Citation job info

[Jetdriver69]

To all who personally emailed me, here is the info I probably should have sent in the open. I had no idea I would get some many responses. Anyway, here it goes. Contact Pete Salamone the General manager of Charter Services, Inc. in Mobile, AL. at 251 633-6090 or [email protected] or www.csijets.com. The pay is $15K + bennies for copilots or $24K if you can qualify for Capt out of school. You will be required to sign a year contract that will be repaid 1/365th of the total training cost for each day less a year you work for CSI. You will start off in the Citation 2 and there is a chance for upgrade to the Citation 5 and 7. Seems like a nice place to work with extremely friendly management and plenty of contracts to keep them busy for a while. The boss at CSI understands this is a stepping stone job to something better in the future and welcomes low time guys who are willing to work for experience and training. I'm not 100% sure of the minimum flight time required but think 1000-1500 is the ballpark. Hope this helps out.

jet

 

[kmunnpilot1]

Jetdriver - Thanks for posting that information! It's great to see pilots helping each other find jobs - especially in today's economy!

 

[falconpileit]

mickeyD

Why not just go to McDonalds' and fry french fries for that amount of money? There's alot less liability in the French Fry game!!

 

[fly2002]

hey thanks, I've been on here for months and that must be the most sincere post i've read yet. Thank you!

 

[Gulfstream 200]

15,000$ / year???

Is that a typo? If not..

now THATS taking advantage of the pilot market.

How Embarrasing........

 

[Jetdriver69]

I agree, the money is lowwwwww!. But if its a question of how much you want jet time vs money, then only the new type pilot can make that decision. Personally, I could make more on unemployment, but I don't need jet time. I was just trying to spread a little info for low time guys. Guys with 10,000 hrs can ignore the post. The management at CSI is taking a chance with low time guys and paying for training. You can't expect the world when you have no experience and how do you get experience? You have to pay for it yourself, know someone that can get you in a flight department or accept low pay for experience. I hope no one thinks I posted this to take advantage of low time guys, I was just trying to help.

jet

 

[Gulfstream 200]

I just imagine how I would feel sitting in the back of my own Jet knowing my pilots make 15-24K/yr. .......and they even pay for your training???? WOW, thats great......
Must get some real talent in that outfit, huh?

Jet time -vs- Money??

Whats so criminal about both???...ask the management at CSI (whatever the heck that is) that, please.

Cant expect the world you say??? Is 15K/yr pushing the "expecting the world" boundaries??

 

[Jeff Helgeson]

The pay is olw, but it is Alabama!

You can't expect HPN or TEB rates in Mobile, AL. The pay is much lower than usual, but if your name is Bubba, you like BBQ and want to fly jets, it could be a starting point.

How many flying jobs do you think are out there in Mobile? I don't plan on applying. However, if I were still flight instructing, I would probably jump on it.

If they hit a ground ball right to me, I'll pick it up and make the play, but I'm not diving for it anymore!!!

Jeff

 

[Jetdriver69]

Let me reiterate for the people who have problems understanding English. The job in Mobile was posted for low time guys who would consider sacrificing pay for experience. If you don't like the job or think it is beneath your vaunted flying qualifications, THEN IGNORE THE POST! If you have nothing better to do than badmouth this opportunity for a young guy or girl to fly jets, then get a hobby and shutup.

 

[sydeseet]

Hey Jet - Can you repeat that again more slowly and using smaller words? I still don't get it.................

Everyone has an opinion - for better or worse.