Wrights air - William Creek
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Just to bring the topic up again,
anyone been to william creek? Is it actually a town?
Anyone worked for wrights air?
Id like to speak to someone who is/has please.
Aussie
anyone been to william creek? Is it actually a town?
Anyone worked for wrights air?
Id like to speak to someone who is/has please.
Aussie
william creek is a small settlement west of Lake Eyre.
wrightsair owns a house and accomodation complex for their staff. there is a pub and a cafe. dirt road in both directions. cool to cold in winter, hot to very hot in summer. they run up to 7 aircraft out of william ck at the height of the tourist season.
i haven't worked for trevor but have met him a few times there, during the course of our own business out that way.
he has given a lot of newbies a start. would appear to run a good ship.
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wrightsair owns a house and accomodation complex for their staff. there is a pub and a cafe. dirt road in both directions. cool to cold in winter, hot to very hot in summer. they run up to 7 aircraft out of william ck at the height of the tourist season.
i haven't worked for trevor but have met him a few times there, during the course of our own business out that way.
he has given a lot of newbies a start. would appear to run a good ship.
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Hi Aussie,
Been there done that.
whats you interest in William Creek?
I worked for trevor for a while out at William Creek, it was a good first job experience....life experience.
I saw trevor recently and he said WC was very quite...no water in Lake Eyre.
Excellent facillitys and Aircraft,and alot of fun (for a limited time).
But very remote,except for the grooveygrape bus load of backpackers.The pub has to be seen to be belived..
all in all a big thumbs up...
Been there done that.
whats you interest in William Creek?
I worked for trevor for a while out at William Creek, it was a good first job experience....life experience.
I saw trevor recently and he said WC was very quite...no water in Lake Eyre.
Excellent facillitys and Aircraft,and alot of fun (for a limited time).
But very remote,except for the grooveygrape bus load of backpackers.The pub has to be seen to be belived..
all in all a big thumbs up...
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Lake Eyre
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Did a few laps around the pond myself a few years ago.Based with another company in the Metrpolis of Maree.
Met Trev a few times and have to say he,s a genuine down to earth guy. Based in Coober Peedy in a good year when the lake fills it,s flat out!.Good experience allround
Cheers
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Did a few laps around the pond myself a few years ago.Based with another company in the Metrpolis of Maree.
Met Trev a few times and have to say he,s a genuine down to earth guy. Based in Coober Peedy in a good year when the lake fills it,s flat out!.Good experience allround
Cheers
Multi
Does depend on where you are are what you're predominantly doing with the aircraft, but some only do 2-300 while bush in seasonal outfits, while others experience up to 900-1000 hrs worth of commerce a year.
Varies as much as that, but I would think the norm (educated guess) to be somewhere around 6-700 hrs p.a.
OpsN.
Varies as much as that, but I would think the norm (educated guess) to be somewhere around 6-700 hrs p.a.
OpsN.
Aussie, check your PM's.
If you speak to Trevor or Adam Wright, say G'day from Dave (from Alice). You could do a lot worse for a low time first job.
Regards,
OpsN.
If you speak to Trevor or Adam Wright, say G'day from Dave (from Alice). You could do a lot worse for a low time first job.
Regards,
OpsN.
