latest job postings.

[JetCrew]

Mountain Air Cargo is looking for licensed dx'er

https://rew21.ultipro.com/air1008B/JobBoard/JobDetails.aspx?__ID=*7D39C3240C686695

 

[jaydog]

Bottom line both or regionals and are always hiring. I worked for Pinnacle before they became Endeavor. A regional is a regional and it is the best place to start. Regardless of where you go you are putting your dues in. As far as them hiring I can assure you that most regionals will hire dispatchers with little or no experience. Turn over rates are very high at the regional level so they are always hiring.

 

[Burrito]

Mountain Air Cargo is looking for licensed dx'er

https://rew21.ultipro.com/air1008B/JobBoard/JobDetails.aspx?__ID=*7D39C3240C686695

Classmate from ye almighty Sheffielde ended up with these guys, and as far as I know he is still there. No news is good news, I suppose, especially considering another feeder shop I used to work at has become a fantastic implosion...

 

[JetCrew]

Classmate from ye almighty Sheffielde ended up with these guys, and as far as I know he is still there. No news is good news, I suppose, especially considering another feeder shop I used to work at has become a fantastic implosion...

Jason?

 

[CRJInTheHeartOfTexas]

Southern Air in Cincinnati is hiring dispatchers

do they require experience?

 

[Burrito]

do they require experience?

 

[PlaneFan82]

do they require experience?

Not only do they require experience, but they require a license.


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[MAK49]

do they require experience?

I recommend clicking links or tracking down the website (through this wonderful site called Google) for any respective air carrier posted on here and doing the research into what they require or prefer for their job openings. You gotta start doing the leg work now, because I can tell you that if you ever do get a license and go somewhere, no one is going to spoon feed you information all day, and you probably won't last long in this field...just saying.

 

[CRJInTheHeartOfTexas]

I recommend clicking links or tracking down the website (through this wonderful site called Google) for any respective air carrier posted on here and doing the research into what they require or prefer for their job openings. You gotta start doing the leg work now, because I can tell you that if you ever do get a license and go somewhere, no one is going to spoon feed you information all day, and you probably won't last long in this field...just saying.

CRM.... chill dude.

 

[Hecklers2002]

 

[747Dispatcher]

Southern Air in Cincinnati is hiring dispatchers

do you know how much the starting pay is ?

 

[F9DXER]

If I remember correctly I think around 50k

 

[pljenkins]

Does Southern still flight follow with a stopwatch?

 

[747Dispatcher]

If I remember correctly I think around 50k

are you sure ?
i worked for them in CT and it was 55k , it must've dropped with the move to CVG

 

[F9DXER]

I could be wrong - Lord know I have been told that before more than once and by more than one person.

 

[womanpilot73]

are you sure ? i worked for them in CT and it was 55k , it must've dropped with the move to CVG

A friend worked there briefly last year... Was 12 hour shifts and 47K.

 

[F9DXER]

Does Southern still flight follow with a stopwatch?

Flight Following? At my first airline if CNN didn't call within 30 min after ETA, we presumed we landed at our destination.

 

[Kev]

Does Southern still flight follow with a stopwatch?

When I worked there we had a sundial. They had one in Zulu time too - an astronomical marvel.

But seriously... they have WSI fusion and it's all good.

But God Damn, do I miss that sundial.

 

[Kev]

A friend worked there briefly last year... Was 12 hour shifts and 47K.

10 hrs now, 4 on 3 off. They went Flag/Domestic.

Salary range seems unlikely to have changed. Should be in that area.

 

[pljenkins]

Interesting goings on there with Atlas buying them. Hope they don't get the bright idea to move operations to New York, but might want to put that possibility on the long range radar if you jump on the Southern thing. In terms of a growing airline though, Southern fits the bill! 10 year contract with DHL should keep the checks cashable...