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atpcliff

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Hi!

I was over 1/2 way through a big post with a lot of info when my computer froze, and I lost it all. I'll post it later.

In the meantime, I would appreciate U Guys posting what U know:
Foreign airlines hiring, websites for contract pilots who fill positions overseas, specific conditions in specific countries/cities/airlines that you know about.

Here's one I found out. Viva Macau is hiring. Macau was a Portuguese controlled island off of China, similar to Hong Kong. A guy there has put $300K in the bank in two years of working there.

C U!
cliff
GRB
 
Hi!

I was over 1/2 way through a big post with a lot of info when my computer froze, and I lost it all. I'll post it later.

In the meantime, I would appreciate U Guys posting what U know:
Foreign airlines hiring, websites for contract pilots who fill positions overseas, specific conditions in specific countries/cities/airlines that you know about.

Here's one I found out. Viva Macau is hiring. Macau was a Portuguese controlled island off of China, similar to Hong Kong. A guy there has put $300K in the bank in two years of working there.

C U!
cliff
GRB



what kind of experience are they looking for?
 
I'm moving to Ireland tomorrow for a flying job. I have also been offered a job with Air Deccan in India. I just used the services of Direct Personnel and Aeroprofessional in my search. I'm going in as an ATR captain for Aer Arran in Ireland. For most these jobs you need a type rating in their aircraft and 400-500 hours in type.
 
I'm moving to Ireland tomorrow for a flying job. I have also been offered a job with Air Deccan in India. I just used the services of Direct Personnel and Aeroprofessional in my search. I'm going in as an ATR captain for Aer Arran in Ireland. For most these jobs you need a type rating in their aircraft and 400-500 hours in type.

Any problem with work permits for US citizens?
 
Korean Air is currently hiring B747 FOs and CAs and B777 CAs through agencies. FOs salary = $8500(after tax) + per diem.
 
B767 FO for Air Japan, part of the ANA group. Commuting contract. Base pay 1st year per month= $6162 (salary) + $1000 commuting allowance (have access to Zed tickets) + $500 housing + $550 pension contribution.

Hired through PARC and their website lists minimums
 
B767 FO for Air Japan, part of the ANA group. Commuting contract. Base pay 1st year per month= $6162 (salary) + $1000 commuting allowance (have access to Zed tickets) + $500 housing + $550 pension contribution.

Hired through PARC and their website lists minimums

Is the $500 housing, for housing in Japan or the US? Is that just to cover some crashpad expenses or are they expecting you to actually find a place to live on that? -kingaira90
 
It is for a place to stay in Japan when you are here working. Some guys get apartments near the airport or some just stay in a hotel. If you ended up doing a crash pad type of thing, you would probably have some left over.
 
Kingfisher in India is looking for bus drivers 320/321. Doing a road show in Bangkok. F/O mins 2000TT, 500 on type. Good job and great pay.
 
Cityjet

I I know Cityjet has hired FAA ATP's with BAE 146 type.
Dont know if they give work permit or no
www.cityjet.com.
Based in Ireland, but owned by Airfrance, therfore junior base is Paris.
 
King Fisher and Jet Airways in india are looking for experienced pilots. The latter will hire into the left seat of a 777 based in Europe if you've got enough heavy and command time.
 
Qatar
Etihad
Emirates
Oman Air
Air Arabia
China Airlines
EVA Air
Cathay
JALways
Air Japan (ANA)
Sri Lankan
Vietnam
ALL the Indian Airlines


The above are all hiring on and off with little or no previous type experience. As to terms and conditions - pick a carrier and pprune it.

fv
 
Most of the airlines in Asia and Middle East are hiring due to tremendous expansion. As fareview said pick a carrier and Pprune it and you will find a wealth of info for all your questions. I guess it's really beneficial to have at least a 320 type or a 737 type right now.
 
The above are all hiring on and off with little or no previous type experience. As to terms and conditions - pick a carrier and pprune it.
Dream on, what are you smoking? :rolleyes:
 
I'm moving to Ireland tomorrow for a flying job. I have also been offered a job with Air Deccan in India. I just used the services of Direct Personnel and Aeroprofessional in my search. I'm going in as an ATR captain for Aer Arran in Ireland. For most these jobs you need a type rating in their aircraft and 400-500 hours in type.
How are you getting a JAA ATP, or do you already have it.... that is quite a proccess....
 
Hi!

From my experience, ALL the Indian carriers want 500 hours in type, AND you have to have a type rating for Capt.

I believe all the 747 freighters (NOT Cathay) require time in type.

cliff
YIP
 

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