Airnet hiring again....

[starchkr]

They are restarting the SIC program (last i heard it was imediately). If it is still the same it will be 16k yr base plus any overtime over 10 hour duty rig, full bene's after 60(or 90) days, just no jumpseating privy's until you make capt. Most likely based in CMH and assigned a high flight time run to quickly get your time up to PIC mins.

 

[Whyzitsokold]

Anyone know when benifits starts at Airnet?

 

[starchkr]

60 or 90 days after hire. I can't remember which because it was so long ago for me...hope that helps a little.

 

[fossil123]

I have an interview with them next week. I work for Flight express. Is it worth the move over to Airnet? THe baron upgrade here is still forever, so I figured its worth starting in the twin with them. I've heard nothing but good things about them.

 

[Flat-tire]

Does anyone know the waiting period between applying and being called for an interview?

 

[CrewDawg]

Check this website out it, if you haven't already. There are a few gouge's that should have what your looking for.

http://www.aviationinterviews.com/pilotsample/airnet.html

 

[USC328]

If you apply and meet the FAR 135 PIC requirements, you most likely will get a call. I have spoken with Craig Washka who mentioned that choices are getting thin. Everyone is going to the regionals who have met the requirements. After you apply online, I suggest dropping Craig an e-mail to show your interest. I recommended someone on a Friday. Craig called him immediately and he interviewed 3 days later here in Columbus. Not to mention, he was selected for training. If you are serious about AirNet and don't mind staying at least a year, send in the online application.