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Hi there ,
just wondering if any one has a contact details for DHL Bahrain and if they are looking for the pilots.
I know it's a silly question to ask nowadays.
Cheers
just wondering if any one has a contact details for DHL Bahrain and if they are looking for the pilots.
I know it's a silly question to ask nowadays.
Cheers
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Yes they do, I guess you need to be current on type, maybe not a requirement, but they probably have enough applications from type rated pilots.
But its always s worth a try.
But its always s worth a try.
Their first 767-300 showed up yesterday and are getting another 5 300s this year plus 3 x 200s for a total of 8 in the fleet, an increase of 2 aircraft. 3 older 767-200s have been retired this year.
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Overall Role Purpose
To command DHL Aviation aircraft safely and efficiently in accordance with all company and regulatory rules and regulations
Is responsible for the operation and safety of the airplane from the moment the airplane is first ready to move for the purpose of taxiing prior to take-off until the moment it finally comes to rest at the end of the flight and the engine(s) used as primary propulsion units are shut down.
Specific Role Context
- This position has full oversight and control of the aircraft once the Captain has assumed control.
- Is responsible for the safe operation of the airplane and safety of its occupants and cargo from his arrival on board until he leaves the airplane at the end of the flight.
- To maintain a sound knowledge and understanding of the applicable Civil Aviation Regulations, aircraft systems, Standard Operating Procedures and carriage of dangerous goods.
- To foster solid working relationships with the crew on every flight in a dynamic environment where the Captain could be flying with a different crew member on any given day of a week.
- To encourage crew members to participate in decision making processes and to distribute work load evenly amongst crew members.
- To instill a firm understanding of the importance of OTP.
Skills / Qualifications
- Airline Transport Pilot License
- Experience commensurate with aircraft type and laid out in the Training Manual.
- Sound knowledge of the applicable Civil Aviation Regulations.
- Good communication skills are a prerequisite for this position.
- All components of CRM should be fully understood and continually practiced.
- Non B767 type rated Captains should have 5000 hours total time
- Non B767 type rated Captains should have1500 hours pilot in command above 60 Tons
- B767 type rated Captains should have 4000 hours total time
- B767 type rated Captains should have1000 hours PIC on Type
If you meet the requirements above, kindly send an online application by cl
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Standard monthly roster at DHL Bahrain. Used to average between 30 to 40 hours a month, about 35 a year ago but now the guys are doing in excess of 50 and about 55 hours a month is standard. In saying that a lot of expansion coming this year with flights as far as HKG, Shanghai, Sydney and Singapore. At present you come home every night but that is about to change with this expansion. Rumour has it new aircraft coming as well, pilots told me they have heard 737 and 777. Currently they only have 767 in Bahrain and will keep them if and when new aircraft arrive.
FO - Current salary 10K USD a month based on 30 hours which includes your housing allowance and per diem. With the extra flying maybe now 11.5K a month
CA - Current salary 13.5K USD a month based on 30 hours which includes your housing allowance and per diem. With extra flying now approximately 15k - 15.5k USD a month
All salaries tax free.
FO - Current salary 10K USD a month based on 30 hours which includes your housing allowance and per diem. With the extra flying maybe now 11.5K a month
CA - Current salary 13.5K USD a month based on 30 hours which includes your housing allowance and per diem. With extra flying now approximately 15k - 15.5k USD a month
All salaries tax free.
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Standard monthly roster at DHL Bahrain. Used to average between 30 to 40 hours a month, about 35 a year ago but now the guys are doing in excess of 50 and about 55 hours a month is standard. In saying that a lot of expansion coming this year with flights as far as HKG, Shanghai, Sydney and Singapore. At present you come home every night but that is about to change with this expansion. Rumour has it new aircraft coming as well, pilots told me they have heard 737 and 777. Currently they only have 767 in Bahrain and will keep them if and when new aircraft arrive.
FO - Current salary 10K USD a month based on 30 hours which includes your housing allowance and per diem. With the extra flying maybe now 11.5K a month
CA - Current salary 13.5K USD a month based on 30 hours which includes your housing allowance and per diem. With extra flying now approximately 15k - 15.5k USD a month
All salaries tax free.
FO - Current salary 10K USD a month based on 30 hours which includes your housing allowance and per diem. With the extra flying maybe now 11.5K a month
CA - Current salary 13.5K USD a month based on 30 hours which includes your housing allowance and per diem. With extra flying now approximately 15k - 15.5k USD a month
All salaries tax free.
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Whatever the t&c s are I can gaurantee they are 100% better than many of us are getting in whatever our individual survival mode is at present. This has always been an excellent job to go for if you have any desire to fly in the ME.
My question for those in the know, I assume its on a Bahrain ATPL? Are the medical standards the same as UK / EASA? It would be nice to at least dream of being one of the lucky few hired, but with a fairly thick medical file now despite an unrestricted Class 1 I wonder if I should even dream
My question for those in the know, I assume its on a Bahrain ATPL? Are the medical standards the same as UK / EASA? It would be nice to at least dream of being one of the lucky few hired, but with a fairly thick medical file now despite an unrestricted Class 1 I wonder if I should even dream
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Interviews are in Bahrain, the sim is right next door in the Gulf Air training center....
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Congrats on getting as far as the interviews (and hopefully beyond) - are you shooting for the left or right seat? My applications in the pile to but nothing heard yet.
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Good luck!
Hey there,
I'm actually very glad for all of you who will get a chance to work in DHL Bahrain. These are no easy times and regardless of who gets the role, you've earned it. Whichever particulars made the airline choose you instead of the other Pilots, the job is/will be yours, so savour it and do what you do best.
I sincerely wish you the best of luck!
I'm actually very glad for all of you who will get a chance to work in DHL Bahrain. These are no easy times and regardless of who gets the role, you've earned it. Whichever particulars made the airline choose you instead of the other Pilots, the job is/will be yours, so savour it and do what you do best.
I sincerely wish you the best of luck!
