What do you know about Stait Air in New Foundland?
Salary?
What kind of company is it???
thank you for all
Strait Air New Foundland
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Re: Strait Air New Foundland
Straight Air is in southern Labrador. From what I know they're a pretty good company. Got a Beaver, Islander, Navajo and King air 90.
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Re: Strait Air New Foundland
I think they just got the medevac contract with the king air for the quebec north shore, that should help them out i'd presume. Met the owner a couple of times, seems like a pretty decent fellow who's been in the business for a while now.
Re: Strait Air New Foundland
from what I heard, they need at least 1 fo. 2 weeks on 2 weeks off 35k a year.
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Re: Strait Air New Foundland
Just curious for any more information on this company, and updates to whats here already.
Re: Strait Air New Foundland
They had a BE90 FO position available beginning of this year, the salary was 25K with a 2 weeks ON, 2 weeks OFF rotation. It increases to 28K after 3 months.
They don't pay for your flight ticket to gets there (there are no roads in Blanc Sablon). After paying your flight ticket (around $ 1200 a round trip from montreal with Provincial) you take home around $ 400. (and that without considering food expenses) Sweet deal, isn’t it?
Hope it helps.
They don't pay for your flight ticket to gets there (there are no roads in Blanc Sablon). After paying your flight ticket (around $ 1200 a round trip from montreal with Provincial) you take home around $ 400. (and that without considering food expenses) Sweet deal, isn’t it?
Hope it helps.
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Re: Strait Air New Foundland
I flew with the owner, Ron, 20 some years ago for a few years, he is a straight forward stand up guy. I presume his operation reflects that and it would be a decent place to work.
If you are going there you can drive there through NFLD and take a ferry across the straits from St. Barbe I believe to Blanc Sablon. In the winter it runs subject to ice conditions in the straits. And you would want your car.
Might be different options rather than the 2 on, 2 off mentioned above. I lived there a few years, not necessarily a place so isolated that you have to rotate into.
If you are going there you can drive there through NFLD and take a ferry across the straits from St. Barbe I believe to Blanc Sablon. In the winter it runs subject to ice conditions in the straits. And you would want your car.
Might be different options rather than the 2 on, 2 off mentioned above. I lived there a few years, not necessarily a place so isolated that you have to rotate into.
