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Old 19th Dec 2004, 21:36
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Merry Xmas from your old friend mentalmicky!! does anyone know if Lion air accepts ( or have accepted in the past) non type rated FO? Has anyone had any luck going down this road???
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Lion Air

I heard that you have to pay them for the TR training, I am not sure how much is that? Could anyone give more information on this?

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Do you want to kill yourself????
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Old 20th Dec 2004, 17:29
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Mentalmicky,
Have a browse on the discussion on Lion Air within the last 30 days (ie. from 20Nov onwards)... and I'll ask you the same question as interconti...

You wanna kill yourself flying for Lying-Is-Our-Nature Air?

does anyone know if Lion air accepts ( or have accepted in the past) non type rated FO? Has anyone had any luck going down this road???

1. Yes
2. 7 year bond for the TR I heard...
3. Captaincy + ATPL another 5 yrs...

A lot were offered USD5000 - 15000 transfer fees with TR, 7 yr bond, US$1000 - 1500 basic, negotiate your flight pay + guaranteed captaincy after you reach 5000hrs jet time, BUT, that means, when you join in, they own your soul for 12 years. However, expect 90hr months logged in (but I hear you fly 120hr a month with "incentive bonus" for >90hr, which some call it as "kickback" money... accept that money and you'll have no chance of backing out or blow the whistle!).

Divert due to weather and expect the management to be on your back! Expect delays due to "extra pax"... don't be surprised to walk in the cabin and find kids (not infants) on their parents' laps...

Don't expect to leave easily before your bond is due...

Oh, and this is for locals, but the offer is open to foreigners who want to sort out their own work permits (which can eat up all your salary!)...

But Heyyy, what do I know? I'm not in Lion so maybe all of this is just a lie...

Anyways, a safer way into trying out Lion is... get your own TR... then you can go on expat pay, and get the work permit sorted, and contract will be on 6 months to 2 years... and you can terminate it if you want...

Not a hard choice assuming what I say is true

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Old 22nd Dec 2004, 23:37
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a word to say



Hello KAR ,

You know what you have always having a good statement to think about....and you should keep on.


cheers,

m_t
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Old 23rd Dec 2004, 23:47
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thanks PK-KAR for all the info, really appreciated,
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Regretably it took a fatal crash in SOC to get this going but things MAY improve in Lion... over the last day I just heard that...

- Weather diversion is now back as SCD instead of requiring management approval.
- Monthly flight hours MAY be cut to 90hrs, instead of the current 120hrs with only 90 logged in... Plus fatigue is an acceptable excuse for >80hrs... However, these are unconfirmed...

Is Lion turning into a responsible airline? Let's hope so...

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Hi team,
hey can anyone confirm if the details below are still current

Captain Roy David Lumbuun
Operations Director
Lion Air
Management Office
Jl. Cik. Ditiro No 77
10310 Jakarta Indonesia
ph.: +62 21 331 838
mob.: +62 816 162 0999
e-mail: [email protected]

Lion Air website is www.lionair.co.id

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Mentalmicky,
They've moved the HQ away from that address, but the HR department still use that address so you can still try!

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