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Old 15th Oct 2006, 14:23
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Talking ure dead right

Originally Posted by ForzaLazio
Hello guys,

I heard from few people about the opportunity now for foreign pilots to go to work in India. High pay and housing provided by the company. Anybody heard about it? If so, which one is the airline? Thank you much!
yeah u bet!! i am a pilot with an indian airlie. Try applying to kingfisher, goair & indigo, spicejet. howz 10000 for a captain buddy??/
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Originally Posted by airbuspilot69
. howz 10000 for a captain buddy??/
US-Dollar? Euros? 10000 Blockhours in 10 Years?
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Jet Airways

A few days ago it was posted that, regarding Jet Airways, they we’re reneging on contractual agreements reference accommodations, annual leave and time off. Has this been established as fact or is it in the rumor stage? Are they actually unilaterally changing a written contract? If it’s true – how are the pilots taking it?
Thanks for any information. I’ve heard such great things about Jet Airways in the past that this seems like a complete turn about.
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Working in india

I have been applying to several airlines in India for the last 6-8 months, eventhough I'm just a college student and a flight instructor with low flight time. I finally recieved an e-mail from Air deccan Chief Pilot few weeks ago stating that
"At the outset thank you for sending your CV to us. However, we still are
waiting for approval to hire foreign co-pilots. Once the approval is
available we will get back to you".

I thought Indian carriers got approved by the government to hire first officers,,, I'm confused.

I still haven't heard anything yet and I have been trying to call them, but no luck so far. I'm planing to send my CV again when I break the 1000 hours.


Good luck guys
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Old 4th Nov 2006, 22:21
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enjoy your time flying in India.

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Old 5th Nov 2006, 03:05
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Can you please find the source for this info

I have about 3000 tt
1200 multi but none in jets ,can i apply for a F.O position there

Thanks
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Old 5th Nov 2006, 04:10
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RMP2

Thanks for informing us what is going on in India. Also congratulation for your new job . I guess I need a type rating or build 500 hours multi time. I will PM you later.

Good luck
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Old 9th Nov 2006, 16:50
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Cool In India

1.Direct entry left seat requieres 500 PIC on type.
2. I saw the new directive as 2 days ago and DGCA has just aprooved of FO expats, CPL and 3 current on type.
Don't know yet when companies will start hiring but get back to me in a couple of weeks and I'll let you know.
There are all kind in every country and here in India is no different, it all depends on how your contract is written.
So far I had no trouble, but always on the lookout,
Contact me if you have any more specific questions.
Cheduve
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Old 12th Nov 2006, 13:14
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Expat T & C at Jet Airways

Originally Posted by LOKE
A few days ago it was posted that, regarding Jet Airways, they we’re reneging on contractual agreements reference accommodations, annual leave and time off. Has this been established as fact or is it in the rumor stage? Are they actually unilaterally changing a written contract? If it’s true – how are the pilots taking it?
Thanks for any information. I’ve heard such great things about Jet Airways in the past that this seems like a complete turn about.
LL
From CaptBlowOut:
"Jet Airways
At the moment Jet Airways apparently isnt the best place to be... I was told they promise everything and when you are there they start taking it all back. At the moment there is a dispute about accomodation, the guys are put up in 5 star hotel appartments, as per contract, but the company has told them to move to a 3 star junk hotel by the end of the month !!!! Same thing with annual leave and time off....... Better check up on these things before you guys pack up the toothbrush"

In my opinion these are all baseless rumours. I know many Expat pilots working at Jet and havent heard of any ad hoc / unilateral changes being made to their contracts. And at no point have the pilots been made to move to 3 star JUNK accomodation. Yes all airlines have their petty issues of rostering etc but I havent heard any serious issues abt Jet / T & C of the expats.
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