About CEBPAC pilot requirements ?
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Just be sure you know how to interpret the approach chart and brief it properly. You should know how to do this with whatever chart the instructor decides to give you. Don't practice only on Manila, you just might get something else.
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If Icarus is correct on the new ATR rates (i.e. ...based on US regionals...) man, that would be a good local rate.
Looking at the number of new planes vs. the pool of local commercial pilots, seems to be a big shortfall. Better local conditions and dwindling expat deals in India and elsewhere - does that mean a lot of pilots will be going back home?
Looking at the number of new planes vs. the pool of local commercial pilots, seems to be a big shortfall. Better local conditions and dwindling expat deals in India and elsewhere - does that mean a lot of pilots will be going back home?
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local rate
YES IT IS....should not hear one complaint from anyone. of course its inevitable that someone will..ie working too much (but you'll get paid extra), overnighting too much (then work for McDonalds), not enough days off (then dont work).
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could you just stop the blabling
& say the salary ?
why the wierd talking about .........comapred to regionals in the states!!!!
wtf
in the states theres thousands of salaries to start with within regionals
year 1 , year 2 , probation period & so on
dont come just mouthing something you most certainly now but
end up not saying
dont type anything
your not helping
& say the salary ?
why the wierd talking about .........comapred to regionals in the states!!!!
wtf
in the states theres thousands of salaries to start with within regionals
year 1 , year 2 , probation period & so on
dont come just mouthing something you most certainly now but
end up not saying
dont type anything
your not helping
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ATR Salaries
5J pays well and probably more than US regionals. An FO can kae 2-2.5K per month and a Captain 3.5 -4 (and yes it IS legal to have foreign pilots in the Phil). This in Pesos is dam good money in manila and even better in the province. In the USA you make whole lot less and the cost of living is huge. But human nature is to complain. With the fuel price we all must be quiet and pray we keep our jobs as many airlines will retrench many pilots - so here we go again another feast or famine cycle.
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Went ahead and submitted my Resume to Cebu Pacific. Any other advice from the wise as the next step tp becoming part of the next great airline in the Philippines?
Any advice would be very much appreciated. Currently flying in the states but have all documents. Pretty muchwilling to fly for food cause US Regionals are begining to throw the axe around.
Any advice would be very much appreciated. Currently flying in the states but have all documents. Pretty muchwilling to fly for food cause US Regionals are begining to throw the axe around.
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ATR Interview
Initial interview is conducted by at least one (the ATR Chief) and another one from either flight ops or HR. Very simple. They go through your resume/credentials and verify certain details within it. Basic questions pertaining to your level of experience will be asked. In other words, if you are a CME-Instr certified, anything is fair game within the Practical test Standards and knowledge bank. If your resume says who your experience really is, then they would know just by your replies... Additionally, they might ask you of your expectations with regard to the 5J work environment, conditions of employment, and the like. So all your 'burning' questions may be laid down here.. But please do remember to be very courteous and respectful. They need pilots like you, but will not hesitate to turn-down or not call back those who may display (or have the potential) 'questionable' personalities...No matter how experienced you are. 5J is a growing organization. It aims to maintain the highest possible cultural standards within the work place. Candidates must be able to adapt to airline environment and culture. Its a lot of work, but very rewarding. Lots of opportunities.
Captain requirements (basic): 3000hrs total, 1500hrs min command, turboprop command a plus. ATPL , etc...
First Officer: MAY be as low as 500 hours total. (depending on history of recent experience) CPL-Intr rated. Turbo-prop time a plus.. etc..
What I've quoted above is just basic or minimum, and are close assumptions. If successful with initial interview, next step may be an eval ride on the simulator (so brush up on raw data!) ... so on and so forth..
I hope this helps a bit.
Captain requirements (basic): 3000hrs total, 1500hrs min command, turboprop command a plus. ATPL , etc...
First Officer: MAY be as low as 500 hours total. (depending on history of recent experience) CPL-Intr rated. Turbo-prop time a plus.. etc..
What I've quoted above is just basic or minimum, and are close assumptions. If successful with initial interview, next step may be an eval ride on the simulator (so brush up on raw data!) ... so on and so forth..
I hope this helps a bit.
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Recruiting for ATR
Yes, the waiting list is long. 5J still processing internal upgrades for the ATR. Bangkok and Kuala slots are limited per class. One batch takes 40-45 days to train abroad, PLUS the IOE and transition period when back here on the line. Others 'MIGHT' expect to be given more definite training updates mid-August . If someone has heard otherwise than just feel free to correct this post. Batch now in BKK to return second week Aug. Next batch leaving immediately after that. Good luck y'all!! I hope the wait ain't too long..
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Yes, the waiting list is long. 5J still processing internal upgrades for the ATR. Bangkok and Kuala slots are limited per class. One batch takes 40-45 days to train abroad, PLUS the IOE and transition period when back here on the line. Others 'MIGHT' expect to be given more definite training updates mid-August . If someone has heard otherwise than just feel free to correct this post. Batch now in BKK to return second week Aug. Next batch leaving immediately after that. Good luck y'all!! I hope the wait ain't too long..
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Not True at All - JB
Sorry but you do NOT have to be a prc citizen - 100% regs allow this. Please send your CV to the HR group at 5J. Not sure who told you that... Are you Captain - we need ATR captians bad.................Tell your frinds and family