Saudi Aramco - all you need to know about it (threads merged)
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Hi Folks,
Do you guys know which and how many aircrafts are operated by ARAMCO, how many pilots are they employing and what are the experience requirements to be apply??
Thanks
Do you guys know which and how many aircrafts are operated by ARAMCO, how many pilots are they employing and what are the experience requirements to be apply??
Thanks
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Changed to..... www.jobsataramco.com
They also advertise on www.climbto350.com whenever its required.
I guess that i will go the full 9 yards and save you the bother of checking the website..... they are only advertising for this position.
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Sr. Spec. A&P Technician
Mutt.
They also advertise on www.climbto350.com whenever its required.
I guess that i will go the full 9 yards and save you the bother of checking the website..... they are only advertising for this position.
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Sr. Spec. A&P Technician
Mutt.
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Good company from what i've heard they pay well if your an ex pat and have some good hardwear to cruise about in with the only downer being most of the flying is within kingdom. They also employ from all corners of the world. I tryed to go through Aramco in the states and had no joy so called them in Dammam and had much better luck. Don't have the number with me, sorry. They have a new C.P these days and he's a local but a very nice guy.
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need an faa atp, with some experience in at least one of their types, dhc-8, dhc-6, b737NG, g-4, hs 125, and turbine ag-plane, (tailwheel time)....without 4-year degree..you can get hired as "consultant" many nationalities employed.....all the above subject to change
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Need info on Saudi Aramco...
Anyone got inside info on the company? What' it like to fly for them? Facilities, etc....
Also, what is the current mood or climate considering Bush Jr. ramblings about Iraq? Thanks for the info folks!
Also, what is the current mood or climate considering Bush Jr. ramblings about Iraq? Thanks for the info folks!
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Thanks for the PM regarding this. I'll PM the dude you recommeded and get the info. Yes, I'm mostly r.w., but am rated in all classes of airplanes too. The job is for the r.w. though.
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I strongly recommend against it
Don't do it. You will be sorry. You cannot consider it a career move. The money is compelling, but it will not make up for the sacrifices and isolation and racism and restrictions and dirtiness and disappointment and desperation and frustration and unhappiness that would soon take over your life. Read each of those words again and think about them. The company is a total mess, none of the pilot-type professional lifestyle perks exist, and still it's getting worse every week. Don't do it for any price. It will ruin your life more than you can imagine. No hesitation: Just say no.
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Think it depends a lot on if you are a "consultant" (two year contractor) or a full time employee (university degree required)....have friends on both sides...two very different situations...but both are content.
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I too have several friends there employed as 'consultants' and they say their deal sucks compared with what the permanent guys get, despite the fact that the 'consultants' do all the flying and the permanents do all the golfing.
The money as a 'consultant' is not that wonderful and if that's what you've been offered you'd get around the same pay, better flying and a much better quality of life with either Gulf Helicopters or Abu Dhabi Aviation. Several guys who left the Emirates returned after only a short time with Saudi Aramco.
The money as a 'consultant' is not that wonderful and if that's what you've been offered you'd get around the same pay, better flying and a much better quality of life with either Gulf Helicopters or Abu Dhabi Aviation. Several guys who left the Emirates returned after only a short time with Saudi Aramco.
Was lured there on a "Consultant" contract.....not there anymore.
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Does anyone have any insight into the aviation division of Saudi Aramco? Especially the cabin services aspect ie. how many crew currently in Saudi?, key cabin services personnel, opportunities etc.
Feel free to PM me and thanks in advance,
Regards,
C3000
Feel free to PM me and thanks in advance,
Regards,
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Hi c3000
Best thing to do is ring the recruitment department direct and ask to speak to a Mr Gerry Fitzgerald he will be able to tell you if there are any opportunities going. You can go to the website however the employment section is still under construction.
All the aircraft are 737 and basically used for all the head honchos over there. Hope this helps.
Mickoa
Best thing to do is ring the recruitment department direct and ask to speak to a Mr Gerry Fitzgerald he will be able to tell you if there are any opportunities going. You can go to the website however the employment section is still under construction.
All the aircraft are 737 and basically used for all the head honchos over there. Hope this helps.
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All the aircraft are 737 and basically used for all the head honchos over there
c3000, if by cabin services your are talking about working down the back, i think that you would be better off looking at their VIP operations and not the B737's. Different contract and i believe totally different benefit packages..
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Saudi Aramco - pay & conditions?
Gidday all
Can anyone enlighten me on the pay package, t&c's at Saudi Aramco?
Would also be interested in anyone's opinion on how secure the jobs are, and what the general feeling is towards expats in the current political climate ... chances of making it out alive and all that?
[edited to say, this is a query about fixed wing flying not rotary, I believe they're looking for DHC8 and B737 crew at present]
Can anyone enlighten me on the pay package, t&c's at Saudi Aramco?
Would also be interested in anyone's opinion on how secure the jobs are, and what the general feeling is towards expats in the current political climate ... chances of making it out alive and all that?
[edited to say, this is a query about fixed wing flying not rotary, I believe they're looking for DHC8 and B737 crew at present]