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How to go about attaching a file to an email

aviator — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 05:35:23 +0000

This is my first attempt at doing a tutorial. In this tutorial, I will show you how to attach a file to an email. I hope this was helpful to most of you, who don’t know how to do so….

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A320 Captain Vacancies – Shenzhen Airlines – China

Flight Jobs — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 00:08:26 +0000

A320 Captain Vacancies - Shenzhen Airlines - China

Local Contract

Minimum Requirements:

* 500+ hours PIC on type
* Current on type within 15 months
* 3000+ hours total time
* Valid/current ATPL issued from a country that has diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China
* Valid passport issued by a country that has diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China
* Valid/current Class A (First Class) Medical
* No history of incidents or accidents. Must provide a letter from your current/previous employer.
* ICAO Level 4 (or equivalent)
* No criminal history. Must provide a notarized and authenticated proof of no criminal history document from your home country government AND the government of the country you reside (if applicable)
* No limitations on type rating
* Candidates no older than age 55
* 50-55 years old - Must have at least 2000+ hours on type
* 45-50 years old - Must have at least 1000+ hours on type
* 45 years old - Must have at least 500+ hours on type

Domicile: Any Shenzhen Airlines’ operating Base, China

Compensation: Approximately $141,000USD/year (net)

Contract Term: 3 years initial

Salary and Benefits:

* Salary: $11,750USD/month (net)
* Training completion bonus: $5,000USD
* $1,000USD education allowance
* $145USD/hour overtime (240hours every quarter)
* 30 days of paid personal leave per year
* 7 days of annual paid sick Leave per year
* 8 Hard Days off/month
* Completion Bonus: 1st year: USD$6,000, 2nd year: USD$8,000, 3rd year: USD$10,000
* Ticket: 1st year: 2 free standby tickets, 2nd year: 4 free standby tickets, 3rd year: 6 free standby tickets, unlimited passes at discount rate of 25%on Shenzhen Airlines (Domestic). Unlimited passes at discount rate of 10%on Shenzhen Airlines(International).
* Instructor awards
* Fuel-saving awards.
* Local China health insurance provided by Shenzhen Airlines for the pilot.

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Commuting Contract - 70 days of consecutive duty followed by 20 days off

Minimum Requirements:

* 500+ hours PIC on type
* Current on type within 15 months
* 3000+ hours total time
* Valid/current ATPL issued from a country that has diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China
* Valid passport issued by a country that has diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China
* Valid/current Class A (First Class) Medical
* No history of incidents or accidents. Must provide a letter from your current/previous employer.
* ICAO Level 4 (or equivalent)
* No criminal history. Must provide a notarized and authenticated proof of no criminal history document from your home country government AND the government of the country you reside (if applicable)
* No limitations on type rating
* Candidates no older than age 55
* 50-55 years old - Must have at least 2000+ hours on type
* 45-50 years old - Must have at least 1000+ hours on type
* 45 years old - Must have at least 500+ hours on type

Domicile: Any Shenzhen Airlines’ operating Base, China

Compensation: Approximately $120,000USD/year (net)

Contract Term: 3 years initial

Salary and Benefits:

* Salary: $10,000USD/month (net)
* Training completion bonus: $5,000USD
* $145 USD overtime (240hours every quarter)
* 5days of annual paid sick Leave per year
* 8 Hard Days off/month
* Completion Bonus: 1st year: USD$5,100, 2nd year: USD$6,800, 3rd year: USD$8,500
* Ticket: Unlimited passes at discount rate of 25%on Shenzhen Airlines(Domestic). Unlimited passes at discount rate of 10%on Shenzhen Airlines(International).
* Instructor awards
* Fuel-saving awards
* Local China health insurance provided by Shenzhen Airlines for the pilot

Chemtrail Operation UK, Sept 1, 2010

aviator — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 05:43:42 +0000

Jets carried out a massive chemtrail operation over the UK and Europe on September 1, 2010. Weather conditions were not right for the formation of H2O contrails on this day, so even the small trails left by planes probably contained particulates. The sky was already heavily scarred by 6:45am and within a couple of hours, the dissipated chemtrails had all but covered the sky, forming a dirty, milky…

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Survival Systems: Unforgettable Training

Aviation Consumer Current Issue — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 00:00:00 +0000

Denial can be a useful thing when it comes to getting the job done. I’ve done my fair share of flying overwater and out of gliding distance to land, and just rationalized that the odds were slim of ditching and I’d figure it out when it happened. The reality was that I didn’t have a clue what being immersed in an aircraft would be like. I had no plan, and that meant that if the aircraft did anything other than stop upright and floating, I probably was going to the bottom wearing a 3000-pound aluminum suit.The point of egress training like we sampled at Survival Systems Inc. is to give you that plan.

New police helicopter pilot to take to the skies in Pasadena

Federal Aviation Administration News — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 01:18:38 +0000

The Pasadena Police Department welcomed a new helicopter pilot to its Air Operations Section last week, officials said.