Bayer and Alcoa Flight Depts?

[WrknStff]

Might as well throw another corp question out there. Do either of these two companies have a flight detachment? If so, where are they based?

Thanks.

 

[bigepilot]

Not sure about Bayer but Alcoa runs a shop out of AGC. A G550, Global, and maybe another Gulfstream in there somewhere. If you didn't start a file with them when you were born good luck.

 

[j41driver]

Bayer used to have a couple LR35's, a LR55, and a B1900. They flew through PIT pretty often back in the day. Not sure if they still have them or where they are based.

 

[Brett Hull]

According to NBAA, Bayer moved to RDU. It's showing they have a couple of Lear 55's. I think that may be down from 3. If you'd like the contact info, PM me.

 

[HawkerF/O]

Bayer did have some LR55s. Not sure about today. One was for sale a few years ago. N1129M was the tail #.

 

[45caldevldog]

I interviewed at Bayer about 5 years ago, but I was pretty inexperienced for the job. They were very courteous, and professional. They took me up for the flight portion of the interview in one of their Lear 55's - nice ride. At that time, they were based out of Elkhart, IN. FWIW.

 

[KSUPILOT]

bayer has 2 lr-55 and are based in the carolina's. Alcoa is currently based in AGC and has a G-5 not a 550 and a global. neither are hiring as far as I know. Rumor is Alcoa is going to TEB.