Reputable Operations in the SouthEast?

[Brett Hull]

Well if you're interested in the Auburn area I think Aflac have a Falcon at CSG.

And about a month ago they happened to be in the hiring mode for about the 12th time in the last year. They seem to go through quite a few people there.

 

[Snakum]

You might wanna leave Krispy Kreme and RJ Reynolds off those two lists.

And yes ... there are still many very good corporate jobs around the SE, often at smaller places you've never heard of. I hear about them all the time, but just don't have the TT to make the leap. x 1,000

Minh

 

[400A]

You forgot toothless and still fight'n the war.

Thats how you can tell we invented the toothbrush.....otherwise it would have been the teethbrush!

BTW Chick Fil-a only has one Excel, and it is run by a mgt company.

 

[blzr]

Hahaha.. Only in Auburn..

Roll Tidddeee baby..

You said it man! Roll Tide.

FedEx is a good flying job in the SouthEast.

Last I heard, Books-A-Million was looking for a Lear pilot. they seem to want someone that is already typed though.

 

[CapnVegetto]

You said it man! Roll Tide.

FedEx is a good flying job in the SouthEast.

Last I heard, Books-A-Million was looking for a Lear pilot. they seem to want someone that is already typed though.

Books-a-Million: 1 LR-35 based out of BHM. They actually offered me a job about a year and a half ago, but I wasn't looking at the time. It was for F/O on the LR-35. Seems like they fly a LOT, but you're home almost every night. 3 pilots for the 1 airplane, lots of day trips, and the guy that I talked to told me 400-500 hours of flying a year. He said it's not a job that you want if you 'like sitting at home all the time'. Hell, that's the whole reason I became a pilot. But it seemed at least like a decent department to work for, decent pay and bennies, you'll just be working a lot. I think they've had a problem with typing guys and then leaving, though, that's why they're looking for someone already typed.