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SpaniardBoeingPilot 22nd Jan 2009 16:35

Jet4You Roaster in Casablanca
 
Hi everybody,first time in the Forum!
Does anybody knows how is the roaster like in Casablanca? Can you ask for blocks of days off? I might be going there soon

Agaricus bisporus 22nd Jan 2009 16:39

Worst Roaster from June to end Sept, temperatures up to 40'c. More of a gentle simmer for the rest of the year.

flyver 5th Oct 2009 19:10

Roster J4U
 
The roster is terrible. Youll be stuck in Casa all time except the two time 4 days off pr month.
All other days where you are not flying, you are on Blanc days. Meaning standby from 0600 until 2100. Ewen when you need rest acording to the rules.
Frederic Smet is trying to change it to 6 days on, 2 days off, 7 days on 2 days off.
The most hated man in Marocco.

727Man 6th Oct 2009 13:02

Any links for Flight Crew jobs? none on the website.

captplaystation 7th Oct 2009 12:59

Recruiting was done previously through Contractair, PARC also had a finger in the pie, and AFAIK the finger was a bit deeper buried, beware! same job less dosh. (for you :hmm: )

flyver 9th Oct 2009 20:00

Find another place to work. There are no communication what so ever with the young boy who call himself DFO.

flyver 9th Oct 2009 20:20

Plane Sailing = Frances = Contractair
Take care.

flyver 9th Oct 2009 22:54

Plane sailing,
why dont you tell people that they need to check out of the hotel when they are not working?
So they stand on the road or has to pay for the hotel? As the DFO want?
Or why don't you tell them that they need to sign a paper accepting to obey OMa even though it is not according to the FTL. And not "Flight Tolerance Levels" as written in your contract. FTL means Flight time limitations.

latetonite 10th Oct 2009 09:17

Their roaster is like a rollercoaster.:E

tonylollo 19th Oct 2009 12:41

Oh dear flyver sour sour grapes eh??? much as we all like to stay anonymous I understand that you have just been fired anyway. you see most of us are happy here and have been here a long time before you started moaning and groaning... you know what they say what goes around comes around. bye bye:D:D

C Lips 20th Oct 2009 19:35

Blanc Day
 
Blanc day = 24 hours standby in jet4you. Anybody that thinks otherwise is living in a Belgian dreamworld.

Flight directors on for TKOF please:= and have the aircraft stable at 500'

despegue 20th Oct 2009 23:54

Why would one have to put FD's ON for Take-Off?! Can't you fly your aircraft without it or what? And if so, are you maybe not in the right job?

C Lips 21st Oct 2009 00:25

Are you one of those 250 hour cowboys that I have to fly with???
If so rent a light plane on the weekend and fly how you like. It's all about safety not your ego. :ugh:

captjns 21st Oct 2009 08:53


Flight directors on for TKOF please:= and have the aircraft stable at 500'
And folks you read it here first... excellent advice from another simulator pilot who has never moved the control wheel more than one unit left or right other than their base training:rolleyes:.

Quality Time 21st Oct 2009 09:09

captjns

Flight Directors off..... Hand fly all the way...... keep the speed up...... see how long you can keep it clean..... Speedbrake is for chickens.......etc etc

Frequently =

Level busts..........CRM nightmare...........Traffic Traffic.........drrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.........'Speed,Spe ed'........terrain!terrain!........ WHOOP!WHOOP! PULL UP!.........etc etc

C Lips 21st Oct 2009 12:35

Just look at the latest Jet4You safety mag and the amount of unstable approaches and GPWS under 500 feet:=

lunav 21st Oct 2009 16:49

Sir, is Jet4You accepting cv? Do you think they will make screenings in the near future?
Thanks a lot.

C Lips 22nd Oct 2009 23:07

Can anyone tell me how JET4YOU get away with having pilots being on 24 hours standby.
This is exactly what you are on if you are on a blanc/ Open roster.

I have never heard of this in any other airline.

Do the Morrocan authorities really approve this or are they having the wool pulled over them.

Nightrider 23rd Oct 2009 08:12

The so called "blanc day" is a relict from the old FTL. The new FTL, in place since almost a year now, allows, however, exactly the same procedure if hotac standby is scheduled. The definition for hotac standby can be used also as home standby.
Only in the case of airport standby is a time frame for standby required.

Is there any airline in Morocco which is not using the "blanc day" procedure?

This problem of interpreting the FTL is not only a Jet4you problem, it is certainly a DAC induced situation as the intro of the new FTL in November last year has not been done in a proper way. There is no explanation nor guideline published. And since the union is busy with the nationalization issue, the airlines introduce more and more unwritten rules on how to read and understand the FTL.

21 hrs duty, are scheduled, 29 hrs duty are not rare, resetting the 7-day limits to 0 hrs after the 36 hr rest period, 1 hr check-in timings also, certainly for most airlines with base Casablanca, 1.5 or 2 hrs are more realistic etc.....

And in the case of Jet4you, don't forget that politics, schedules and other important issues are solely set and determined in Zaventem.

Monur 26th Oct 2009 12:06

Flyver,

why dont you tell people that they need to check out of the hotel when they are not working?
Can you explain this bit?


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