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ringer2008
10th Feb 2010, 00:28
Hello everyone

Just wondering if working for Air Asia is it possible to commute to Australia.

Is it possible to have block time off or can you request days off to make it possible?

Any advice would be great.

Virtual Reality
11th Feb 2010, 03:21
A simple answer is "NO". A typical A320 roster would be 3 days ON,3 days OFF and 3 days ON 2 days OFF. I am not sure about A330/A340's rosters.

brasmelzuit
11th Feb 2010, 03:48
if you work for Indonesia Air Asia, based in Bali, it's a commutable schedule, as long as you can responsible for your own rest period. It's a 4 ON 2-3 OFF , or 3-3 schedule..:ok:

babotika
11th Feb 2010, 07:13
Commuting is a bit of a long shot but you could make it home 1-2 times a month for a few days.

Rosters don't follow any conceivable pattern right now - you can get any combination between 5 and 2 on or off in a row.

S.

Chrome
11th Feb 2010, 08:27
ringer2008, yes you can.

Mid last year Operations introduced a bidding system in which you can request for 5 days consecutive days off once a month. The scheme is via email and sent to the rosterers starting every 28th of the month for a roster in a months time. For a March roster, bids are sent out starting 28th Jan till 2nd Feb. First come first serve. Quite a good scheme if you ask me.

A Captain here has his family in Perth and arranges with the rosterers to work (hard) for 3 weeks then gets a week off to go back to Perth. With AirAsia X servicing Perth daily, it works out quite well for him.

ringer2008
12th Feb 2010, 02:47
I hear Air Asia is going to be doing daily flights to the Gold Coast from KL around April? Is this true.

And if you are able to commute do you have to pay for your own ticket or can you jump seat with air asia?

bila
12th Feb 2010, 04:33
You can't have the cake and have it all mate! :=

Remember its a low cost outfit.. ;)

babotika
12th Feb 2010, 10:38
You can jumpseat home with AirAsia (AK/QZ/FD) but not AirAsia X (D7) where ID90 fare applies.

S.

Labomba
26th Feb 2010, 12:01
Thank you for the roster info!
Three more questions if I may:
1. I don't know if salary is function of experience. With 1500 hrs regional jet PIC and 6000+ Boeing F/O, what T§C can I expect?
1b. What about income taxe (different at diffzerent bases? tax free?..)
2. Once we start at one base, is it possible to move to another one?
3. Any chance to move to the AsiaX after some time?

Thanks a lot
LB

capson
27th Feb 2010, 04:29
(housing allow.?) :ugh:
DUDE...it's a LOWCOST....;)

Labomba
8th Mar 2010, 06:56
Thank you for the info!
Three more questions if I may:
1. I don't know if salary is function of experience. With 1500 hrs regional jet PIC and 6000+ Boeing F/O, what T§C can I expect?
1b. What about income taxe (different at diffzerent bases? tax free?..)
2. Once we start at one base, is it possible to move to another one?
3. Any chance to move to the AsiaX after some time?

Thanks a lot
LB

Canyon Runner
22nd Mar 2010, 09:27
Hey guys,

Might be the wrong place to put this thread but could not find anyplace else after looking much.

I have ab 3000 hours total of which 1500 are narrow body jet SIC time. All Airline experience. Any idea if Air Asia hires expats as FOs?

Your help is much appreciated!!

Cheers

ringer2008
22nd Mar 2010, 09:29
air asia does not hire expat FO's.

Oceanic815Pilot
22nd Mar 2010, 12:35
Can anyone shed some light as to what the AirAsia pay and T&C are like? Thanks

deerated
23rd Mar 2010, 05:42
Would anyone happen to have a direct contact number with the HR Department at Air Asia?
It would be greatly appreciated,

Thanks,
Deerated

SolySombra
12th Oct 2010, 09:45
I need the Air asia HR contact number , maybe you can help me,
thanks anyway

Oscar

As i said before thanks Anyway

tomohark
21st Oct 2010, 07:12
Looking for information on the AIR ASIA interview.
Written Exam, Interview, Sim, medical , etc etc.
Is there a tech exam, what is it based on, Regulations, FCOM for Airbus, TEC ETC.
Any information would be...