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Pylon 7th Nov 2008 21:47

Air Cargo Germany
 
Herzlich Willkommen bei AIR CARGO GERMANY

Anybody more infos ?

Denim and leather 24th Nov 2008 15:09

Hello,

And any chance without type rating?

Thanks for your help.:)

Engineer 25th Nov 2008 12:12

Better look here

Nightcargo 7th Dec 2008 10:02

Hiring info
 
Does anyone know if they have filled all positions?
How is the selection process?

Charlie_Fox 9th Dec 2008 16:35

I understand all cockpit crew positions filled, mostly with
ex LH guys.

Nightcargo 20th Dec 2008 08:16

When will ACG start operations?
 
Rumour on the street is that its been put on hold for the moment.

Does anyone know for a fact when they plan to start?

Does anyone know if they have filled all positions?

What is their selection process?

Merry Cristhmas everyone.

tflier 20th Dec 2008 11:22

Just for info, and to keep yo'all in the loop. Been invited for interview in January with an operators conversion course 2 weeks later, if succesful obviously. Anyone no of anything?

Rum Baba 14th Jan 2009 08:30

Air Cargo Germany update
 
I've heard that ACG is going to delay start up until the second half of Feb


carholme 14th Jan 2009 11:57

Does anybody know if they have actually taken delivery of the two 744Fs from Avion which were recently converted?

carholme

Iver 26th Nov 2011 02:11

What's the latest with Air Cargo Germany? Any new hiring? Any new 747s coming in addition to original four aircraft?

Also, let's say hypothetically that one were to get offers to fly for both Air Cargo Germany and Aerologic. Which would be the better choice and why? Again, hypothetical situation. I know people who would likely apply to both who have enough hours and experience to be considered (including potential internal contacts) - so, it could happen if both were hiring. What are the pros/cons to either operator? Looking for serious responses please.

PMs welcome.

Cheers

NSC 26th Nov 2011 07:08

ACG or Aerologic
 
definitively ACG. Leipzig is out in the boondogs, In Hahn you are conveniently located 1 hour from FRA,LUX or LGG. Mosel.Nahe and Rhein invite you for a Vinocultural tour de force. also the Highwayconnections around Hahn are a dream compared to the eternally clogged up ones around Berlin-Leipzig. a definitive plus for non native german speekers is the fact that in the hunsrueck area you will not have the additional problem of comming to terms with the " maschendrahtzaun" dialekt. now for flying and rostering etc etc.... eerrrmmm... well..... I don't know anything about aerologic.

lexxie747 26th Nov 2011 11:59

and dont forget the lovely transgender dispatchers.......

aerobat77 26th Nov 2011 14:15

@ nsc : sweet posting, really- the area of hahn is nice. i have multi missions out of leipzig and it is also a nice people area. well... nevertheless. acg cargo is higly politics and all cockpit positions are spent- no applications. lets look how their 747-400 fleet will challange the cargo market.

NSC 26th Nov 2011 19:54

@lexxie, watch it, I know where you live

NSC 27th Nov 2011 05:33

Aerobat, we should have lunch one day...

LLuCCiFeR 6th Mar 2012 11:30

Rumor:

ABC/Volga Dnepr to take over ACG.

76-er 18th Apr 2012 06:29

Aircargonews.net is reporting the deal is done:

Russia cargo firm buys German carrier :: Air Cargo News :: The World's Best Read Air Cargo Newspaper

cosmiccomet 14th May 2012 21:26

Do you speak german??? if you don't...I doubt that you have any chance for getting an interview...sorry.

flugholm 16th May 2012 11:06

cosmiccomet :
Sorry, this is not true.

Charlie_Fox 16th May 2012 18:28

There are plenty of cockpit crew at ACG who don't speak a word of German.
Give it a try.


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