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Embraer ERJ190 Captains Wanted for GX Airlines! www.flyserra.com [email protected] Pilot Recruitment Embraer ERJ190 Captains Wanted for GX Airlines! (ERJ170, 175, 195 rated Captains welcome) flySerra is proud to announce that it is seeking Embraer ERJ190 Captains for GX Airlines in Nanning, China. GX Airlines: Guangxi Beibu Gulf Airlines, known as GX Airlines, is based at Nanning Wuxu International Airport. GX Airlines commenced operations on 13 February 2015 and in November of the same year they accepted their first foreign pilots. The airline has a fleet of eight Embraer 190 aircraft (April 2017). Currently GX Airlines also offers ERJ pilots the possibility of transitioning to the A320 www.flyserra.com [email protected] after having served no less than two years of their contract and having flown 1000 hours on the ERJ as a line captain. GX Airlines – April 2017 Aircraft In service Orders Passengers Airbus A320-200 3 — 180 Embraer 190 14 — Total 17 0 Nanning, China: Nanning (also known as the Green City), is located in the southern part of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 160 km from the border with Vietnam, and is the capital of the Guangxi region. With a warm tropical climate, it is well-known for green spaces such as the People's Park, which includes the expansive White Dragon Lake. Nanning has a warm, tropical climate, with an average temperate of 22 °C. Minimum Requirements: 1. Open to holders of a valid captain rating for: ERJ170, ERJ175, ERJ190, ERJ195; 2. Must hold a passport from a country which has diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China; www.flyserra.com [email protected] 3. Must hold a valid and current air transport pilot license issued by a competent national civil aviation authority recognized by the People's Republic of China in accordance with the relevant requirements of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Convention on International Civil Aviation and its effective Certificate of competency; 4. Maximum Age: 52 years old (inclusive) or less, 30 years old (inclusive) or more at start of contract; 5. Mandatory experience: On the Embraer family (170, 175, 190, 195), not less than 600 hours of PIC time (no simulator); 6. Proof of experience and no accident / incident record must be provided by your company or other authority; 7. English level: ICAO 4 or above; 8. No record of criminal offenses. The no criminal offences record shall be issued by the relevant government department of the country, region or country of residence, area (the country where the resident country is required, the residence permit shall be provided) and shall be legally validated by the same place – translated into Chinese; 9. Proof of security assessment without infringements issued by the original hiring airline for its work on public air transport aircraft; 10. OPC: Your last operator proficiency check must be provided and should still be valid at application; 11. Last three pages of your logbook are required. Domicile: Nanning, China Contract Term: 4 years initial, Renewable Financial rewards: For the following table, use the logic: Year 1 1. Choose pattern e.g. A -> 90 days off = U$ 18 333 per month; 2. Add yearly bonus U$ 18 333 + (12 000/ 12) = 19 333 per month; 3. Add travel / transport = U$ 19 333 + (8000 / 12) = 20 000 per month; 4. Add non based option = 20 000 + 500 = U$ 20 500 per month, etc. Refer to the table on the next page: www.flyserra.com [email protected] All figures below are in United States Dollars A. NON-COMMUTING, RESIDENTIAL OPTIONS Days off per 90 100 110 120 130 year Monthly 18 333 17 666 17 000 16 333 15 666 Basic Income Hour 80 80 80 80 80 Targets Per hours 240 per 240 per 240 per 240 per 240 per over targets block hour block hour block hour block hour block hour Work days 275 265 255 245 235 B. COMMUTING OPTIONS Pattern 6 weeks on 6 weeks on 4 weeks on 3 weeks on 2 weeks on 2 weeks off 3 weeks off 4 weeks off 3 weeks off 2 weeks off Monthly 18 267 16 200 13 000 13 100 13 000 Basic Income Hour 80 80 60 60 60 Targets Per hours 240 per 240 per 240 per 240 per 240 per over targets block hour block hour block hour block hour block hour Work days 274 243 197 185 183 CHOOSE A or B above and then add: GENERAL CONDITIONS Yearly Year 1: 12 000, 00 Paid at the end of the year. bonus Year 2: 18 000, 00 Determined according to start date Year 3 and 4: 23 000, 00 Travel - Year 1: 8000,00 per year Travel allowance is paid quarterly i.e. Transport Year 2: 10 000,00 per year Yearly total / 4 paid in U$ Year 3 and 4: 12 000,00 per year Variation to Please note: Simulator training and medical will be carried out on days off for off days / some of the contract options. Leave days Where 20 days of annual leave are granted, a maximum of 20 days consecutive can be applied for and not before 3 months of line flight. Non based If the foreign pilot accepts a floating base i.e. does not have one fixed base, subsidy then the pilot is rewarded with an additional U$ 500,00 per month. Sick Leave 5 days of sick leave are granted yearly. Ticket Foreign pilots may enjoy an unlimited number of domestic flights from GX Benefits Airlines or Hainan Airlines, but must comply with the relevant regulations of the Company and CAAC Foreign pilots and their immediate family members can enjoy GX Airlines and Hainan Airlines route network flights from the domestic routes at 25% of the preferential ticket rate at not more than 30 sectors. The rate does not include airport construction costs and fuel surcharges Loyalty Foreign pilots will receive a U$ 20 000,00 loyalty award after the expiry of the Award first contract and will be paid at a rate of 25% per annum for 4 years during the renewal of the contract period. Instructor If the foreign pilot has been appointed as instructor, the pilot will receive an allowance additional U$ 500 / month for flying duties and U$ 1,000 / month for simulator duties. Vacation If the pilot sells back the off days / vacation days to undertake flight duties, work then the airline will reward the pilot at U$ 800, 00 per day. www.flyserra.com [email protected] Insurance The foreign pilot will enjoy the benefits of the company’s personal insurance, benefits medical insurance and other schemes as applicable at the time during flight duties. According to China's social insurance policy, the airline is obliged to participate in social insurance for foreign pilots (social insurance includes: old- age insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, maternity insurance, work injury insurance). The airline shall pay social insurance and supplementary medical insurance for foreign pilots. The cost of the individual part relevant to the foreign pilots is paid by the airline directly from the monthly wages of the foreign pilots. The airline shall, in accordance with the voluntary agreement of foreign pilots, insure for loss of income insurance. If the foreign pilot is willing to participate, the airline and the foreign pilot will each pay half of the premium. A320 rating When the ERJ190 captain has flown the ERK at GX for more than 2 years benefit and has achieved 1000 hours on the ERJ190 then the captain may be upgraded to fly the A320. A suitable training bond will apply. Contract 90 days’ notice to be given. termination notice Taxation GX Airlines shall pay the pilot’s taxes on the pilot’s behalf as relevant to Chinese tax regulations. At the same time GX Airlines provides proof of tax payment to foreign pilots as required to avoid repeated tax payments at home. Please note: The monthly payment will be subject to the following conditions during training: From the date of first arrival (start of contract) up to and including the start of line flying training = 60% of the standard monthly payment (max 60 days unless due to the pilot); From the end of the first phase to the end of line training = 80% of the standard monthly payment; After line training and successful signing out as solo captain = 100% of the standard payment. Are you interested in CGX Airlines? Why not join flySerra today and start your new adventure by going to: http://www.flyserrajobs.com/join-here/ If you have any questions, please feel free to email: [email protected] Take the next step on your aviation journey - fly with GX Airlines. Web: www.flyserrajobs.com ….join the family! .
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