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PseudoName said:fly4free said:Janitor at the McDonalds in Burbank. Why do you ask?
if you are so proud why do you hesitate to say who you work for.
oh...i know...your avatar says it all. it speaks volumes of your attitude as well as your education.
good luck with what ever it is you do.
Fly
psysicx said:Freight dog are you going to leave Aloha to fly Gulfstreams?Did they tell you what kind trips they have.Also what are competitve times to get on.
psysicx said:nowhere
Freight Dog said:If offered a job with these guys, you bet.
No, they didn't say what kind of trips they do, but i'd guess it's anything from a short hop to Vegas to long haul. Competitive times? Beats me... maybe one of the guys on here would know.
Ace-of-the-Base said:They fly only Gulfstreams (the best airplane made) and they have 3 GVs. So you are right, they probably fly to Europe, Asia and all over the U.S. They've got some nice pictures of their jets on their website. www.transexec.com/ourFleet.html
I also agree with English. People who know the operation say its definately the safest, best run charter company on the west coast. They have great planes, high standards, great pay and the crews are very happy. I hope you get the job.
Ace
Wow! Did they actually make you a job offer? Over the phone?? I've never heard of that before. You say that pay was a sideways step, did they finaly pony up what it is?aeronautic1 said:I had about a 20 minute phone interview with them about 10 days ago... what makes a good boss, good company, what are you looking for in 5 years, HR stuff. Would not tell me what the pay/benefits were until I told them what my current pay was. I was told that I would most likely start SIC in the GII for about ayear and they would type me after the second year. Seeing as my current company typed me in the G200 before flying the line and the pay was a sideways step (with Calf. income tax actually less), I graciously declined their offer. I hear it is a well run company.
aeronautic1 said:Though he did not actually give me the precise number, I mentioned that I started last October in the G200 at $42,000 per year plus per diem and the interviewer said that the salary would be similar. Seeing as they would not type me for sometime, and seeing as I have tenure in the G200, I declined further consideration.