B737 Info from Indonesia
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Dear aviateurs,
I have received an offer from a crew leasing agency for B737-EFIS to an Indonesian Airline.
The offer is for three month,starting in January.
As I am European,I am unfamiliar in the Indonesian Airline Industry.
Any info about the enviroment,the possible employer would be appreciated.
I am also interested in the present situation in the country.
I have to go for unpaid leave from my present company.
I wish all off You Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
I have received an offer from a crew leasing agency for B737-EFIS to an Indonesian Airline.
The offer is for three month,starting in January.
As I am European,I am unfamiliar in the Indonesian Airline Industry.
Any info about the enviroment,the possible employer would be appreciated.
I am also interested in the present situation in the country.
I have to go for unpaid leave from my present company.
I wish all off You Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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hi Deske
Don't know bout which company that will hire you, but the environtment is very friendly. People there are very warm and friendly, they always smile and helpful.
The weather is fairly good, and it's warm and humid there.
Latest situation in the country is good, don't worry too much about any rumours you heard. But you'll find traffic jam almost everywhere in JKT.
You should visit Bali, really nice place, mate
But I heard that wages are poor for expat pilots in this country, but it is ok for living in Indonesia, but can't save much for European Living standard.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! God bless you
Don't know bout which company that will hire you, but the environtment is very friendly. People there are very warm and friendly, they always smile and helpful.
The weather is fairly good, and it's warm and humid there.
Latest situation in the country is good, don't worry too much about any rumours you heard. But you'll find traffic jam almost everywhere in JKT.
You should visit Bali, really nice place, mate
But I heard that wages are poor for expat pilots in this country, but it is ok for living in Indonesia, but can't save much for European Living standard.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! God bless you
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Thnak You for taking time to reply.
As I know it is a hotel accomodation provided and transport also.
Till now,they did not mentioned the operator but I am sure it is not Garuda.
Unfortunatly I don't know any other 737 operator.
For a 3 month it can be good,just to know that region.
I only afraid about what i see on the evening news and the Bali explosion wasn't so far.I am sure the people are friendly there.
I've been in JKT in 1995 for 4 days as tourist.
What other airlines have B737-EFIS over there?
As I know it is a hotel accomodation provided and transport also.
Till now,they did not mentioned the operator but I am sure it is not Garuda.
Unfortunatly I don't know any other 737 operator.
For a 3 month it can be good,just to know that region.
I only afraid about what i see on the evening news and the Bali explosion wasn't so far.I am sure the people are friendly there.
I've been in JKT in 1995 for 4 days as tourist.
What other airlines have B737-EFIS over there?
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Hi all,
yes I also heard that Adam Airlines needs pilots, and they operate 737 EFIS. They just started flying last week.
There is another airline operating B737 EFIS, just saw that one last week in Bali. I think it's Air Paradise, serving DPS-PER.
Deske, what benefits do they offered for expat pilots?
Thanks for the info, guys
yes I also heard that Adam Airlines needs pilots, and they operate 737 EFIS. They just started flying last week.
There is another airline operating B737 EFIS, just saw that one last week in Bali. I think it's Air Paradise, serving DPS-PER.
Deske, what benefits do they offered for expat pilots?
Thanks for the info, guys
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Yes it is Adam Air.They have called me on this Friday and wanted me in Singapore on Sunday-two days later.
Unfortunatly I could not speak either with the Fleet Mgr. at my company about the unpaid leave, so maybe this train has gone.
Although they promised to take me from April with longer notice before.
They lease our former B737-400 reg:HA-LEO as the EFIS's are replaced by NGs.
Conditions:
-3 month contract with possible renewal
-employed by the Crew Leasing Company
-gross USD 3250
-Transport and hotel acc. provided
-90 hours/month
That's what i know so far.
Unfortunatly I could not speak either with the Fleet Mgr. at my company about the unpaid leave, so maybe this train has gone.
Although they promised to take me from April with longer notice before.
They lease our former B737-400 reg:HA-LEO as the EFIS's are replaced by NGs.
Conditions:
-3 month contract with possible renewal
-employed by the Crew Leasing Company
-gross USD 3250
-Transport and hotel acc. provided
-90 hours/month
That's what i know so far.
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M .85 and Deske, yes adam air need rhs pilot badly, they have hired 8 pilots from rishworth i heard and they all brazillian, for the salary they offer to you deske, you will be living like a king in jkt
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Info about ADAM AIR
I found the following information about Adam Air:
Start-up: 19 December 2003
Operations:
Medan - Jakarta - Yogyakarta
Medan - Jakarta - Surabaya
Jakarta - Denpasar
Jakarta - Semarang
Jakarta - Pontianak
Jakarta - Balikpapan
probably Vica Versa
Fleet: Boeing 737-400, Boeing 737-500 as I heard both owned by the carrier (hmm ever heard about corruption in Indonesia).
Flying business has a had an immense growth last years within Indonesia… around 10 domestic airliners has been set up. Mostly flying with the older aircraft B737-200, B727 and F27/28. With the eye on the future and the environmental policy newer aircraft has been introduced in some of those low budget airliners. Lion Air is one of the more successful airliners because they operate the more bigger MD80 series…
In my opinion flying in Indonesia belongs to most beautiful places in the world… Good luck with applying… if you can survive the traffic within Jakarta you can survive everything
Start-up: 19 December 2003
Operations:
Medan - Jakarta - Yogyakarta
Medan - Jakarta - Surabaya
Jakarta - Denpasar
Jakarta - Semarang
Jakarta - Pontianak
Jakarta - Balikpapan
probably Vica Versa
Fleet: Boeing 737-400, Boeing 737-500 as I heard both owned by the carrier (hmm ever heard about corruption in Indonesia).
Flying business has a had an immense growth last years within Indonesia… around 10 domestic airliners has been set up. Mostly flying with the older aircraft B737-200, B727 and F27/28. With the eye on the future and the environmental policy newer aircraft has been introduced in some of those low budget airliners. Lion Air is one of the more successful airliners because they operate the more bigger MD80 series…
In my opinion flying in Indonesia belongs to most beautiful places in the world… Good luck with applying… if you can survive the traffic within Jakarta you can survive everything
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Deske,
Good luck with Adam Air! I've seen them flying around in WIII and WRLL with their sharp paint job. I have personaly applied locally but no response yet since I do not have the EFIS time (flying a classic freighter 200s now)
The reality is there are a lot of new operators in Indonesia and heard there will be more in the pipeline. My concerns are that many of these new airlines did not plan ahead as one might think in terms of crewing their fleet. Most are short of pilots and they all are looking either abroad to crew leasing agencies for type rated pilots (local pool is drying up fast) or locally to a few pilots (mostly ab initio) with lots of dough to spare with an expensive type rating+hours of line experience schemes. (up to 22K USD+)
Now, being local I am all for industry growth and I see all pilots as my brothers or sisters in arms. But a little food for thought: There are still many pilots here localy with no jobs, either because they do not have the type or opportunity to attain the type required on their own. Pay scales for local pilots are terrible and terms are not well standardize (mostly below standards)within the industry since we do not have a solid national pilot's union/org.
So perhaps when you do come here you can give insights and a positive influence to the industry on how to anticipate this awesome growth, how to treat their pilots (local or expats), etc etc...I know the point I am trying to make is not profound but it's hard to be....considering I am under the influence trying to celebrate the New Year.....
So Happy New Year!!!!!
If any of you are in my nect of the woods drop in and say hello!
Good luck with Adam Air! I've seen them flying around in WIII and WRLL with their sharp paint job. I have personaly applied locally but no response yet since I do not have the EFIS time (flying a classic freighter 200s now)
The reality is there are a lot of new operators in Indonesia and heard there will be more in the pipeline. My concerns are that many of these new airlines did not plan ahead as one might think in terms of crewing their fleet. Most are short of pilots and they all are looking either abroad to crew leasing agencies for type rated pilots (local pool is drying up fast) or locally to a few pilots (mostly ab initio) with lots of dough to spare with an expensive type rating+hours of line experience schemes. (up to 22K USD+)
Now, being local I am all for industry growth and I see all pilots as my brothers or sisters in arms. But a little food for thought: There are still many pilots here localy with no jobs, either because they do not have the type or opportunity to attain the type required on their own. Pay scales for local pilots are terrible and terms are not well standardize (mostly below standards)within the industry since we do not have a solid national pilot's union/org.
So perhaps when you do come here you can give insights and a positive influence to the industry on how to anticipate this awesome growth, how to treat their pilots (local or expats), etc etc...I know the point I am trying to make is not profound but it's hard to be....considering I am under the influence trying to celebrate the New Year.....
So Happy New Year!!!!!
If any of you are in my nect of the woods drop in and say hello!
