Skyservice Air Ambulance Ad

[flythatwing]

Hello all,

I was wondering if anyone has any info regarding the position they posted today. I am interested in info regarding what kind of lifestyle you would expect while doing international air ambulance flying, pay, schedule, flight hrs annually, upgrades, pension??

Thanks,

F.T.W

[Flypilot]

I would also have some questions about this job! It looks like something I want to do in the future but would like the know what the lifestyle would be like.

[leftoftrack]

I've heard $60 000 for captain $35 000 for FO schedule is 8 days a month off but due to the type of work they will be fliud

[flythatwing]

I've heard $60 000 for captain $35 000 for FO schedule is 8 days a month off but due to the type of work they will be fliud

60K for a international medevac LearJet Captain ? Isn't that a little too low specially with the type flying and pressure in that field ?

[AirMail]

Yes a king air driver makes more ffs. Hope they don't find anyone or get what they pay for.

[V2plus10]

I've heard $60 000 for captain $35 000 for FO schedule is 8 days a month off but due to the type of work they will be fliud

I sincerely hope this post is a joke intended to mock encore/jazz starting pay. I've heard of Skyservice paying 1st year jet fo's 60k on light to medium jets and 85k for large jets.

[flythatwing]

I've heard $60 000 for captain $35 000 for FO schedule is 8 days a month off but due to the type of work they will be fliud

I sincerely hope this post is a joke intended to mock encore/jazz starting pay. I've heard of Skyservice paying 1st year jet fo's 60k on light to medium jets and 85k for large jets.

Yup those are the kind of wages that would keep a good pilot/employee around. specially when coupled with a good schedule and decent progression opportunity.

[flythatwing]

I've heard $60 000 for captain $35 000 for FO schedule is 8 days a month off but due to the type of work they will be fliud

I sincerely hope this post is a joke intended to mock encore/jazz starting pay. I've heard of Skyservice paying 1st year jet fo's 60k on light to medium jets and 85k for large jets.

Yup those are the kind of wages that would keep a good pilot/employee around. specially when coupled with a good schedule and decent progression opportunity.