If you REALLY need a job

[NovemberEcho]

https://warisboring.com/the-sinaloa...rivals-major-airlines-c7a7081533e4#.97ctgw601

Disclaimer: please don't apply to work for a drug cartel

 

[tcco94]

Pay/QOL/domiciles?

 

[JordanD]

Pay/QOL/domiciles?

Upgrade? How's the Lincoln, NE to Juarez commute?

 

[mshunter]

Pay/QOL/domiciles?

The first job pays good, after that, the pay starts to drop dramatically. QOL is good if you don't mind living in the Chicken but, but you'll probably end up eventually swimming with the fishes. Domiciles are usually in the remote regions of Mexico.

 

[tcco94]

The first job pays good, after that, the pay starts to drop dramatically. QOL is good if you don't mind living in the Chicken but, but you'll probably end up eventually swimming with the fishes. Domiciles are usually in the remote regions of Mexico.

What happens if I want to cancel for weather? Am I just digging my grave at that point?

 

[mshunter]

What happens if I want to cancel for weather? Am I just digging my grave at that point?

Your grave was dug before you accepted the job.

 

[Autothrust Blue]

Upgrade? How's the Lincoln, NE to Juarez commute?

CASS participants?

 

[gotWXdagain]

Pay for training? Contract? I bet these guys are 24 hour on call.

 

[Inverted]

WHAT ABOUT CREW MEALS?!

 

[NovemberEcho]

You'll have enough cocaine you won't want to eat

 

[chrisreedrules]

Your grave was dug before you accepted the job.

Huard style.

 

[Deleted member 21509]

Do you think cartel bosses prefer in n out or whataburger?

 

[skypilot6]

You might want to think twice before writing up the nav light.

 

[mastermags]

Upgrade? How's the Lincoln, NE to Juarez commute?

You have to fly into ELP and take the Kew Shuttle.

 

[AAPalmTree]

Pablo is gonna KDA.

 

[ppragman]

A complicated nexus of shell companies, private airlines and “training schools” conceals their true purpose.

There's a reasonable chance you could work for one of these places and have no idea.

 

[NovemberEcho]

There's a reasonable chance you could work for one of these places and have no idea.

That explains Florida aviation

 

[ppragman]

To all the snide comments, I'd imagine that other than the risk of being imprisoned, this is probably a "relatively safe" place to work in most parts of the operation. Realistically, the airplanes are probably really nice if they're flying across the border, because you wouldn't want to draw attention to yourself if you were moving a bunch of drugs across the border. Everything probably has the external appearance of being incredibly legit, smugglers aren't Han Solo (successful ones anyway) the good ones are the ones you don't even realize are smugglers. In fact, I'd bet serious money, that most of the crews involved in the drug trade have no idea they're even involved:

http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2010/dec/16/us-pilots-face-more-jail-in-dominican-republic/

I'd imagine that there are a bunch of charter companies that periodically have "shipments" moved under inspection panels, etc. If you get too greedy you'd do something stupid and not be able to use that avenue any more, so it'd have to be seamless. Frankly, I'd be cautious pretty much any time you left the airplane unattended and were planning on making a northbound border crossing.

 

[JordanD]

You might want to think twice before writing up the nav light.

Like you're going to be flying with lights on anyway

 

[mrivc211]

You'll have enough cocaine you won't want to eat

The one thing I dislike about living in Orange County, is more than 50% of people that go out to bars/lounges are doing coke or some form of narcotic. I had no clue this was going on until recently.