Planesense

The Atlascraft Center, Inc. An FAA-approved Part 145 workshop, as well as providing PC-12 technical assistance, the company provides a wide range of service offerings that include jet engine maintenance, inspection and electronics sale and service.

Les reviews des employeurs pour PlaneSense

Expanding business! Managers are always trying to make things better! Terrific pilot and service workouts! Sometimes the enterprise was regarded as a springboard for pilot and mechanic. However, the airline has a great track record in both air traffic and upkeep. Freedom to spend your free days guaranteed..... Bad governance, high turnover, low statute, sub para benefit.

It' better you boys get on the prom and do something to keep the pilot nearby, or you won't have anyone flying this brilliant new PC-24 next year. You' re losing your business right in front of you, I trust you choose to give her a lifeline before it's too late. Your business is going down.

Running like a small business and managing the business understands and helps bypass familial incidents when possible. Programme is sold out and the stresses are put on the pilot and the operating centre to correct any mistakes in higher ups. Because of the associated rise in expenses, senior managers introduced a benefit ceiling that is lower than the rise in the COGS.

Additional strain on the personnel leads to so many walking men. The new aircraft, quick upgrades, outstanding employees in all divisions, good social security contributions, great diversity in flight (e.g. flight from JFK to a small meadow) help to keep the position interesting. A great group of line flyers who are easily to work with.

Tough long periods (6-8 stages per day) (especially in the winter season), bad communications between the airline and the pilot (changes in the timetable at noon without informing the pilot), good sound business with good quality managemen. She also has an outstanding education department. Prepare to work long hours with many feet and come home tired after 8 flightnights.

Surprising airplane overhaul. Freedom to decide on the operations of the flights as long as they comply with corporate policies. 30-hour per months mean flying duration.