View Full Version : Info on Hamlin Jet Ltd
Sir Donald
25th April 2003, 19:14
Hello everybody,
I am after some information on the company, fleet, working conditions etc
Any help is appreciated.
The Don
Pete O'Tewbe
26th April 2003, 00:34
Checkout www.hamlinjet.com for a start.
ww2flyer
26th April 2003, 09:23
I too saw the advertisment in flight nternational. I looked at the web site but it gives no information to which aircraft they operate other than the lj45.
I am surprised to see the time required (low) to fly as a co-pilot in the 45. Does anyone know how they operate a N reg aircraft for charter assuming it even gets chartered?
Too me it sounds like a great opportunity, other people's knowledge and thoughts would be greatfully recieved.
thanks ww2
:confused:
Sherry Bobbins
30th April 2003, 04:35
Hope this is useful...
Fleet = 2 x LJ45, both N-reg, both privately owned & not available for charter. Both aircraft live with Signature @ Luton
Flying is typically Luton - Newcastle - Northolt - Luton (or reverse) or Luton - Lydd - Nice - Luton (or reverse).
SB
BritishGuy
4th May 2003, 19:07
Ok, So, I'm assuming that you can't roll up at Hanmlin Jets offices and ask them to take you from A-B. Is that right? From what I understand is that they're privately owned (as stated above) and ONLY operated for the sole and primary use of the person (or corporaton) that owns them. Correct???
Sherry Bobbins
4th May 2003, 23:21
British Guy,
Correct. They can only be used for non-commercial operations, and "Joe Bloggs Ltd" who own the aircraft have total control of who flies on them. As you say, you could not roll up at Hamlin Jet's office and announce that you wanted to charter one of their aircraft from A to B.
SB
BritishGuy
5th May 2003, 05:14
Ok, so running the risk of sounding totally stupid......how the hell do they make their money then?? They just manage the 2 Lears they own??? And I suppose the Lears are wither owned by them or by weathly private individuals right? So where do they make their money?
Sherry Bobbins
5th May 2003, 22:58
Don't know the details of how they make their money, but at a guess, I would say that it was a combination of a "managment fee" charged to the aircraft owners, and/or adding a percentage to all bills received (fuel, landing, handling, nav. charges etc.) before passing them onto the owners.
SB