http://newyork.craigslist.org/jsy/csr/1234398810.html
July 21st launch your career as an airline Flight Attendant. Immediate Flight Attendant career openings out of Newark airport for Colgan Air, a Continental Connection carrier. The ability to travel and work weekends, holidays and shift work required. Candidates must be flexible, possess excellent customer skills, a positive attitude and a commitment to serve our passengers. A good personality and the ability to display poise under pressure are essential. A valid driver's license and passport are also required. Candidates must also be able to pass a complete airline background check. Due to call out time it is perfered applicants live within 1 hour of airport. The company offers an excellent benefit package including family flight privileges. The company will provide a training program to be conducted in Manassas, Va. and Albany, N.Y. for 4 weeks. This is a professional, challenging position with opportunities for personal growth.
Start your exciting career as airline professional today by sending cover letter and resume to chucolgan@aol.com .
NEXT CLASS JULY 21st
EOE
- Location: NEWARK AIRPORT
- Compensation: Min $1,275 a month
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I am sure that many people will apply. Some will apply for the travel perks; some because they hope to fly for SWA or another mainline someday. Some just need a job. But there will be enough that will meet the qualifications, will get hired and will pass through the training and probation to fill the spots. That don't make it right!!
ReplyDeleteKeeping the spots filled may be another matter. For what a flight attendant is expected to do under certain conditions, they should be paid more than a clerk at a discount store. I believe that pilots at most regionals are underpaid as well.
Didn't I see Colgan's name in the paper somewhere recently? It sounds familiar.
I guess acc to FAA u are allowed to fly a max of 100 hrs per month... is it possible for a pilot to bid for overtime so as to fly near to the max allowed time per month, since most fly only 40-50 hrs per month in reality?
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