ASA confirms details for Air Mekong

[79%N1]

Interesting, but I wondering if they taught grammar at Auburn? Toss in a comma here or there. Paragraphs work well, too!

 

[sayrejm]

I thought about it. However, I concluded that it would have been in bad FI fashion. I don't want to stand out too much from the pack.

 

[LazyLightnin']

Interesting, but I wondering if they taught grammar at Auburn? Toss in a comma here or there. Paragraphs work well, too!

At least he's now capitalizing a few letters here and there. One thing at a time. After all, Auburn doesn't require language classes for a horticulture/ cow breeding degree.

 

[sayrejm]

Aerospace Engineering/cow breeding thank you very much!

 

[sstearns2]

Anyone who is concidering this should become very familar with the US tax laws concerning working overseas. You could easily end up owing US income tax.

Here's a place to start...

http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/Taxes/Cutyourtaxes/P119350.asp

I was expecting the pay to be significantly higher. I was thinking more like $9-10000/mo for CAs to make it worth it.

Scott

 

[maxcackel]

Stay out 330 days in a 12 month rolling period and you will be good. Try to sneak home a lot and not so good. Or stay out one calendar year. Rent an apartment or villa for a year and that will ice the deal.

 

[LazyLightnin']

Aerospace Engineering/cow breeding thank you very much!

Ha.. Way to roll with punches, J. I'm glad AU taught that in advance to all the a-whoppings to come. You sure you don't want to be another innocent insignificant Georgia fan instead?

 

[say again]

No, half the class walked out after the company never paid per diem each week after always promising the check "next week" and then they canceled paying everyone while in training as they originally had promised and said no one would get paid until after IOE because that was considered training as well, then decided after ground school was over that they would surprise everyone by making us sign an 18 month 20K contract. Also, the local FAA guy was telling everyone in private to watch our backs on the line cause they were watching every move the company was making. That was a surprise to everyone. So half the guys including me said see ya. Then they offered to flat out pay for all my training to try to get me to stay because I had already finished the ground school and was already there I guess (they originally were going to require me to pay for the type) but I still said I wasn't interested. I wasn't leaving because of money. So I left, some of the other guys did change their mind after leaving and they let them come back and take the check ride. They are flying there now... One guy that didn't come back sued the company and another got an offer to go to Virgin. The whole ordeal was a strange couple weeks but afterwords I went door to door to every operator in south florida passing out resumes and i came up with a flight instructing job at one of these schools with all the south american students. Also got got an interview and was put in a hiring pool at another airline. They estimated training in the spring but so far nothing......

What company was this?

 

[sayrejm]

do about 2 pages of research in the charter forums and you'll see. it's in miami... by the way, i got to meet a great group of pilots who used to fly for midwest express until they got screwed. if you ever meet a midwest pilot, buy him a beer.

oh, and i can't deny the cow breeding jokes... i once called a friend of mine and she didn't answer. when she called me back she said sorry cause she had her arm up the wrong end of a cow. (is there a right end?)

 

[LazyLightnin']

Auburn=redheaded stepchild of the state.

Just ask crj567 what it's like to be the redhead. It's not good.