attached or visit our career section at the following link: http://corporate.disney.go.com/careers/index.html
Contact Information
Contact Name:Job ID # 109705 Phone:N/A Fax:N/A Email:Apply with application link attached.
Website:disney.recruitmax.com//main/careerportal/Job_Profile.cfm?szOrderID=109705&szReturnToSearch= 1&szWordsToHighlight=pilot
11-13-2007, 03:07 PM
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The G-I is actually N234MM, and was used during Walt's explorations of central Florida to scout out unused and undeveloped land outside a small and unknown Orlando. It is still on display in the Backlot Tour at Disney's MGM Studios (soon to be renamed to Disney's Hollywood Studios) in Walt Disney World.
11-13-2007, 05:54 PM
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The G-I is actually N234MM, and was used during Walt's explorations of central Florida to scout out unused and undeveloped land outside a small and unknown Orlando. It is still on display in the Backlot Tour at Disney's MGM Studios (soon to be renamed to Disney's Hollywood Studios) in Walt Disney World.
http://www.aero-cafe.com/real_aviati...G159%2006.html
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