Cityjet`s Scandinavian CRJ`s
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Cityjet`s Scandinavian CRJ`s
Does anyone have any info on T & C`s (Rostering, pay & holidays) on the scandi Cityjet CRJ operation. I would be very interested but can not find any info on recruitment and if they are hiring FD?
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Where are you from?
Mainly hiring Scandinavian pilots right now. Acually it seems like they are not hiring at the moment.
Pay is good and also roster but not good for commuting.
Mainly hiring Scandinavian pilots right now. Acually it seems like they are not hiring at the moment.
Pay is good and also roster but not good for commuting.
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Issp, I`m from and in Scandiland so I don`t see commuting as a problem. Not so happy with my present situation so thats why I`m checking. Is pay good even if living up here, or are you spending your salary in a country with lower cost of living?
Will have to keep eyes on Cityjet website in the future then.
Will have to keep eyes on Cityjet website in the future then.
They are definitely looking for people, but possibly mainly for rated pilots at the moment. If you are interested in flying the CRJ for them I would certainly send in an 'unsolicited' application to whatever HR or info address they have. Can't hurt.
From hearsay, salary is competitive for Scandinavia, but I have no exact figures.
From hearsay, salary is competitive for Scandinavia, but I have no exact figures.
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Seniority list
Cityjet never has had a seniority list ever in its history and to my knowledge no plans to implement one.
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CityJet does use seniority, but only in certain circumstances. For example redundancy (this was used in 2012), and the order of starting successful command applicants.
The seniority is across fleet type and it's not widely publicised (though well known by us long serving guys).
The seniority is across fleet type and it's not widely publicised (though well known by us long serving guys).
