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flyboy7
9th Nov 2007, 14:54
The licensing council approved 4 weekly frequencies for Comair on the London route. It is great news, if Comair is really interested in doing it. :ok:

line-driver
9th Nov 2007, 16:05
if Comair is really interested in doing it.

along the lines that I have also heard.

Carrot in front of the vast lines of unsatisfactory and ready to resign pilots, afraid it will not do any more for most.

TwinJock
10th Nov 2007, 06:21
Obviously not helping to stem the exodus! Another 8 names being added to the EK interview list for December.

The grounding of the B732's by SACAA might be a blessing in disguise for Comair - they are running low on crew and this might just help for a couple of days to forget about their crewing woes!

Comair to the UK - will it be with DC10's or B727's?:p

777Contrail
10th Nov 2007, 07:59
Even if Comair does start up a long haul ops., this will only serve to make their pilots MORE marketable.

They have to start looking at the T&C's of their aircrew.:ugh:

They will need to GROW the pilot numbers if they want to do this, at this stage they can hardly keep it stable..............

But then, the guys and gals at Comair have heard this all before......a couple of times. I'm sure they wouldn't be falling for an old tired carrot like this one :rolleyes:............

at the beach
10th Nov 2007, 08:06
some stories about the work being carried out by non-comair / external crews!!!:(:(:(

B?
10th Nov 2007, 08:55
Heard non-comair crew just to keep the normal schedule going.

olirindis
10th Nov 2007, 09:38
Surplus Airways crews gonna do the flyin;)

line-driver
10th Nov 2007, 09:51
B? wrote: Heard non-comair crew just to keep the normal schedule going.

at the beach wrote: some stories about the work being carried out by non-comair / external crews!!!:(:(:(

Now there is a riot in the making.:=:=:=:=:*:*:*

flyboy7
11th Nov 2007, 11:01
They are finding it difficult to maintain the normal schedule due to a shortage of crew. The December period even more so - rosters are late again.

Expect news on them obtaining a wet-leased aircraft for the festive season to ease the situation.

line-driver
11th Nov 2007, 22:54
seen the same notice, good intentions but reality will probably be totally different, "to ease the situation", no way, same over-worked schedule for the locals,definetly no "relief", all that will happen is that additional capacity is created by the "wet-lease" so that more $$$$ can flow into the accounts of ??. and what happens when the "wet-lease" goes technical/"US", even more nightmare FDP's and reshuffling. not holding my breathe on this one.

beechbum
12th Nov 2007, 07:13
News of a leased 737-800 to help out during the festive season.......ummm! Interesting times!

grgplanes
12th Nov 2007, 13:51
News of a leased 737-800 to help out during the festive season

For who, Comair or Kulula? Apparently they received 2 737-300 and 2 737-400s in the last two or three weeks, with the 733 currently operating in all-white scheme, while the two 734s is in for paint-job and checks...? Could be wrong though.

777Contrail
12th Nov 2007, 14:02
Ag, c'mon guys!

You're just being "unproffesional" again!

Spreading all these rumours.....................:}

beechbum
13th Nov 2007, 04:48
777 contrail....
Out of the horses mouth....watch this space!