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Old 28th Dec 2005, 11:35
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FI's willing to work in India?

A new world class FTO comming up near Mumbai BOM, will FI's & Ground Inst. be willing to work on xpat terms?

Any help cheers.
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Old 28th Dec 2005, 13:36
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Why not just employ Indian pilots? If the Indian Air Force is anything to go by, India has some darned good aviators!
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Why not just employ Indian pilots?

Beagle, why bother pointing this out - I would have thought any extra jobs a good thing - unless of course it is a scam!
(And there are enough jobs go to India in other sectors)
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I'm just wondering why there's a trawl for ex-pats, when the usual reason for outsourcing to India is to reduce labour costs.

It would be interesting - and perhaps revealing - to learn what salary scales this 'world class FTO' is thinking of paying.......
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Of course it would help if we knew what World Class means!

Is it based on the HCF or the LCD?

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Shortage of pilots and inst. There is a desprate situation in India for pilots.

All the flt schools have lost their inst to the airlines, hence the need for expat inst. Dont know about world class
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and the name is.....?

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Message from an Indian Airline:

Dear xxxxxx
Thank you very much for your interest in xxxxxx. Indian Regulations do not permit employment of Foreign Nationals as First Officers.
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