contract in India with aeroprofessional???

[JohnAir]

Hey folks,
i'm a long time reader but first time ''poster''
I applyed few weeks ago for a captain contract in India via Aeroprofessional. The thing is, I never heard anyone talking about that compagny. So if someone could share some info and also tell me what i should expect in Mombai or NewDelhi
Regards
JA

[Nevrekar]

The company you are most likely referring to is AEROPERSONNEL, Not Aeroprofessional. They are a well established contract agency based in Montreal, Canada. I know they do contracts for JetAirways, ARAMCO etc etc.
They have a website as well that has job listings etc. The guy there is Andre Allard. I had a application with them but decided to go to Spicejet on my own.
Other contract agencies are: Parc Aviation, Rishworth, IASCO, PremAir, DirectPersonnel.

[JohnAir]

thxs guys for the reply...

NevreKar, I know Aeropersonel and Mr Allard but the compagny that i'm talking about is base in UK...


anyone else that would like to share some comment good/bad

cheer

[skytrek21]

aeroprofessional is a pretty good company....the guy there is Konstantinos or you can also talk to Ann turner....both good people and extremely helpful. Need anymore info let me know. I went through them as well.

sky

[JohnAir]

thxs sky,


i already received the first call from them!! right now i'm in the process for security clearance.

Are you working in India right now?? any suggestion where i should go between Mombay and Newdelhi??

thxs again

JA

[skytrek21]

If your contract is for Indigo, then you'll most probably get Delhi. Bombay or Delhi, it's all the same as far as city life is concerned. It's highly populated and heavy traffic. But I heard Indigo is a pretty good company, so you'll like it.

sky

[JohnAir]

I think it's it's for Air Sahara that became Jetlite( correct me if i'm wrong)... and it's for a CRj contract
Do you have any idea what kind of appartment they provide?
any regret since you left?? About the life style?
Thxs for your time Sky
JA

[skytrek21]

check pm johnair

[speedtwoten]

JA, if the contract for JET LITE/AIR SAHARA don't go the company is a mess:{, nobody knows why Narash Goyal bought this company without changing the management :confused:I heard they having problem with the professionalism of the employee, and I heard now the hotel they provided are also down grad to lower one (from Hyatt to Hindustan International in Kolkata), as long Narash keeping the old management this company will go from bad to worse, even the CEO Mr. Garry Kingshott seem giving up already:{.

[JohnAir]

Hi speed,

thxs for the reply... have you worked for Air Sahara before??? do you have any idea what kind of flight there doing??

Are you flying in India now? How you like it so far?? you whant share your experience??

pm me if you whant

ciao

[tonylollo]

Who is Aeroprofressional in the UK. I know Aeropersonnel and they are:uhoh::uhoh:

[kotakota]

Ok everybody, have got totally confused about which airline Aeropersonnel are advertising for in India re- NG Training Captains etc in this weeks FlightGlobal ads.
Seems a reasonable contract ,particularly the 3 months paid off a year , but I need to know the airline before getting involved.
Anybody got the definitive answer please?

[HAWK21M]

Organised Airlines out here would be Jet Airways,Kingfisher,Blue Dart,Indigo & Spice Jet.
regds
MEL

[speedtwoten]

Organised Airlines out here would be Jet Airways,Kingfisher,Blue Dart,Indigo & Spice Jet.
regds

John Air you are informed already:\

[kotakota]

So if you apply to aeropersonnels ad , you do not know which airline you are going to get ? sounds a bit unlikely to me.

[JohnAir]

when you apply online normally you don't know which airline you apply for...but when you received your package you see the name of the compagny on the contract sheet!!!

about you guys you have any comment about Air Sahara.


thxs

JA

[skytrek21]

Air Sahara now know as Jet lite is a subsidiary of Jet Airways. If you are going in for the CRJ position with them, you should be fine. Now since they are a part of Jet, they are in a better financial position and are relatively doing well. If you are getting a contract with them, just go out there, fly as much as you need to and make the money. Since the contract is going through an agency, you should be fine as far as pay is concerned.

sky

[JohnAir]

thxs Sky

finnaly a good comment about that compagny!!! exactly the way i think...enjoy the experience make the money and come back after...


:)