US pay and conditions

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Dear all,
Currently working UK operations controller with aircraft dispatch experience.
Relatives in the States - thinking of hauling ass, willing to do the FAA thing.
Anyone out there give me any idea of approx pay and conditions for dispatchers or ops staff?
I love you all.
yur'tis

[Re-Route]

from various adds ive seen pay generally starts at $22k - $29k depending on outfit location etc.
good luck.

[Captain Chaos001]

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Ref your enquiry for pay conditions for Ops work in the USA. Well I am working for a Air Ambulance compnay in the USA earning in the region of 40-45K USD depending on experience as well. I got my FAA Dispatch Lic last year from AFDTC in Dallas and then moved to the USA earlier this year from the UK.

CC

[DougS]

You might also want to check out my "Will Dispatch For Food" website at http://www.ps1fplan.com/wdff.htm

It contains data on starting pay, conditions, benefits, at a lot of US airlines.

[simshield]

Captian Chaos please drop us a line. Would like some info if pos...Currently working for a UK charter outfit.

[Foursloscrews]

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The numbers are about right, at the moment
Transmeridian (supplemental) is starting
dispatchers at 30K USD and going up after
6 months. Most carriers will be at that
mark - however your not going to get hired
by DAL/UAL/AAL etc etc unless you know some
one then your going to be a Slojo for a long
time. Supplemental carriers are the way to
go, your more on the lines of a European Ops
controller/supervisor than just pushing tin
around for eight (or in our case ten)


Remember Foursloscrews

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Thanks everyone - still a very real possibility - I really do love you all very much indeed - with tongues and everything.
yur'tis

[WildBill]

Hello Capt C!!

Hope all is well over there with you...Don't work too hard!!

[Captain Chaos001]

Hi Wildbill

How's it ? Things couldn't be better here in USA. Too many Chalabongs.

Got your msg ref the Oakleys, will respond asap.

Regards

CC