Pfizer Flight Department

[semperfido]

"Imagine a career that touches the lives of people everywhere. Imagine an opportunity to reach beyond your area of expertise to make an impact on something greater than the bottom line. Imagine playing a key role in some of the most critical issues facing healthcare today. This is your career at Pfizer – a career unlike any other."

Blah, blah, blah... What's it pay? TC

you get a free lifetime supply of the little blue pill

 

[miles otoole]

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree, minimum of 5,000 hours total time; 3,000 Pilot-in-Command; 1,500 Turbine PIC; 500 Jet PIC. ATP and MEL required. Must possess current FAA First Class Medical and FCC permit.


Hell, I'd hope at least $180,000 a year plus benefits.

 

[LegacyDriver]

Good gawd! Well I guess I need to go jump in a 152 and get 500 hours more total so I will qualify. Nevermind my Embraer experience. TT way more important than time in type.

180K at least. They can keep it but thanks for posting the info!

 

[PadFull'oTrim]

Who handles Pfizer's flight department? How do you contact these folks?

Thanks in advance.

Still a 'wrongfully terminated' EMB driver???

moderator reviewed

 

[PMVULB AvMgr]

Yes they have a flight dept. It is out of HPN, I don't know what type of fixed wing A/C they have...but they have a s-76 and they are the launch customer for the S-92.

Absolutely, positively not at HPN! They are at TTN, along with the rest of the medical flight departments (J & J, Bristol Myers Squibb and a couple others)

Don't know about the S-92, understand there is one due at HPN in January, owned by the Cleveland Browns. Yeah, I know, what's a chopper owned by someone from Cleveland doing being based at HPN? No idea! It will be based at the small Skyport Hangar.

 

[G4G5]

They either canceled or extensively delayed their S92. After all of their current problems mgt felt that taking delivery of an S92 would not help things with the stock holders.

The owner of the Cleveland Browns is Randy Lerner, he inherited the team from his father Al Lerner (founder of MBNA). Currently the Cleveland Browns (Lerner family) operate a Falcon 50 out of HTO.

 

[globalexp]

Are you sure about their S-92 being delayed. There is one registered to Pfizer in the FAA database.

 

[G4G5]

I heard it from one of their pilots at recurrent a couple of months ago

 

[Groundpounder]

I saw a S92 in a corporate config for sale somewhere on the net, not sure where, but it had a Pfizer paint job. I'll see if I can find it.

 

[PMVULB AvMgr]

I saw a S92 in a corporate config for sale somewhere on the net, not sure where, but it had a Pfizer paint job. I'll see if I can find it.

Here you go:
http://www.controller.com/listings/forsale/detail.asp?ohid=1095505&guid=3F68ED8B30744AC0B590B290CA812796

 

[globalexp]

That is the helicopter for sale. If they are selling it, why bother changing the registration. Anyways, does anyone know if GE has purchased a Helibus?

 

[Fokkerflyer]

Nope.