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Happy Thanksgiving to our American readers!
This month's newsletter includes highlights from the US Bureau of Transportation Statistics profitability report. We'll tell you which airlines are making money and which are not. Then you'll know where to apply to for the greatest job stability!
As always, we've included our 5 free job postings, and 2 great November special offers to become an AirlineJOB.net member and start applying to over 1,400 airline jobs in our database today!
Best of luck in your airline job search!
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5 Free Airline Job Postings- a sample of what's in our database We provide our members with a weblink and instructions on how to apply to each of the current 1,400 plus airline job postings:
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Customer Service Agent |
| Airline |
Frontier Airlines |
| Location |
Las Vegas, Nevada |
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Performs all aspects including customer service, operations, baggage services, cargo and ramp services functions... |
| Qualifications |
Strong customer service orientation... |
| Job Title |
Flight Attendants |
| Airline |
Alaska Airlines |
| Location |
Los Angeles, California and Seattle, Washington |
| Responsibilities |
Responsible for preparing the aircraft for passengers... |
| Qualifications |
At least 21 years of age. Able to swim 90 feet assisted with life vest... |
| Job Title |
Payroll Supervisor |
| Airline |
Air Tran |
| Location |
Orlando, Florida |
| Responsibilities |
Supervises computation of pay...
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| Qualifications |
Bachelor’s degree in a business related field OR An Associate’s degree... |
| Job Title |
Materials Representative - Heavy Maintenance |
| Airline |
World Airways |
| Location |
Atlanta, Georgia |
| Responsibilities |
Process scheduled maintenance parts requests... |
| Qualifications |
2–4 years of inventory planning and control in aviation or related experience...
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| Job Title |
Challenger 601 part 91/135 captains |
| Airline |
Avjet Corporation |
| Location |
Burbank, California |
| Responsibilities |
Immediate openings for Challenger 601 part 91/135 captains... |
| Qualifications |
4000 Hrs total time minimum, Type rating, 250 hours in CL-600/601, 3000 multi, 2000 multi PIC... |
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BTS Airline Profitability Report: Who's making money and who's not?
I always like to read the US Bureau of Transportation Airline Profitability reports, as they can give great insight to our readers on the safest bets for long term employment. So what does the most recent report say? The great news is that for the second quarter of 2005, the seven largest low-cost carriers each reported a domestic operating profit margin, which is an industry measure of profitability. The not so good news? The network carriers reported another loss.
What is the difference between a Network Carrier and a Low-cost carrier?
Network carriers operate a significant portion of their flights using at least one hub where connections are made for flights on a spoke system. Low-cost carriers are those that the industry generally recognizes as operating under a low-cost business model. Regional carriers provide service from small cities, using primarily regional jets to support the network carriers’ hub and spoke systems. The selected groups in this study consisted of the seven carriers in each group with the highest reported revenue in the most recent 12-month period.
The group of regional carriers reported a domestic operating profit margin of 10.7 percent for the second quarter and the low-cost group generated a 5.3 percent profit margin, while a 2.2 percent loss margin was reported by the seven network carriers. What is domestic operating margin? It is a measure of profit or loss as a percentage of the airline’s total domestic operating revenue.
So which airlines are making money and which are not?
The largest percentage operating loss margins were reported by low-cost carriers ATA Airlines– the airline filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Oct. 26 – Spirit Airlines and network carrier Continental Airlines.
The top operating profit margins were all reported by regional airlines – American Eagle Airlines, Mesa Air Group and SkyWest Airlines.
I hope you find this information useful in your airline job search. Best of luck and have a great November!
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Airline Job News - November This FREE newsletter is brought to you by www.AirlineJOB.net and is published on the first Sunday of each month.
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- 5 free airline job postings
- Special November "Try us out offers"
- BTS Airline Profitability Report
- How we help you get an airline job FAST
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