Senior Delta 747 Captains LQQKie!

[derg]

Run, don't walk, I hear it's a great opportunity! Go go go before all those other guys snatch the glory.

REF 1005: B747-400 Captains

Duration: Contract term 3 years renewable

Base: Shanghai, P.R China

Start: Immediate and ongoing

Type: Great opportunity for B747-400 Captains to work with a well known operator in China

Experience:
ICAO ATPL
B747-400 PIC type rating and experience
Total time: Minimum of 5,000 hours
Total B747-400 PIC time: Minimum of 500 hours
Have flown B747-400 & have Sim Check within the last 6 months
Current license and B747-400 type rating
Age under 56 years at start of contract

Qualifications:
B747-400 type rating and experience

9 consecutive days free of duty off per calendar month
2.5 days per month/30 days per year
Accommodation Allowance
Travel & Living Allowance
Medical and Personal Accident Insurance is provided free of charge

Please register your details or update your existing registration details with Rishworth Aviation on www.rishworthaviation.com & contact Mariana Bould at mariana.bould@rishworthaviation.com

Further information will be sent to you if your qualifications match those required for this contract.

Rishworth Aviation
P O Box 37 434
Parnell
Auckland 1052
New Zealand

Ph: + 64 9 302 0080
Fx: + 64 9 302 0078
www.rishworthaviation.com

 

[ppragman]

Run, don't walk, I hear it's a great opportunity! Go go go before all those other guys snatch the glory.

Doug, are you spamming your own site?

 

[derg]

I'm trying to move up the seniority list a little bit!

 

[Murdoughnut]

I think Doug is just getting board with only two engines.

 

[ppragman]

Smart man! Are you going to go as far as sabotage?

 

[Malko]

I'm trying to move up the seniority list a little bit!

Why you kicking your formerly known as NWA brothers to the curb....

 

[derg]

Aww man, it's just like when we had a bunch of newhires on the ER up in JFK. You'd be on a layover and the noobie would always suggest that you're not a man unless you can finish the meat plate "for two" all by yourself at the Balkan Grill in Den Haag. Or 'Hey man, shorts, short-sleeves and no DEET is a-ok in Accra! Meet ya at dusk by the pool?"

 

[aloft]

I think Doug is just getting board with only two engines.

Spelling fail.

 

[derg]

*sssh!* it's better that way!

 

[Murdoughnut]

Spelling fail.

Ah! A mighty FAIL indeed.

 

[Minuteman]

Ah! A mighty FAIL indeed.

SRSLY, it's 'Dough'.

 

[Malko]

I think Doug is just getting board with only two engines.

Spelling fail.

Spelling fail.....Not really.

That is how you spell board.

Is it a misuse of the word board? Sure, but not misspelled.

 

[N826AW]

9 days off per month? Srsly?

 

[derg]

You guys aren't helping my plight.

 

[Minuteman]

I heard you can get lead poisoning from those Chinese airliners.

 

[derg]

Stoppit!!

Dangit, folks, I'm just trying to grab onto a widebody captain seat before I hit mandatory age 75 retirement!

 

[Nick]

9 days off per month? Srsly?

Like a bunch of others on this site I taught students from China to fly and they have been flying for the airlines over there for a few years now.

Compared to ours, their monthly schedule is total garbage.

9-10 days off, even for long-haul pilots, is the norm.

I would bet that they aren't doing a 16 hour workday either though, or several 14 hour days in a row with 9 hour layovers. They typically do daytrips or two-day trips. There is no commuting.

In China though, that is a lot better than working in a factory for 4-5 days off a month so they do not dislike their job, they are just jealous of the days off that I can get here.

I'm going over for a week weeks next month to see for myself.

 

[kellwolf]

9 days off per month? Srsly?

Dude. I only get one more day off a month. And it's a BIG JET!!!! Srsly? What's the problem. I'd do it FOR FREEEEEE!

 

[Louie1975]

Like a bunch of others on this site I taught students from China to fly and they have been flying for the airlines over there for a few years now.

Wait!!! They skipped the CFI, Banner Towing, 135 route and went straight to the airlines?

Well, I know the deal. This is my 3rd year in the Central Valley of CA training the Chinese.

 

[Louie1975]

Correction.....4th year.