Air Serbia is seeking qualified type rated captains and first officers on Boeing 737. General requirements include a valid EASA flight crew licensing, Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate (CAD) or validated license acceptable to Serbian CAD, class I medical and English language proficiency. Further terms and conditions for the captain role can be found here, while additional details for the first officer position can be viewed here. The application deadline for both posts has been set for September 30.
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ReplyDeletegreat time to start speculations about JU getting some boeings in its fleet when it is all about these 30y old charter vessels!
ReplyDeleteAviolet has a powerful fleet and them 737 classics are built to fly. Check this sexy engine:
Deletehttps://www.facebook.com/aviolet.rs/photos/a.258801550973683/388628131324357/?type=3&theater
The simplest and purest logo. Sun and sky. Clearly summer.
https://www.facebook.com/aviolet.rs/photos/a.258709984316173/258710250982813/?type=3&theater
That said, the reputation of the airline is already visible in important Diplomacy websites:
http://www.diplomacyandcommerce.rs/twice-as-many-air-serbia-charter-flights/
state of the art mate, state of the art...
DeleteZnam da ces se razocarati ali sta mogu...
ReplyDeleteNavodno dolazi jedan noviji 737 za Aviolet (najavili su više letova Avioleta ove sezone u usporedbi sa prošlom) i još jedan avion. Jel ovaj „još jedan“ CRJ9 koji je već objavljen ili još jedan avion koji bi oslobodio A319 za Niš ostaje za vidjeti.
https://tangosix.rs/2019/09/04/kolumna-alena-scurica-sto-se-to-desava-u-nisu-ima-li-smisla-natjecaj-za-nove-subvencionirane-linije-i-tko-ce-na-njemu-pobjediti/
Mozda Max? ;)
DeleteJeste Max ali onaj poludeli :-)
DeleteNavodno... Znaš kako se kaže ono narodski: živi bili, pa vidjeli
DeleteDolazi do početka sezone jos jedan A319 u ovaj CRJ koji treba stici iz Nordike
ReplyDeleteAgain pilots for 737???? That is 6th time in 4 years. For just 3 planes (now just 2). For 2 planes they need 10 pilots maximum. Are they eating them, or what?
ReplyDeleteIt's because the majority of the pilots on 737 are older and are retiring. In the past they usually hired pilots seasonally.
DeleteFor each aircraft they need 5 captains and 5 first officers, rather then "for 2 planes they need 10 pilots maximum". For instance, in next July Aviolet will operate 10 to 11 rotations a day.
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