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Interviewed with them was told they would be in touch and never called sent a letter or would not return calls- very unprofessional says it all
 
SAEflyer said:
Anyone know anything about this company? Jetselect in columbus OH...Thanks
When the CL60s and Lr60 left Jetride (Aka Airnet) they started their own company called Jetselect. Jetride was doing a lot of business on these aircraft by getting work from Bombardier Charter, or whatever they call it. The KC based 601, a midwest based 604, and a LR60 from who knows where, owners got greedy and wanted to start a company of their own. Now you have Jetselect. Be careful, as these are the worst type of people to work for. Aircraft owners sucessful in other business outside of aviation thinking they can "show the aviation folks" how its done. You dont want to be there, as you can see by the professionalism they showed you in ignoring you and your attempts to contact them.
 
HawkerF/O said:
When the CL60s and Lr60 left Jetride (Aka Airnet) they started their own company called Jetselect. Jetride was doing a lot of business on these aircraft by getting work from Bombardier Charter, or whatever they call it. The KC based 601, a midwest based 604, and a LR60 from who knows where, owners got greedy and wanted to start a company of their own. Now you have Jetselect. Be careful, as these are the worst type of people to work for. Aircraft owners sucessful in other business outside of aviation thinking they can "show the aviation folks" how its done. You dont want to be there, as you can see by the professionalism they showed you in ignoring you and your attempts to contact them.

I can tell you from first hand experience that the people running Jetselect are grade A, 100% pure scumbags. JetRide is 100% better becuase those douche bags left.
 
Dangerkitty said:
I can tell you from first hand experience that the people running Jetselect are grade A, 100% pure scumbags. JetRide is 100% better becuase those douche bags left.
Pretty much what I said. What comes around goes around is a statement that will eventually ring true with this operation. This business is too small to do the things that they have done, so I can't imagine that they will be around very long, and now that they have burned Jetride, no reputable operator will take them when they come crawling back begging to be put on a 135 cert. I don't think Bombardier will put up with the things they do, but who knows, maybe they will if they think they are going to be selling them a new 605. Like you DangerKitty, I speak from 1st hand experience. Maybe you and I should talk..........
 
How do charter companies make money. Is there really that many flights that are open? Do they use a broker to get flights?
 
If they do it right, charter companies can make dang good money...For instance, the one i work for...More flights than they can handle, fleet has tripled in 2 years, can't keep staffed...thats not necessarily a good thing, but they're doing something right...Most successful charter companies don't put all of their eggs into one basket. Ours uses about 1/3 brokered flights, 1/3 medical transport, and 1/3 regular charter clients...We would be just fine losing any one of those three. Definatley not somewhere i want to stay, but its not a bad stepping stone
 
So is there a lot of medical and brokered flights available? Just taking one area like Socal there are hundreds of charter companies. Its amazing they all do so well.
 
Ok i just wrote an extensive response and it got deleted, i think....Yes there is a lot of business for my particular company. We have exclusive rights for 3 hospitals and have an average of 15 flights a week that are just medical. This involves us bringing doctors to a location and them procuring an organ, then returning. Much better than air ambulance and yes, i've done that...Decent company, but if we had significant competition, we might be in trouble
 
The Reckoning

HawkerF/O said:
What comes around goes around is a statement that will eventually ring true with this operation. ..

Wait till the sale of AirNet/JetRide are complete. JetSelect's management who broke from JetRide will have to deal with civil and criminal charges for conducting JetSelect business while at the same time operating and having controlling interests in JetRide. THIS IS A BIG NO NO!!!

JetRide did not want to be in the middle of law suits while trying to intertain bidders.

OH YES, THERE WILL BE A RECKONING!!
 
Jet Select Response

Guys - those of you ripping Jet Select obviously don't know the way things are there. I recently interviewed there and I found it to be refreshing compared with many other 135 operators. The pay and benefits were very competitive and atmosphere was excellent. Like many other 135 operations, you need to be able to think on your feet, offer alternatives and be a leader. Frankly, as a pilot I love that approach.

Also, as far as the JetRide/AirNet situation, can you blame these guys for going to a better situation? With the atmosphere at JetRide / AirNet and the complete lack of leadership (let alone a lack of knowledge in the new Flight Ops leadership - absolutely NO FAR 135 pax experience) I have to think anybody offered a better deal would jump on it - and they did.

I hope I get a chance to work with these guys - there approach is appelaing to me and I like cutting edge.
 
Zepfan said:
Guys - those of you ripping Jet Select obviously don't know the way things are there. I recently interviewed there and I found it to be refreshing compared with many other 135 operators. The pay and benefits were very competitive and atmosphere was excellent. Like many other 135 operations, you need to be able to think on your feet, offer alternatives and be a leader. Frankly, as a pilot I love that approach.

Also, as far as the JetRide/AirNet situation, can you blame these guys for going to a better situation? With the atmosphere at JetRide / AirNet and the complete lack of leadership (let alone a lack of knowledge in the new Flight Ops leadership - absolutely NO FAR 135 pax experience) I have to think anybody offered a better deal would jump on it - and they did.

I hope I get a chance to work with these guys - there approach is appelaing to me and I like cutting edge.

Uhhhhhh, the lack of leadership and the atmosphere at Jetride was in place because of the very morons that are now at JetSelect.

Since those idiots started JetSelect, Jetride has become a great place to work.

Have fun dealing with MG's lies and deceit.
 

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