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sebsair 9th Dec 2009 22:36

Hi Mmartin

I am going for assesment in Cae soon I would like to ask you some questions as you been thought before , Could you send me a private
email ..Thanks REGARDS

indonesia 12th Dec 2009 06:41

apartement
 
Hi, do you know where the apartements are and if you can see fotos in the Internet of them? I know Jakarta, was living there before short-time, and as I bring three children I would like to know the area, be it Menteng or Kebayoran Baru or wherever. It was Old Batavia before, but I am not sure about now!
And where the Crews have their SIM-Checkrides?
Awaiting your soonest reply
Indonesia

indonesia 12th Dec 2009 06:45

Apartement
 
Hi, PK-KAR,
you know a lot about Lion Air, do you also know where the apartements are located? I would bring three children with me, and I just would like to get some Info about the housing sponsored by Lion Air, as kind of mentally preparation. I know Jakarta pretty well, thats why it would be nice to know, thanks in advance for letting me know!
Indonesia

PK-KAR 12th Dec 2009 08:45

MDs are done on their SIM in Halim, the Classics are on a sim just outside CGK airport or at CAE SIN, the NGs are still done in SIN.

Can someone give me the names of the apartments they put guys in? I dunno where otherwise. Am more interested in the company's recent (relatively successful) attempts to get its crew to fly exceeding their annual flying hour limits... more juice there! *grin*

PK-KAR

brasmelzuit 12th Dec 2009 14:17

apartement
 
If possible, try to get the money out of Lion's pocket and find yourself a house. It'll
cost you less money with bigger rooms..Just my 2 cents worth opinion

djanello 12th Dec 2009 17:38

Pilots are taking leaves due to their hour limits. trainings are slowed because of this problem. As far as I know hour limitations are not knowingly exceeded.

Housing will cost more than the allowance that you'll be receiving. It's not clear yet what option is really better. Some new pilots are leaning towards arranging their own appartments, but when you're away 6 out of 7 days, it might not be worth the effort and money.

Also, there is a NG sim located outside Cenkareng as well. I should know since I've used it. ;)

PK-KAR 12th Dec 2009 18:12

Djanello,
Nice to see you guys got the NG sim here...

As far as I know hour limitations are not knowingly exceeded.
I hope they've stopped the practice of "resetting the annual limit after a medex". Not everyone there wants to exceed... but some do... unfortunately.

find yourself a house. It'll cost you less money with bigger rooms..Just my 2 cents worth opinion
I'll second that ! :ok:

indonesia 1st Mar 2010 09:13

Apartements
 
As I get to know from CAE, pilots are put in the Harmoni Apartement Complex near the central office of Lion Air. I think it is in Old Batavia, near Jalan Gajah Mada. On the pictures they look good, and they say that everything is included, also water and electricity, but as I heard here also, that is not the case, it is just promised before. Would have to see what is true. When you come alone, you have to share an apartement, if you are married and bring your spouse and family, you get an apartement for your own. The complex seems to be equipped with a tennis court, swimming-pool and fitness-center, if the pictures can be trusted.
Now they seem to be on hold, I did not hear from CAE for a long time. I just hope that Lion Air does not work together with Eagle Jet International to get Copilots for free, and after the promised 500 hours on type these Copilots are put on the streets again, that is like a Mafia!
To anyone who succeeds, I wish good luck and have fun in Indonesia. If you marry a local woman, you get reallly good living-prices in that country, e.g. meals, taxi, tuk-tuk etc. If you are alone, you have to pay double or even triple. So as soon as you arrive, try to get to know indonesian women, they are really nice. If it works out, you will have a very nice life in Indonesia, also with the "small" salyry at Lion Air! Good luck!

aseanaero 1st Mar 2010 09:20


there is a NG sim located outside Cenkareng as well
What simulators in the Lion Air Sim complex at Halim ?

indonesia 15th May 2010 20:31

Lion Air
 
Hi, did it work out? Do you fly for Lion Air now? I would love to hear from you how life is now in Jakarta and working for Lion, as I am thinking about that step, too. I am still waiting for the assessment!Please let me know, [email protected]

indonesia 21st Jul 2010 10:25

License is License
 
Hey, the Lufthansa Pilots also dont have more than 250 hours when they start to fly with passengers, and that is no problem! Everyone says the Lufthansa Pilots are very good, so having 200 or 1000 hours on small aircrafts does not say anything about your ability of flying a big Jet! You have the license, and thats it. That means that you are allowed to fly a Jet, so where is the problem? The real ability to have thew controls of a Jet you learn better by starting as soon as possible! Clear fact, or not?
And 4000 USD for a Captain is good money, when you live in Indonesia, and get anything!
Surely, in the US it would not be sufficient, but living in Indonesia, my Goodness, wake up, guys! You have a very good life, over there!
You dont need an apartement for 3000 USD a month, an indonesian house with aircondition you can get for 400 USD for two years, thats a deal, istnt it? So 4000 a month still looks small?

rotatejunkie 2nd Aug 2010 17:15

Lion Air Subsidiary - Wings Air
 
Hi guys

Im sourcing for opportunites to work at Wings Air, but funny, as its a subsidiary of Lion Air, the website has nothing on them.
They have recently ordered a big number of ATR-72, and a few have arrived. Pretty impressive aircraft, full glass cockpit, perhaps options for EFB...sweet!
Lion Air's rep, CAE, handles training for the 737, but it does not state on the pilot provisioning web page about ATR training program. Neither does EagleJet...

Does anyone have positive leads to recruitment personnel to contact? Or a recruitment drive in the pipeline?

Much appreciated....

Happy landings!

pklucky888 19th Aug 2010 14:29

have a look at page 12 of the forum

Eagle jet International (First Officer training)

Meathead Pilot 21st Aug 2010 05:33

Wings air hired a couple of type rated expat FO's recently... I think they are still looking for type rated guys..;)

nyamukterbang 21st Aug 2010 05:59

wings air
 
sorry if its out of topic
if i want to apply for wings air where can i apply instead of rishworth?

jawad 29th Nov 2011 04:02

Does lion air hire Pakistani Pilots Holding ICAO CPL/IR ?

jetjockey696 5th Dec 2011 18:45

I guess lion, will lose a few more european pilots after christmas... Due to a fact that a agency (NZ) are looking for NG pilots(FO & capt) for european ops. Next feb. Thats if they havent jumped already:E i think the africa job..flying NG is much better paid and better T &C.. Than this airlines..more like walt disney airlines... :p

menikos 5th Dec 2011 21:16

It's not an airline it's a real joke :ugh:

captain.weird 6th Dec 2011 20:51

I thought there was a cadet pilot programme offered by Lion Air or Wings Air, am I right? Is this only open for locals?

nosmo king 12th Dec 2011 18:54

Can any Ex-pat contract Captains tell us what its like working for Lion and living in Indonesia please?


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