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Aussie
30th Mar 2005, 13:03
Hey anyone heard of Wrights air? They operate out of William creek. Just wondering if anyone knows anything ab out them.


Thanks

Ang737
30th Mar 2005, 21:54
Yeah they operate a GA8 Airvan. Owned by Trevor Wright

Atlas Shrugged
30th Mar 2005, 22:42
Wrights Air (http://www.wrightsair.com.au/)

Google - it's your friend!

Rich-Fine-Green
30th Mar 2005, 23:35
Never worked for him but socially a top bloke.

:ok:

Aussie
13th Jun 2005, 12:43
Just to bring the topic up again,

anyone been to william creek? Is it actually a town?
Anyone worked for wrights air?

Id like to speak to someone who is/has please.

Aussie

185skywagon
13th Jun 2005, 23:24
william creek is a small settlement west of Lake Eyre.
wrightsair owns a house and accomodation complex for their staff. there is a pub and a cafe. dirt road in both directions. cool to cold in winter, hot to very hot in summer. they run up to 7 aircraft out of william ck at the height of the tourist season.
i haven't worked for trevor but have met him a few times there, during the course of our own business out that way.
he has given a lot of newbies a start. would appear to run a good ship.

185.

tinpis
14th Jun 2005, 00:12
Flies .
Whole familys in cowboys hats including baby. http://www.augk18.dsl.pipex.com/Smileys/cowboy2.gif
Red dust.
More flies
The Race meeting.
Ummm..umm.. there must be something else...

Drydipper
14th Jun 2005, 05:01
Hi Aussie,

Been there done that.
whats you interest in William Creek?
I worked for trevor for a while out at William Creek, it was a good first job experience....life experience.
I saw trevor recently and he said WC was very quite...no water in Lake Eyre.
Excellent facillitys and Aircraft,and alot of fun (for a limited time).
But very remote,except for the grooveygrape bus load of backpackers.The pub has to be seen to be belived..
all in all a big thumbs up...

multime
17th Jun 2005, 07:59
girl60*95aniav.gif :ok:

Did a few laps around the pond myself a few years ago.Based with another company in the Metrpolis of Maree.
Met Trev a few times and have to say he,s a genuine down to earth guy. Based in Coober Peedy in a good year when the lake fills it,s flat out!.Good experience allround

Cheers
Multi:ok:

Aussie
17th Jun 2005, 10:45
hey, anyone know what kind of hrs one can expect to fly per yr out bush.

I know it varies, but a rough figure?

200hrs - 800hrs?

Cheers

Aussie

OpsNormal
17th Jun 2005, 17:16
Does depend on where you are are what you're predominantly doing with the aircraft, but some only do 2-300 while bush in seasonal outfits, while others experience up to 900-1000 hrs worth of commerce a year.

Varies as much as that, but I would think the norm (educated guess) to be somewhere around 6-700 hrs p.a.

OpsN.;)

OpsNormal
20th Jun 2005, 12:51
Aussie, check your PM's.

If you speak to Trevor or Adam Wright, say G'day from Dave (from Alice). You could do a lot worse for a low time first job.

Regards,

OpsN.

;)