Korean Air
Korean Air
. Anyone out there wants to surprise me? 
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Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Somewhere
What's been written about screening and training is pretty much true. It will not be a pleasant experience.
Seems you've gone thru the grind. Nicely summed up there, hang ups certainly spoil the party
. "While in Korea do as the Koreans do" shud do the trick.....
Thanks guys......
Seems you've gone thru the grind. Nicely summed up there, hang ups certainly spoil the party
. "While in Korea do as the Koreans do" shud do the trick.....Thanks guys......
Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Scandinavia
when they let you go after 4 months of training, right after your currency on previous aircraft lapses.
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Over the Pacific mostly
Can somebody comment on how good/bad/ugly? Is the medical insurance coverage for families in the US? is there any additional premiums you need to pay for family coverage? Medical insurance cost in the US are getting just plain stupid
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: usa
Enough has been written about this outfit.
IT IS ALL TRUE! KAL is not a fair opportunity for a professional Pilot.
The screening is a joke, the simulator evaluation is done by somebody that doesn't want you there...that is how this journey starts. The medical is stupid, you are expected to match the blood test results of a 21 year old Korean man.
The training is extremely long and you have to stay as a prisoner in Korea for 4 months if you are type rated or 5 months if you are not.
I have seen with my own eyes people sent back home at the end of this long period for unacceptable, sometime made up reasons and personal agendas.
Please stop asking about medical insurances, travel benefits and commuting options and ask yourselves...is it worth taking the risk?
And how will explain your Family that after all the years of working as a professional and safe Pilot all of the sudden these racist, mediocre and inexperience individuals decide you are not good enough because you said check instead of crosscheck!
Unbelievable!
Oh, and if you were lucky to make it through. Better learn to live with secret reporting by the copilots and the unscheduled checks by the spy team. Everything works based on fear and pressure.
Is it worth taking the risk?
IT IS ALL TRUE! KAL is not a fair opportunity for a professional Pilot.
The screening is a joke, the simulator evaluation is done by somebody that doesn't want you there...that is how this journey starts. The medical is stupid, you are expected to match the blood test results of a 21 year old Korean man.
The training is extremely long and you have to stay as a prisoner in Korea for 4 months if you are type rated or 5 months if you are not.
I have seen with my own eyes people sent back home at the end of this long period for unacceptable, sometime made up reasons and personal agendas.
Please stop asking about medical insurances, travel benefits and commuting options and ask yourselves...is it worth taking the risk?
And how will explain your Family that after all the years of working as a professional and safe Pilot all of the sudden these racist, mediocre and inexperience individuals decide you are not good enough because you said check instead of crosscheck!
Unbelievable!
Oh, and if you were lucky to make it through. Better learn to live with secret reporting by the copilots and the unscheduled checks by the spy team. Everything works based on fear and pressure.
Is it worth taking the risk?
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Over the Pacific mostly
Got it.......! We are all aware of your opinions about KAL since 11 out of 13 posts are about the same thing.
Now, if someone is kind enough to answer the simple question about the insurance it will be appreciated.
Now, if someone is kind enough to answer the simple question about the insurance it will be appreciated.
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Over the Pacific mostly
I know is the agency that supplies the insurance, thanks. Anyone living in the US with first hand experience with the insurance for families (CCL is advertising family coverage for $156) is this correct? How good, bad is the coverage?
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: United States
Insurance for US Pilots
There are a lot of restrictions for US residents or citizens residing in the US to get health insurance through the international companies mentioned in the agencies. My advice is to try to secure medical coverage for you and your family in the US on your own. Then contract travel insurance for the period you will be away from home every time. I do it online. But being fairly new here I would love to hear other opinions in case I am missing something as well.
