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Old 13th October 2007 | 15:29
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Capital Trading T&Cs

Hi guys and girls

Any Capital flight crew (past or present) would care to give me an insight on salary, roster, general opinions. Thinking mainly of piston captains. Are they a good, friendly stable company? Do they get the thumbs up or down? Any information greatly received, sooner rather than later. PM me if you would rather keep it private.

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Old 13th October 2007 | 17:13
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A fantastic company to work for. I worked there for just over a year about 6 years ago.
Malcolm is a very fair boss, the aeroplanes are kept in absolute mint condition and the flying is varied.
Downside- You won't be going out and buying yourself a Porsche working for Capital. The money is OK but it is certainly a "stepping stone" outfit.
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Old 13th October 2007 | 19:11
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As long as you don't want much time off and are prepared to sell your soul to Lisa then you will be fine
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Old 13th October 2007 | 20:25
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Thanks for the replies guys. Anyone know what the current salary is for a PA31 Captain?
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Old 13th October 2007 | 23:39
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25 K slightly more if you are a trainer.
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Old 14th October 2007 | 18:13
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Thanx farmer
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Old 14th October 2007 | 22:13
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I think that they also want three months notice which is quite a lot. It may well hamper you if you are using them as a stepping stone to the airlines. Most similar outfits just need a month or so's notice. This has put me off them somewhat.
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Old 30th October 2007 | 18:34
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I'm not that bad really!!!! - or am I????? Anyway still in business and always keen to receive cv's. luv lisa.x
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