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prim1 9th July 2003 03:01

Privatair
 
Does anyone know if Privatair crews its pilots from Lufthansa's seniority list or if indeed they are currently recruiting pilots?

And if they are recruiting pilots,what is the the general package like,pay,time off perks and so on.

Thanks in advance.

prim 1

NigelOnDraft 9th July 2003 03:34

Its a known retirement home for BA Tng Capts...

NoD

heavy checker 9th July 2003 17:40

NigelOnDraft is reflecting on the PrivatAir organisation 10 years ago (PetrolAir).

PrivatAir today employ over 150 pilots in their GVA, XFW, DUS and MUC bases.

DUS is primarially ex SN pilots, XFW a European mix, MUC seconded LH pilots and GVA a mix of Swiss nationals and Brits, of which only 2 are ex BA.

Cannot help Prim 1 with pay and conditions, but they are expanding rapidly ( fleet doubled in size this year ) against long term contracts with the quality players.

Flying is a truly varied mix of long haul A319LR/B737BBJ , short haul A319, and VVIP anywhere from London to Australia in the B737BBJ.

Currently thay fly across the Atlantic 36 times a week for LH.

The wesite is www.privatair.com and [email protected] got an immediate response.

prim1 10th July 2003 03:06

Thanks heavy checker.

Any info.always appreciated.

Prim1

Lavdumperer 10th July 2003 05:41

Any idea how long the seconded Lufthansa pilots will be there? Which aircraft do the Lufthansa guys fly - A319 or BBJ? Will there be a need for replacements soon?

Looks like a great operation to fly for - those SN guys are lucky to have good jobs...


Cheers

DBate 10th July 2003 21:12

The Lufthansa Pilots are currently flying the BBJ out of MUC. There will not be any replacements fo those soon.
Currently there is a discussion to replace the pilots on all LH fligths operated by PrivatAir with LH pilots.

So long
DBate

Lavdumperer 11th July 2003 01:05

I have always been fascinated by Privatair. So, if the Lufthansa pilots are flying the BBJ out of Munich (presumably on the airline service), then who gets to fly the BBJ on worldwide charter assignments - are there "separate" BBJ pilots who mainly fly charter, or do the Lufthansa pilots also get to fly that bird worldwide?

What about the A319 - are those airplanes flown primarily by ex-Sabena pilots or did some of the former BBJ pilots switch over to the Airbus?

Cheers

heavy checker 22nd July 2003 15:51

DBate

There are no plas to replace PTI pilots with LH pilots.

PrivatAir welcome partnerships but will not accept 100% customer flightdeck, however professional they may be.

You will see the recruitment campaign on their website

DBate 5th August 2003 20:28

heavy checker

I'm sure there are no plans at PTI to replace PTI pilots with LH pilots. But at LH the pilots representatives demand that the LH flights operated by PTI should be crewed with LH pilots - as already happende with the flights out of MUC.

So as I understand that concerns only the DUS-NWR and DUS-ORD flights. As far as I know the flights are more or less a test if this 'premium product' is accepted by the customers. If it proofs to be profitable, LH had and still has plans to operate those flights with own crews and aircraft.

Those are the plans. Nobody knows if that will really happen, since LH would have to buy some aircraft first to do that job.

So long

heavy checker 8th August 2003 04:57

Thanks for your insight DBate

Any news on how the flights are doing and how long the PrivatAir contracts are for? Are the MUC based LH crews happy?

Appreciate your thoughts

Robert Vesco 27th August 2003 00:41

Job vacancy:
 
Saw the following on an internet job site:


Job Title: Head of Training
Position type: Permanent
Region: Europe
Company: Privatair SA Geneva
Posted: Wednesday 20 August 2003
Job type(s): Flight crew
Description: The candidate will have a valid type rating on either Airbus 319 series or Boeing 737NG, and will of course be an experienced IRE/TRE. He or she will be an experienced Manager, and completely familiar with JAR Ops requirements and must speak good English. in order to communicate easily with the Swiss FOCA.

As with other management positions in Privatair, flexibility and a dedicated enthusiasm will be required to fulfill the post.

Further details and applications should be sent to Capt Brian Davison at [email protected].
Tel No. +41 22 929 6765
Reference: Fint.com
Contact Email: [email protected]
Telephone: +41 22 929 6765
URL: http://www.privatair.com/home.html

Good luck! :ok:

Lavdumperer 27th August 2003 13:41

If you look at the website the position has been filled by an ex-Eurowings A319 Captain.

SlowMover 27th August 2003 20:08

I cannot find this information on the website.
Please, could you post any link?


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