Continental's FOQA program Q

[euroboy]

Hi Guys,



This isn’t probably the right place for this , but


I’m moving to Houston (from the UK) soon and I’m trying to find any information on Continental's/Express Jet’s FOQA (OFDM) program. Any idea where they’re based? (hopefully Houston) a contact would be awesome.


Or even any other operators in the area who run similar programs.

Or even any Avionic repair stations who do work on flight data recorders.

I’ve looked around a bit but can’t seem to find any info

I’m looking for a job BTW

Thanks for any help






mods - sorry, but I wanted to catch people who work there

 

[Nova]

ExpressJet is Houston based. What exactly are you looking to do in regards to the FOQA program?

 

[Britpilot]

The FOQA program is "in house" and is over seen by the company, selected ALPA members and the FAA. Really don't see how you could obtain a position there with out being employed by either of the afore mentioned groups.

 

[euroboy]

Thanks for the replies,



I’ve got eight years experience working in an FDR repair station carrying out readouts on site calibration work CVR’s FDR’s etc – and was wondering how it’s set up (i.e. roughly where and how big etc), with a view to possibly finding employment if they have any vacancies in the near future.

PM if you like

Thanks again and sorry I didn't make myself clear before

 

[BluDevAv8r]

I’ve got eight years experience working in an FDR repair station carrying out readouts on site calibration work CVR’s FDR’s etc – and was wondering how it’s set up (i.e. roughly where and how big etc), with a view to possibly finding employment if they have any vacancies in the near future.

PM if you like

Thanks again and sorry I didn't make myself clear before

Check PM's.

-Neal

 

[atldc9]

AirTran was looking for a FOQA person a month or ao ago.