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Old 7th Dec 2005, 07:07
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first do not talk about my mother ,OK.If you are not able to accept any critisizim ,in this case it is better that you do not post any reply in this forum and stay out .Talking about the company well ,why do not ask about to the meccanic from Zimbawe that does manteinance to your airplane ?and than always the same problem pilots like you have to stay out from Africa ,no wondering why there are more incdent than other places.Just to tell a story that even many others SA pilots have been disguted from the attitude of owner of KAS had at that time with me.
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Old 7th Dec 2005, 07:19
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Ciao Ri....almost said Riccardo!

Why don't you make him an offer in return that he can not understand or couldn't refuse? Send him something, some of moma's pasta wrapped with a nice picture of a horse on it ? Cappeesh?

That way, in the event that things do get ugly, you tell him that the papa in Roma is now German, and he better watch it, cos you also pay for your sins to be forgiven!

Did you contact Fatties & Moanies? Oh no, that was another oke!

But on the lighter side, you're better of in the US of A anyway, if you ask my opinion, Africa currently will eat you alive and spit only the bones out, ask any cavorting cheetah, his cage was moved to North of the ITCZ!

In the meantime, don't jump on the mattress', they neighbours could hear...
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Old 7th Dec 2005, 07:40
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P68Bravo, thx for your reply. will contact you later. You sound like someone really hit you under the belt ?!?
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MysticFlyer for me it is difficult to understand you post .
skyboyerik yes I am hit under my the belt, and could happent also to you .At least I have the courage to speak up and tell the true story, like happen to me before to go back in Tanzania.It was very helpfull to know a lot stories about operatos there ,of course it did not avoid the problems ,but at least I went ther with open eyes.My personal anger does not have anythink to do with the reality of the fact.If you dont like what I said sorry just forget about it and good luck.
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Old 7th Dec 2005, 10:10
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It's ok, I get it often, it sometimes almost mystifies myself in a mafioso style of way. Don't you just agree cheetah, I noted your cage moved
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Old 25th Feb 2007, 16:22
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Zimex Beech 200

Besides the Twotters does Zimex still have the King Air 200's and if yes do you need a JAA licence for the 200 as well?
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Old 25th Feb 2007, 18:01
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The one in Algeria- yes probably. Reg HB-GJD.
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Old 9th Mar 2007, 21:10
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conditions at Zimex

Hi Guys
Does anyone know what is the salary like (approx) with Zimex as F/O and Captain in Angola and Algeria on the DHC-6 ?
Thanks
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Old 13th Mar 2007, 05:07
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Now? Before Good!

I don't know about now, but Zimex used to be a great company to work for. If you can get on with them, good luck and have fun.
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Old 1st Apr 2007, 10:14
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About Zimex

hi Flying dog,

about Zimex salary, what you need to know is that your salary depends of many things. Position, CPT or F/O, flying experience, type ratings, and location you 'll be base. But in order to give you some usefull information, expect, 2800 Euros/month as a F/O and 3500 Euros/month as a CPT, based in Algeria (operating on be1900 or DH-6), and if I consider only one type rating and for exemple 2000 flying hours. Of course the salary I gave you results of the average on 12 months. ( As you may know, dependings of the location but, the rooster is 4weeks on/4weeks off or 5/5 or 6/4 ). So as far as I'm concerned it seems to be quite interesting.

does these informations helping you ?, I hope so, bye.
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Old 1st Apr 2007, 12:42
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comtatvenaissin thanks very much for the info, it greatly helps indeed
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Old 16th May 2007, 15:47
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What's more or less de monthly flight time they usually do when on duty, cause I heard it's pretty low.

Somebody also told me they operate some C-208, is that true? An if yes, where?

Thanks
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Old 17th May 2007, 04:35
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George Wiesner

Is he still with Zimex?
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Old 19th May 2007, 12:11
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Affirmative

Affirmative, he is..
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Old 20th May 2007, 11:18
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hello doudou,

about your question concerning flying hours on duty, it' s a little bit difficult to reply precisely. Because it depends of the kind of aircraft you're flying. Then it depends on which machine you are type rated, and as a consequence which position in Zimex you are looking for. But for exemple and in order to give you an idee, expect between 80 to 100 hours/MONTH on Be 1900D in Algeria and on the contrary 250 to 400/YEAR if you fly a DHC-6 in Saoudia.
I'm afraid, to be unable to give you a more accurate reply...

Is Zimex operating the C-208 ? I can be more precise, the answer is YES !
A friend of mine is flying with in Algeria.
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Old 20th May 2007, 17:57
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Thank you very much for the infos.

Happy landings
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