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Speedy737 8th May 2014 04:56

Lion Air
 
Hello everyone! Received this email from Lion Air the other day asking if I was still interested in joining them.



Dear Respected Gentlemen,

Good Day, I do hope this e-mail would you well.

A view times back, we have been receiving an e-mail from all of you with the intention for joining Lion Air. it has been a while and currently we would like to update your intention whether you are remain interested for joining Lion Air as FO B 737 NG or otherwise. Please reply this e-mail with your interest confirmation.

Thank you in advance for your kind attention.

Best Regards,

Pratama Budhi Nugraha
Recruitment Unit



Jl. Gajah Mada No. 7 Jakarta Pusat


Was wondering what the present situation is like at the airline. What's the latest info regarding rosters and leave. I read somewhere that it's only 12 days of annual leave!! If so that's rather pathetic!! Another thing, how much can an FO expect to earn in a month. Thanks in advance.

Safe flying everyone!!

Speedy

lingdee 8th May 2014 05:22

yes, they are once again hiring aggressively as a lot of foreign pilots have resigned.

So long you have 250 hours on type 737, you are in provided you pass the recruitment process.

latetonite 8th May 2014 05:52

That is practically the same everywhere, once you pass the recruitment process..

Speedy737 8th May 2014 07:46

Any word on the roster, leave, salary? Anyone out there who can give me an idea of what the present situation in Lion is like?

lilflyboy262...2 8th May 2014 23:11

1st of all, I would just like to say that I'm not an employee there so you can take my comments as a grain of salt. I am employed in Indonesia though and these are the rumours floating around this part of the world.

Work you like a slave. Paid peanuts.
Expected to work over your maximum hours.
Chief pilot must sign off on you leaving the country. Immigration will stop you at the border otherwise.
Expats no longer allowed to do international flights as they were getting to the international destinations, then saying "See ya later."

Snowcat 9th May 2014 05:42

Speedy737. Stay away from them. Most of the Capt. Expats gone by the end of last year, only FO expats hanging there til they get some experience . Last year there was even a FO exodus.

pettycash 21st May 2014 09:54

currently working in lion i can give you this info for expat FO's.

basic pay 30million + flight/duty time usually 40-50million a month.
free transport to and from airport
hours 70-100 hours flight a month
12 days holiday
12 days leave for medical
12 days leave for license renewal
so play it right and u get 36 days annual leave


saying that scheduling is a b*tch and you will work 5-6 days a week. only ever 1 day off at a time and chopping and changing frequently so planning a trip away with your GF/Wife is impossible. planning anything is impossible.

schedules are usually 3 days 2 nights away, or max 4 days 3 nights away. occasional 1 day schedules.

hope that helps

Scott_T 21st May 2014 12:38

Hi guys,

I am an experienced FO B737 looking for somewhere I can stay and get a command and lion air seems to fit the bill, could someone please PM me the e-mail address of where I could send my CV thanks in advance.

de facto 21st May 2014 17:51

I am not sure if you would want to stay there....all guys i know that flew for this outfit left at the earliest chance.
If you want a quick and deserved upgrade,why dont you knock at ryan air door?they are hiring DEP now..
A little mouse told me their training is gooood and upgrade process quite well structured:E

Speedy737 22nd May 2014 04:09

Thanks everyone!! Dont really want to fly for them, but looking at options.

latetonite 22nd May 2014 09:58

If you do not want to fly for them, what in the world makes you think they will train you as a captain?

tiger02 23rd May 2014 01:55

Gee, my basic was 21 million and 4 million for housing.....transport only if they botheted to turn up...never saw more than 45 million in a month....not one contract is the same for expat fo...stay away for your own sanity:ugh:

Saayang 23rd May 2014 06:18

Lion air
 
Speedy, do you have any pic hours on 73? You need that for your validation.
And joining lion does not guarantee you captaincy, since i know fo flying here since 2009, 2010 and still on the rhs

jetjockey696 23rd May 2014 09:08

Thats what I heard... 21million for basic... etc.

knowing lion they want everything cheap... I surprised to hear they paid 30million.. the local captain basic is 45million..

No wonder expats are hated in Lion...

Aleboni 23rd May 2014 09:53

Will they open again for foreign pilots without experience?

Speedy737 23rd May 2014 10:40

I'm not the one looking for an upgrade. I'm a 37 FO looking at options. Haven't flown in a while now. I actually want to fly bush in Indo, but it's tough getting a job like that with only airline hours!!

khaosanroad 24th May 2014 09:12

Do they still plan to take delivery of sevral A320s in 2014?

Silver Spur 27th May 2014 16:27

Post #5 not so true. Just met one Dutch Effo at SIN. Transitting in between flights. ( yes, he was onnduty )

B739ER 28th May 2014 02:30

Need 250hr on type (NG) to join. This is a requirement to get an Indonesian validation.

Expect several months from arrival to start line training. Salary for expat FO is average of close to 50 mill a month, this include housing, flt hrs, etc. Expect around 1000 hr a year (1050 limit).
Highly unstable roster, but you fly 4 on, 1 off, with about 15 nights in hotel a month. Scheduling is really a big mess. You can't really call it a roster. Ppl pay scheduling for OK schedules, so the rest get pushed around more.
Two weeks off a year, but additional 12+12 for medical lpc of your local license.

A few wrong statements earlier in the thread.
You get a multi reentry visa and can come and go as you wish. No need to get signed off. You do international flights. You are not expected to overfly hrs. Scheduling might try, but its easy to say no and the chiefs expect you to refuse. Transport is now OK and taxi is reimbursed if required.

Speedy737 29th May 2014 04:30

Thanks very much. Very informative post. Still waiting to hear from them after I responded to the mail they sent me.


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