Any Jobs in the Northeast??
04-01-2009, 08:45 AM
#11
On Reserve
Joined APC: Jan 2008
Posts: 12
I was furloughed for five years previously and the "have fun at Home Depot" or your sarcastic comment ticked me off then and they tick me off. Even though you're flying a C172 and have no idea what a furlough is or feels like, trust me, some day if that fate should befall you, you will sing a different tune. Economic livelihood hangs in the balance of anyone who is furloughed, so my advice, don't post douche bag comments like that.
04-08-2009, 03:32 AM
#12
New Hire
Joined APC: Apr 2009
Posts: 6
Professional pilot ??
I was furloughed for five years previously and the "have fun at Home Depot" or your sarcastic comment ticked me off then and they tick me off. Even though you're flying a C172 and have no idea what a furlough is or feels like, trust me, some day if that fate should befall you, you will sing a different tune. Economic livelihood hangs in the balance of anyone who is furloughed, so my advice, don't post douche bag comments like that.
I am a low time pilot. 1950 TT, 550 Multi. And i lost my job about 3 months ago.
I have send out over a 160 resumes out and not all nice jobs even flying over seas in Afghanistan and Iraq and two came back. One send me a e-mail but does not pick up the phone, the other told me to call back in a week because they are not shore if they will need pilots after all.
Zayghami has no idea how it feels to lose your job and see all you worked for go to waste. I do not wish this upon him because this feeling you would not wish to your enemies.
We are all professionals or we should be and the pilot community is under attack by our own government and public opinion instead of bashing each other we should help each other and unite.
Thanks for posting those jobs, im just a wee bit shy of the 5000 hrs.
07-28-2009, 03:30 PM
#13
New Hire
Joined APC: Feb 2008
Posts: 4
Wwj
Worldwide sucks a$$. WWJ is privately owned company and everyone is unhappy. as for " You CAN have a flying career and a life too!" that is horse puddy too. Save your time and energy and find a good job with a more up standing company. They still owe me over 15K. They fly sub-standard equipment. My lawsuit is still pending. To say that they are a bunch of A-holes is only slander if if wasn't true.
Turn and run away!!!!
GIV SIC entry level (NJ)
Job Title: G-IV SIC
Location: MILLVILLE New Jersey USA
Salary Range: 47k-60k
Email: [email protected]
Job Desc: Worldwide Jet is accepting resumes for a future G-IV SIC position available in Millville, NJ.
You CAN have a flying career and a life too! Our flying schedule is two weeks on and one week off. We offer worldwide travel with extensive training and benefits. Work and fly with one of the best international charter companies in the country and experience our professional work environment. Secure employment, competitive salary and benefits.
Position requires relocation to south New Jersey or Ontario California dependant on company needs.
Candidate must possess a Current Part 135 qualification letter. (If you are qualified but need a Part 135 letter you must pay for initial training at CAE Simuflite. However, we will allow you to train at our corporate rate and will reimburse you for your initial training over a 24 month period as long as your are employed by the Company or until you upgrade to Captain. We will cover travel and hotel expenses during training and give you a prorated $2500/mo. stipend.) All subsequent training is Company covered.
We are seeking motivated individuals with an excellent attitude. Upon upgrade your salary base will be one of the highest in the industry, and in return we are seeking the highest caliber individuals.
Benefits offered:
Major medical
Dental
401K
Salary increases based on six month reviews
Salary range for SIC 48K-60K
Benefits: Competitive
Requirements: Minimum Qualifications:
First class medical certificate
Total fixed wing time: 2,000 hours
Total MEL: 1,500 hours
Total time last 12 months: 200 hours
Please state position you are applying for on your resume. No cover letter required.
Travel:[/quote]
Turn and run away!!!!
GIV SIC entry level (NJ)
Job Title: G-IV SIC
Location: MILLVILLE New Jersey USA
Salary Range: 47k-60k
Email: [email protected]
Job Desc: Worldwide Jet is accepting resumes for a future G-IV SIC position available in Millville, NJ.
You CAN have a flying career and a life too! Our flying schedule is two weeks on and one week off. We offer worldwide travel with extensive training and benefits. Work and fly with one of the best international charter companies in the country and experience our professional work environment. Secure employment, competitive salary and benefits.
Position requires relocation to south New Jersey or Ontario California dependant on company needs.
Candidate must possess a Current Part 135 qualification letter. (If you are qualified but need a Part 135 letter you must pay for initial training at CAE Simuflite. However, we will allow you to train at our corporate rate and will reimburse you for your initial training over a 24 month period as long as your are employed by the Company or until you upgrade to Captain. We will cover travel and hotel expenses during training and give you a prorated $2500/mo. stipend.) All subsequent training is Company covered.
We are seeking motivated individuals with an excellent attitude. Upon upgrade your salary base will be one of the highest in the industry, and in return we are seeking the highest caliber individuals.
Benefits offered:
Major medical
Dental
401K
Salary increases based on six month reviews
Salary range for SIC 48K-60K
Benefits: Competitive
Requirements: Minimum Qualifications:
First class medical certificate
Total fixed wing time: 2,000 hours
Total MEL: 1,500 hours
Total time last 12 months: 200 hours
Please state position you are applying for on your resume. No cover letter required.
Travel:[/quote]
07-29-2009, 05:30 AM
#14
New Hire
Joined APC: Jul 2008
Posts: 1
I was furloughed for five years previously and the "have fun at Home Depot" or your sarcastic comment ticked me off then and they tick me off. Even though you're flying a C172 and have no idea what a furlough is or feels like, trust me, some day if that fate should befall you, you will sing a different tune. Economic livelihood hangs in the balance of anyone who is furloughed, so my advice, don't post douche bag comments like that.
07-29-2009, 06:24 AM
#15
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2008
Position: Non flying, pays better than any front seat, home every night, not missing the crashpad/
Posts: 133
I was furloughed for five years previously and the "have fun at Home Depot" or your sarcastic comment ticked me off then and they tick me off. Even though you're flying a C172 and have no idea what a furlough is or feels like, trust me, some day if that fate should befall you, you will sing a different tune. Economic livelihood hangs in the balance of anyone who is furloughed, so my advice, don't post douche bag comments like that.
AMEN BROTHER!!!!!!
08-04-2009, 07:29 AM
#16
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2007
Position: Lear 55 CA
Posts: 244
26 north is based across from my flight school and i talked to one of the co-owners the other day. he is pretty much looking for G200 typed captains and fos. he said he cant find anyone. i told him i would do it but he doesnt wanna spend the $30,000 to train me haha. anywho, i think they are good on the other jets as far as pilots are concerned but i could be wrong. they are a good company, fly a good amount, and yes they have a ton of money behind them. the other co-owner is like 25 or 26 and a multi millionaire. high school dropout and started a credit card processing business when he was like 18 or somethin. must be nice....
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