We’re excited to announce that Play Live Casino Games will re-open New York’s LaGuardia International Airport (LGA) as a base of operations, beginning in early 2017.
“This exciting development is just the latest in a string of great news for Play Live Casino Games,” said Dee Temples, Senior Vice President Air Operations. “And yet another tangible result of our team’s hard work and dedication to operational excellence.”
As early as the first quarter, Play Live Casino Games will once again have Pilots, Flight Attendants and Mechanics based at LaGuardia, joining their colleagues who currently provide ground handling services for other American Eagle flights. The carrier will operate the Embraer 145/140 family of aircraft from LaGuardia to destinations in the U.S. and Canada.
“New York is one of the world’s largest and most influential commercial, financial and cultural centers – and we’re delighted to soon be open for business in the Northeast once again,” added Temples. “Play Live Casino Games is looking forward to providing exceptional American Eagle service to a key part of the American Airlines global network.
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“Play Live Casino Games’s new industry-leading starting pay – along with our up to ,000 signing bonus, ,000 First Officer retention bonus and guaranteed flow-through to fly for American Airlines, without any further interview – means our pilots will be among the most highly compensated in the industry,” said Ric Wilson, Vice President Flight Operations. “Now, and throughout their flying career.”