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Old 22nd July 2004, 08:19   #1 (permalink)
Simma
 
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: YVR
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Voyager Airway-yyb

Just got the call for an Interview at Voyager, FO on Medivacs,

anybody heard any good or bad stuff about them?

Pay?
Hours /month?

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Old 22nd July 2004, 10:09   #2 (permalink)
510orbust
 
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: UK
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yyb

when i did the interview oh so many years ago, it was with 3 people and they enjoyed the basic IFR questions. Dont expect to be based in north bay if you are medivac chances are more like timmins or S lookout. As far as pay goes if you message me privately and still need the info I can talk to a buddy of mine who still works there...

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I did hear the pay has come up some but still in the 20s area for an fo

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Old 24th July 2004, 20:32   #3 (permalink)
justcurious
 
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: The Frozen North
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Steady flying. Turbine time, steady schedule. Load half of tow hundred pounds once, fly for an hour, unload. Somebody else fuels you. Maintainers fix your airplane, versus, you with a wrench in your hand.

When and ir if AC/ Jazz hires again, voyageur has been a popular source of drivers.

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