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BLSA 13th Apr 2019 06:30


Originally Posted by rflies (Post 10444835)
It looks like they are offering their DECs a 3 year renewable contract, instead of permenant positions..now that's not particularly encouraging for an airline in the ME..wondering what's up their sleeve?? .. any updates??

2 years, 3 years, open-ended, all of them are 3 months notice anyways

ironbutt57 13th Apr 2019 21:23


Originally Posted by BLSA (Post 10446473)
2 years, 3 years, open-ended, all of them are 3 months notice anyways

there is a difference between how they are required to pay you between time specific and open ended if the employer terminates the contract

ironbutt57 13th Apr 2019 21:25


Originally Posted by McMax (Post 10446471)

@ rflies, gonna be an underwater theme park... https://www.independent.co.uk/travel...-a8756916.html

yah, with an average 2 meters visibility on a good day...all the best with that

slowjet 14th Apr 2019 08:50

IB. Don;t wish to get too bogged down in legal specifics that might drift too far for the thread but mate of mine was one of the previously referred to "Age over 60" pilots transferred to A340 on one year contracts. He was booted out for being too noisy over the deal , within the one year period, He even had to fight very dirty for the three month's pay in lieu of notice. He suffered having to sign off on legitimate sick leave being taken from annual leave bank ! Not being a whizz at mental arithmatic, he thought he came out of it with 3000 dinars more than expected, blasted off to the Mall & bought himself his leaving gift.

One year contracts still required three month's notice on either side. While three months pay in lieu of that would be easy to recognise, are you suggesting that since it was a one year contract, terminated within one year (even three months), more compensation would have been appropriate ?

Too late now because all those terminated are required to a sign a "full payment" obtained with "no redress" after leaving the island. If you didn't sign, you didn;t get anything. Charming.

He signed, glad to get out of it and gave himself his leaving gift.

Gordomac 14th Apr 2019 09:00

Slow, I see your spelling is worse than my arithmetic. Interesting to note that in addition, there was a three year bond on a one year contract. Go figure that ! Point is, really, that these gigs work only in favour of the employer if you fall foul. Even "deemed" to be foul. You win, only if you get what you want out of it and slip away. Still enjoyed my stint for all the good bits and still wearing my leaving watch that I bought myself.

ironbutt57 14th Apr 2019 09:11

for fixed term contracts, the company was required to pay out 3 months OR 50% of the remaining contract, which ever is greater as they painfully found out a few years back when the genius CEO from the military cut some pilots, that they needed back 3 months later...some made out pretty good in that payout

the over 60 thing finally got fixed, nowadays one flies to 65, no issues..

High Energy 15th Apr 2019 06:42


Originally Posted by ironbutt57 (Post 10447159)
for fixed term contracts, the company was required to pay out 3 months OR 50% of the remaining contract, which ever is greater as they painfully found out a few years back when the genius CEO from the military cut some pilots, that they needed back 3 months later...some made out pretty good in that payout

the over 60 thing finally got fixed, nowadays one flies to 65, no issues..


Yep. We got paid out the remainder of the 2 year contract without issues. (>3 months) Made good money out of it. The whole process was quit efficient. We told them at the 'dismissal meeting' that they would need us again the same year as many guys were leaving to EY/QR and just hadn't resigned yet as they waited for a start date. We even offered to take all our leave and voluntary leave to remain in the company. Not interested. Months later they inquired if we wanted to come back. Yeah right...

Gordomac 15th Apr 2019 08:17

IB; Thanks. I got nothing like that and although three months pay in lieu of notice was authorised, Head of HR ( I use the term politely) kept me waiting for three hours before signing the pink slip. Still, memories of playing drums at the Rock 'n' zee on a Thursday night take away the bad taste and leave the sweet memories lasting rather than the bitter.

Enigma01 15th Apr 2019 09:28

Hi guys

I am wondering if they are still hiring NR Fo’s for the A320.

Got unemployed 9 weeks ago and still looking for a job.

tx

thegypsy 15th Apr 2019 21:20

Blimey. What with slowjet /spelling and Gordomac /mental arithmetic I am for once speechless. I can however understand now why they are mates.:rolleyes:

BLSA 16th Apr 2019 06:57


Originally Posted by Enigma01 (Post 10447874)
Hi guys

I am wondering if they are still hiring NR Fo’s for the A320.

Got unemployed 9 weeks ago and still looking for a job.

tx

FO position only for locals

Landflap 16th Apr 2019 08:55

Gypo still licking his wounds in the Sergeant's mess we see ! Anything mildly interesting to say about Gulfair Developments ? Ah, no, by your own admissions - speechless. Do us all a favour and stay that way Corporal .

thegypsy 16th Apr 2019 12:09

Guess originality not your strong point LF! Your obsession with the Sergeant's mess says a lot as to your background methinks. Watch out for the men in white coats is my advice.

You clearly are incapable of recognising friendly banter when it is staring you in the face. What a joy you are.:hmm:

PanAmFalcon 16th Apr 2019 20:58

Can you ladies take the fight elsewhere? thanks

Python27 21st Apr 2019 09:35

... secondment between ****** and GF. Late 1st of April's joke...

ironbutt57 21st Apr 2019 10:22


Originally Posted by Python27 (Post 10452455)
... secondment between ****** and GF. Late 1st of April's joke...


the offer of secondment to Emirates wasn't very successful so I heard, can't see one to GF being so either...

MADMAX190 8th Feb 2020 17:06

Any word on them reopening recruitment for NTR FOs or CAs later this year to prepare for the arrival of the A220s?

High Energy 9th Feb 2020 06:53


Originally Posted by MADMAX190 (Post 10682753)
Any word on them reopening recruitment for NTR FOs or CAs later this year to prepare for the arrival of the A220s?

Didn't they cancel the A220's? I thought I read somewhere they would focus only on the A320NEO family and 787's.

squarecrow 9th Feb 2020 12:20

This was in the news last November. Makes mention of Ageing A320's replaced by
A320 NEO and 220/100's but that was November 2019.

https://aeronauticsonline.com/gulf-a...eo-operations/

MADMAX190 10th Feb 2020 05:52


Originally Posted by High Energy (Post 10683090)
Didn't they cancel the A220's? I thought I read somewhere they would focus only on the A320NEO family and 787's.

Not that this is much to go by. But Wikipedia still shows the order for 10 220s as intact.

PanAmFalcon 13th Feb 2020 00:33

even on the official list, gulf air is listed. Majali really trapped them into it

slowjet 2nd Apr 2020 10:08

Any news on how GF are riding the storm ? R & N showing how neighbours are re-acting. Interesting that QR operating almost as though nothing has happened in the world. Hope the falcon can surf this one & recover.

Gordomac 4th Apr 2020 09:41

Mmmmmm, thinking the same thing. Gone as quiet as the unmentionable lot, Maybe nothing to report ; Ops as normal like QR .

kwaiyai 8th Apr 2020 08:09

They wont be operating to BKK as incoming flight ban extended to 18th April,
below latest from the website re: covid19.Last update: 3 April 2020 at 2300 Bahrain time



Our network:

Flights will continue to operate to and from London (LHR), Paris (CDG), Frankfurt (FRA) and Manila (MNL); all flights to other destinations have been temporarily suspended until further notice.

Saudi Arabia:

In compliance with the order from the General Authority of Civil Aviation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, all flights to and from Saudi Arabia are temporarily suspended until further notice as of March 9, 2020.

Kuwait:

In compliance with the order from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation in the State of Kuwait, all flights to and from Kuwait are temporarily suspended until further notice as of March 11, 2020.

Pakistan:

In compliance with the order from the Civil Aviation Authority in The Islamic Republic of Pakistan, all flights to and from Pakistan are temporarily suspended from March 21, 2020 until April 4, 2020.

Lebanon:

In compliance with the order from the Civil Aviation Affairs in the Kingdom of Bahrain, all flights to and from Lebanon are temporarily suspended until further notice as of February 27, 2020.

Iraq:

In compliance with the order from the Civil Aviation Affairs in The Kingdom of Bahrain, all flights to and from Iraq are temporarily suspended until further notice as of February 27, 2020.

Morocco:

In compliance with the order from the Civil Aviation Authority in Morocco, all flights to and from Morocco are temporarily suspended until further notice as of March 15, 2020.

Jordan:

In compliance with the order from the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission in Jordan, all flights to and from Jordan are temporarily suspended until further notice as of March 16, 2020.

United Arab Emirates:

In compliance with the order from the General Civil Aviation Authority in the United Arab Emirates, all flights to and from the UAE are temporarily suspended from March 25, 2020, until April 9, 2020.

India:

In compliance with the order from the Ministry of Civil Aviation in the Republic of India, all flights to and from India are temporarily suspended until further notice from 22 March, 2020.

Egypt:

In compliance with the order from the Ministry of Civil Aviation in the Arab Republic of Egypt, all flights to and from Egypt are temporarily suspended from 19 to 31 March 2020.

Oman:

In compliance with the order from the Public Authority for Civil Aviation in the Sultanate of Oman, all flights to and from Oman are temporarily suspended until further notice as of March 29, 2020.

France:

In compliance with Paris Airport Authorities, our check-in counters will be relocated to Zone 8 at Terminal 2A in Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) until further notice as of 30 March, 2020.

Turkey:

In compliance with the order from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation in the Republic of Turkey, all flights to and from Turkey are temporarily suspended until further notice as of March 28, 2020.

Germany:

In compliance with Fraport FA, our check-in counters will be relocated to counter 546 at Terminal 1 in Frankfurt International Airport (FRA) until further notice as of 7 April, 2020.

Passengers with tickets to/from destinations with reduced frequencies and temporarily suspended destinations


Gordomac 8th Apr 2020 10:29

KWAIYAI :Thanks . Like most other carriers, lots of staff hanging around with fingers crossed. Best wishes and safety to all past colleagues.

robmolos 11th Jan 2022 07:54

Anyone with latest T&C for 78 DEC?

longago9 7th Apr 2022 22:02

Also interested on latest T&C, in my case for A320 DEC, thank you! :ok:

PanAmFalcon 8th Apr 2022 11:16

They’re all terrible.

TURIN 8th Apr 2022 11:21

Are Gulf Air still considering starting flights to MAN, UK? With everything that's going on there I'm wondering if they are about to pull the plug.


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