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Old 21st Sep 2010, 09:30
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jetopa
 
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F2000 job in India...

Does anybody know this outfit or at least have heard of it? The conditions aren't great, but before I go any deeper:
  • Where is the acft. based?
  • What is the accomodation like?
  • Do they pay on time?
  • Where do they go?
  • What does the health insurance package cover?
  • What must I have in mind when I hear 'ground transportation allowance'?
  • Who is behind all this?

I seem to have seen this job a number of times, which makes me scratch my head...

Conditions are as listed below:

Falcon 2000 Captain

Our Client, a corporate air carrier operating in India, requires for immediate employment two Falcon 2000 Captains and one Falcon 2000 TRI/TRE for domestic and international operations.

Candidates must:

- hold a recognized airline pilot license with a captain type rating on the Falcon 2000;
- in the case of the TRI/TRE, hold TRI/TRE qualifications on the Falcon 2000;
- have at least 2,000 hours total PIC time;
- have at least 100 hours as PIC on the aircraft;
- have a current PPC on the Falcon 2000;
- be current on the aircraft; - hold a valid Class 1 medical;
- be less than age 58;
- have flown the aircraft within the last six months;
- hold a an ICAO Level IV English certificate;
have no record of responsibility for any aviation incident/accident or license suspension.

Our client offers a benefit package including:

- a monthly salary between 8,000 and 9,000 US $ after tax depending on experience (equivalent to approximately 12,000 /13,800 US $ per month before income tax);
- an annual 30 day paid vacation;
- a free furnished two bedroom apartment at base or 1,000 US $ monthly lodging allowance;
- international medical insurance coverage;
- a local ground transportation allowance;

A three year renewable contract is offered.
Thanks for your replies!
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