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Old 30th October 2005 | 13:12
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Charter Airlines - Winter Season

I understand that some charter airlines have agreements with other airlines to share/lease pilots over the winter period.

Does anybody know :

Which airlines do this ?
Who do they have contracts with over this period ?
Aircraft used e.t.c ?

Any other info from the pilots perspective during the winter season such as routes, time away from base e.t.c would be appreciated.
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Old 30th October 2005 | 22:55
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Excel provide pilots to Ryanair over the winter months - why do they play it this way? Well in some cases they give the type rating, better to "loan" a guy out and be a little more certain he will be "yours" again the following spring than lose him completely.
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Old 1st November 2005 | 19:47
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But what salary does they get when flying for Ryan? I am under the impression that the XL-guys have about half the salary compared to Ryan?
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