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Fly in Saipan? NWA

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Hey NWA and pacific island aviaiton http://www.pacificislandaviation.com/pia_001.htm

are hiring FO's at 900TT......

Ok so Saipan is a cool place to live, beaches and all!!!! Middle of the ocean but flying a shorts 360 for a few years might not be so bad after all!!!!!

SAIPAN is about 7 hours west of Hawaii and has an average temp of about 80 or so. Cost of living about 700 bucks for a three bedroom house! I did the research online-- bord I guess!!! O yeah a loaf of bread is a $1.05 ( cheaper than D.C.) ;)

Good luck
~J
 
Just curious, where did you read that they were hiring FO's? According to the web site they are only looking for avionics tech's and dispatchers. And yea i could get used to the beaches for a few years. I wonder where all the training is conducted at?
 
Yeah Climbto350.com has the announcement! You have to apply through climbto350 only.

I bought a membership and am VERY happy with the jobs and resume support they offer. A must if your interested in 121 135 jobs.

Take care
 
It definitely looks like a pretty cool job. Before packing up your life and moving to the island, I recommend checking out: http://www.saipansucks.com/The page is maintained by a local who is obviously not crazy about living there. I considered applying for this job a few years ago but after checking out the company and the area a little more I reconsidered. Talk to some pilots who work there, if you can to get a realistic idea about the job and the lifestyle. If you choose to do it, enjoy the island life, it definitely looks like an adventure.
 

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