[Andy8]

How about a well paid cushy civil service job in Hong Kong for a change?

It only pays HKD$127,000 per month (~USD16,390)

With a maximum of 15% income tax, what is not to like.

Flight Operations Inspector Consultant

Candidates should have (a) a current Airline Transport Pilot's Licence (Aeroplane)(See note 1) with not less than 5,000 hours air transport pilot-in-command experience, of which a significant proportion should be on civil transport aeroplanes, (b) recent experience in civil aviation flight operations management and have been in current practice as a Training Captain (IRE/TRE) preferably on A320, A321, A330, A340, B747-400 or B777 aircraft, and (c) with not less than 12 years' relevant experience.

[mduell]

The salary is probably just to compete with Cathay for someone with the same experience and qualifications.

[imitchellg5]

Huh. My dad only has A320 family rating, but for that much pay, he could pick up the others quite quickly

[Andy8]

Originally Posted by imitchellg5 

Huh. My dad only has A320 family rating, but for that much pay, he could pick up the others quite quickly

Well he wouldn't need all the aircraft listed above, they are just giving examples. So having the A320 family is fine. Does he have some of the other qualifications?

[glideslope]

Interesting that they do not open it to non-HSKSAR residents unless none apply. (Gen Notes: A).

Rate is as good as as CX. I could see a CX Trainer go for this. A lot more home time.