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Old 19th Mar 2009, 20:22
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Paramount self sponsored program

Hi everyone,

Paramount airways, based in Chennai recently had advertised for openings for Trainee First officer on the E170/90.
I called up their office and also got in touch with a pilot working in Paramount.
the deal is that you need to pay them Rs 25Lakh upfront for the Type Rating.

Please share your views/comments regarding this program.

Any idea how much Paramount f/os are paid during their training and once they are released ??

any inputs/advices appreciated ! Thanks !
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Old 21st Mar 2009, 11:44
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maybe it includes line training as well.
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hey bad attitude
wat is line training?

anybody know how many seats?
don't say 600
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Old 21st Mar 2009, 12:33
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Just checked about 80-88...single class seats

Embraer E-Jets - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Old 21st Mar 2009, 13:18
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Here are the links for the type rating cost... The info. is relatively old but we can still make out what the approx. cost would be for the TR...

Type Rating Costs (US FAA)

http://www.pprune.org/professional-p...australia.html
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Old 21st Mar 2009, 14:11
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Thanks Schumi....


@Ad...Line training is what you get when you work with the airlines, to familiarize you with its own SOP after you get a type rating from a training flight school. You normally fly as a co-pilot with the training captain

If it's like what Bad A. says it may be, then it doesn't look good especially in this economic environment. It's not exactly a govt. owned airline, where you can more or less have a semblence of a stable career.

Anyway I'll reserve judgment for now as I donot have much info on the company. Paramount Pilots, what say?
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Old 23rd Mar 2009, 13:18
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hi guys any one of u know approx how much could it cost for TR on embrear to be engineer.and any info when interviews going to take place
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thanks for the info coco
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