Nigeria

[babisiliop]

Does anybody know which companies in Nigeria doing captain's recruitement?
Any info related to T's&C's would be most appreciated.

Cheers

[CoiledString]

My uncle has a private jet which he operates for a Nigerian prince. No interview required, he simply requires a payment of $30,000 transferred to his account via Western Union money transfer - to cover training costs. Your annual salary will be $219,562 (net)working 5 on 9 off. If you simply email your bank details (including the long number across your bank card, CCV and Pin) to - [email protected] he can deal with setting up your salary (etc.)...

:O

[Springbok614]

What types?

[babisiliop]

B737Classic/NG

[peterperfect]

dreamliner....

[Springbok614]

Don't know wether they are recruiting at present, but the 737 operators in Nigeria are Arik Air, Aero Contractors, Chanchangi Airlines and a company HAK Air that seems be in the process of starting up.

[ChiefT]

Hm, B744 MaxAir and Kabo? Or was that another thread?

[FLYDHC8]

CoiledString,

Isn't that joke getting too old? Serious questions require serious answers.

Babisiliop,

Medview airlines also flies the B737-400.

[Solid Rust Twotter]

Isn't that joke getting too old?


You wouldn't think so, judging by the number of rocket surgeons on here who find dealing with a dodgy fake airline to be a good idea.

[eagleflier]

Arik Air is definitely looking for Captains on the NG. Very high turnover of Captains. As an expatriate, you get a 30-30 rotation.
Salaries come a bit late and ops can drive you crazy at times.

[babisiliop]

Do you have any contact email?

Cheers

[ChiefT]

Overland seems to hire too.