Getting to be that Time of Year Again

[rice]

Anyone have access to Stanton Group pay #'s for DA-900 and/or G-IV Capt. salaries in the NE area??? Much Appreciated.

 

[Fly High]

Do they operate out of:
NE meaning New England
or
NE meaning Nebraska?

 

[rice]

NE meaning NY/NJ/CT/MA.

Thanks!!!!

 

[hogdriver00]

Stanton

Riceman,

Let me know if you get your hands on a Stanton Survey.

 

[rice]

Will do but I doubt it'll happen. Figured I'd have more luck if someone was just willing to share some specfiic info.

 

[VVJM265]

Rice,

Good luck on the "negotiations." Miss your old avatar, btw.

VVJM265

 

[Gulfstream 200]

Do they operate out of:
NE meaning New England
or
NE meaning Nebraska?

yeah, we are all concerned about the salary surveys for all those 900EXs and GIVs based in NEBRASKA.

 

[Fly High]

What, you don't think there is anyone other than those in New England?

 

[semperfido]

far and few between....what country did you say nebraska was in?

 

[Fly High]

Ha! I have flown over it about 20 times. I think it is part of the Republic of Iowa.

 

[Kingairrick]

Went to 50 school with a guy from Werner trucking. Based in Omaha. I think he said they had a 900 also. Probably the only one though....

 

[rice]

Went to 50 school with a guy from Werner trucking. Based in Omaha. I think he said they had a 900 also. Probably the only one though....

As much as I hate the place, I'll have to say that Omaha has some decent equipment. Corporate row includes the likes of UPRR, ConAgra, Midwest Aviation(Kiewit Const), Mutual of Omaha and some others I'm sure I'm forgetting. Some pretty significant rides all around. My info is old but Midwest alone had a barn full of Falcons including two 900's and a 50 plus some 20's.

BTW, anyone have access to those pay numbers I asked about???

 

[Ace-of-the-Base]

As much as I hate the place, I'll have to say that Omaha has some decent equipment. Corporate row includes the likes of UPRR, ConAgra, Midwest Aviation(Kiewit Const), Mutual of Omaha and some others I'm sure I'm forgetting. Some pretty significant rides all around. My info is old but Midwest alone had a barn full of Falcons including two 900's and a 50 plus some 20's.

BTW, anyone have access to those pay numbers I asked about???

Yea, and Saudi has some pretty impressive equipment too

Ace

 

[rice]

Yea, and Saudi has some pretty impressive equipment too

Ace

And better looking women!!!!!:laugh:

 

[sydeseet]

As much as I hate the place, I'll have to say that Omaha has some decent equipment. Corporate row includes the likes of UPRR, ConAgra, Midwest Aviation(Kiewit Const), Mutual of Omaha and some others I'm sure I'm forgetting. Some pretty significant rides all around. My info is old but Midwest alone had a barn full of Falcons including two 900's and a 50 plus some 20's.

BTW, anyone have access to those pay numbers I asked about???

Since this thread is on the path to being completely hijacked I thought I'd jump in the water while it's warm.

First off, as a native Iowegian who married a girl from Nebraska, the women in either state have a lot going for them as long as they avoid the feedlots designed for livestock production. Corn fed beef is supposed to come wrapped in plastic, not with blonde hair and an attitude. Fortunately I avoided that gene pool altogether. I'll hold the bulk of my native midwestern coeds against the bulk of the girls I meet from NJ or NY anyday of the week!!!!!! Saudi chicks? Hmm, won't even go there.

OMA does in fact have a GIVSP (Conagra) and at least two 900(ex's?) operated by Midwest. Also some new Challengers on order for UP and several other large cabin beauties on the field too. Everytime I go there I wonder why my now former airport back east couldn't have a corporate row like OMA's. I just can't go back there!!!!! I worked too hard to get to some place warmer!

Rice - if you ever get those numbers be sure and share them. Maybe start a new thread with the info and see what is decomposes into. I guess this is what happens when they take away the "non-aviation related chat" section.