Ram Air Freight is looking for qualified pilots for June classes.
Ram Air Freight is a growing Part 135 air courier operator that has been in business since 1982, with 12 bases scattered throughout the Southeast.
With a regular schedule of Monday through Friday assignments, the majority of the routes are day/afternoon runs instead of the back side of the clock schedule like most cargo outfits. It therefore allows you to be home every night and have a “normal” life outside of your job while gaining the invaluable experience of single pilot, multi engine, all weather operations.
There is no minimum multi engine time requirement for applying. Thanks to a 65% twin to single engine airplane ratio upgrades range between 2 weeks to 2 months after the initial checkride, depending upon the employee’s flexibility to relocate.
Training lasts a full week and incorporates in depth ground and flight training, during which Ram Air Freight provides housing. The company will also pay applicants for the week of training at the normal daily rate, provided they successfully pass the initial company checkride.
In order to qualify applicants MUST meet Part 135 IFR minimums, be actively flying and
instrument proficient, and more generally be capable of reaching checkride standards within 6 hours of flight training.
Benefits include Blue Cross Blue Shield, dental insurance, Simple IRA retirement plan jumpseat privileges.
More information is available on www.ramairfreight.com.
Send resumes to [email protected].
No phone calls.
Ram Air Freight is a growing Part 135 air courier operator that has been in business since 1982, with 12 bases scattered throughout the Southeast.
With a regular schedule of Monday through Friday assignments, the majority of the routes are day/afternoon runs instead of the back side of the clock schedule like most cargo outfits. It therefore allows you to be home every night and have a “normal” life outside of your job while gaining the invaluable experience of single pilot, multi engine, all weather operations.
There is no minimum multi engine time requirement for applying. Thanks to a 65% twin to single engine airplane ratio upgrades range between 2 weeks to 2 months after the initial checkride, depending upon the employee’s flexibility to relocate.
Training lasts a full week and incorporates in depth ground and flight training, during which Ram Air Freight provides housing. The company will also pay applicants for the week of training at the normal daily rate, provided they successfully pass the initial company checkride.
In order to qualify applicants MUST meet Part 135 IFR minimums, be actively flying and
instrument proficient, and more generally be capable of reaching checkride standards within 6 hours of flight training.
Benefits include Blue Cross Blue Shield, dental insurance, Simple IRA retirement plan jumpseat privileges.
More information is available on www.ramairfreight.com.
Send resumes to [email protected].
No phone calls.
