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in FACT is 19th Feb 2009 04:32

soresore
 

might get seconded to Fly Dubai.
FD doesn't take Commander from 398 t driver:ugh:

get your time at A330 than apply to big airlines they might consider you, or go back to your C150:{

honey737 19th Feb 2009 21:44

Hi everyone,

Any chance to get more information about t&c in Oman Air on B737 for DEC.
And I would appreciate any information on the cost of living in Oman.

PM me if you can.

Thanks before hand.

shneidertrophy 19th Feb 2009 21:53

Wohow! Oman Air is alive and kicking!

And the pilot forum is of an even lower standard than the Qatar Airways one! CONGRATULATIONS!:ugh:

Seymour Skinner 20th Feb 2009 12:54

I would also like to add my name to the list of people trying in vain to get any sensible answers about life in Oman Air from this thread. Perhaps you ladies could take your handbag fights elsewhere on the off chance that a grown up may wish to post a useful reply?

Any idea when the first A330 is actually scheduled to arrive and how rapidly are the subsequent deliveries going to come? How much does it cost to live there (as someone has already asked) and why are they advertising both directly and also through agencies for these pilot positions? What's the difference? What are they like to work for, how much annual leave do you get and what staff travel deals do you get? Anything else we should know?

Thanks

evilatp 20th Feb 2009 19:34

I too would like to hear some factual information regarding T&C. There are lots of folks out there just looking for steady work to support their families and Oman Air might be an option for them.

DATEPALM 22nd Feb 2009 04:13

For all the folks wanting to find out about life in oman,all i can say is,its a great place for family .Cost of living is alot cheaper than most other gulf states,not much in terms of nightlife but we have a few little spots that will quench your thirst and fill up your tummy with great eats.As for Oman Air,flying is great,not too many layovers to look forward to if thats what you are after.Probably spend two nights away from home every month and flying hours vary from between 45 to 70 hrs a month more in some cases.Most of the flights are to India in the middle of the night and you could expect to get up to 4 or 5 a month.
More new destinations comming up with the itroduction of the new NG's to the fleet as well as the A330's in a few months.
All in all its a great little place to be,and the money is not too bad..

Hope this helps guys and gals...

DP

747fanatic 23rd Feb 2009 05:25

Anyone invited for an assessment recently?
Is Oman considering efis time?

Shaman 23rd Feb 2009 07:12

Datepalm,

Thank you very much for giving us an idea of life with Oman Air.

Dragon 83 23rd Feb 2009 08:23

Does anyone have any info again re: A330 hire there? Would be very interested as I hear Muscat one of the best Mid East locations.

Thanks

honey737 28th Feb 2009 19:54

Thanks Datepalm,

Is it possible to throw some figures in. How much for 45-70 hours of flying you would expect to get a month. What are the other benefits you get( house, schools, etc).

thanks once again

B-737 1st Mar 2009 23:34

Hello
How many hours on type they require for a FO position on the 737?
Thanks

Ali Baba 2nd Mar 2009 19:44

HEHEHE,No french please,omanis bit racist dont like french only english blondees

B-737 3rd Mar 2009 02:30

Hehe i'm not french and i'm a man so don't worry lol but i appreciate your sense of humour :ok:
Can someone please give me an answer?
Thanks

riccardopomo 4th Mar 2009 11:49

omanair ATR
 
Hi, I'm an unemployed ATR rated pilot, and I wish to have some info on ATR job in Omanair such as roster, payment, leave, general working condition, and so on. Is there someone who can help???
thanks:confused:

K.Whyjelly 5th Mar 2009 19:29

Tried to fill in the on line application form but it doesn't do what it asks you to do. Any body got a bit of time in between flights to look up the e-mail of the DFO or CP?

Thanks for any help.

Artisan 5th Mar 2009 21:56

Hi,

Can someone post the Oman Air B737 Captain salary package please?

Thanks in anticipation.

Scube3 9th Mar 2009 16:17

737 Captain
3550 RO plus 575 RO for housing plus and average of 300 RO allowance.

1RO= $2.6

These numbers are not exact but pretty close.

ATR.

It seems that they are only hiring F.O's. They fill all their captain slots. Not sure about the pay.

Also to be an F.O. for the 737 you need 750 hours on type but it can change any time depending on demand. You need NG time but I don't know how much.

The English and American schools are expensive here. Even though the company pays 75% of the school, you still have to pay another 200RO extra per month (estimate) per child. The schools seem to be top of the line from what I heard.

The company also gives you health insurance, lost of medical insurance (new), bonus when leaving company, 42 days of vacations a year, one airline ticket for you and the rest of your family to your country of origin, agreements with many airlines to fly, 4000RO in furniture money* and provide dry cleaning to uniforms. I might forgot something in any case feel free to add...

*Furniture money is giving as a 5 year loan. If your stay in the company for 5 years the furniture is yours. If not for every year you have been discount 20% of the total.

Muscat for being a place in the middle east, is not so bad. I could say is a pleasant place to live but you have to understand that this is the middle east and the culture here is very different from other countries. People are nice and the city has a good geographical location.


Scube.

S.F.L.Y 9th Mar 2009 16:30

Atr Fo
 
I'd be pretty much interested in an ATR FO position but can't get any update on my application, is there any chance i can get updated through a phone call, if yes whom should I ask to talk to?
Thank you for the help.

Alexair 9th Mar 2009 16:58

Hello guys,

Just spoke in person to the head of the ATR 72 division last week.

Requirement are quite very simple: 1000h on type for a first officer position!! Was hard to believe when I heard that but that's the fact guys...

Another hint: They are expecting some Embraer 190 to join the fleet so they are going to look for type rated Emb190 drivers pretty soon...

Good luck y'all...

Alex

S.F.L.Y 9th Mar 2009 17:52

1000 hrs on ATR for FO? :suspect: Now I understand what they meant by pilot shortage...


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