ATR Captains Needed in Ireland

[pilotr]

ATR Type Rated pilots now have an interesting opportunity. Go to Ireland and fly for Aer Arann (aerarann.com) and make at least $100,000 per year. Aer Arann will validate your license to JAR and obtain a work permit for you. You'll need roughly 500 hours in an ATR and at least 1500 as PIC of a multi-CREW airplane. Minimum 6 month commitment. Go for the Guinness!

 

[relief tube]

what towns are bases?

 

[pilotr]

Galway / Cork / Dublin / Waterford, Ireland and Isle of Mann, UK

 

[freight dork]

It really is a good gig, you'll work hard but the pay is great. They're even paying for me to get my JAA ATPL. I have no complaints. We really need capts right now.

 

[Blue583]

Would they make an exception for people with CRJ time?

 

[Rip Vanwinkle]

Would they make an exception for people with CRJ time?

Of course! If you can sling gear on a barbie jet, training for other aircraft is really just a formality anyway.

 

[Steve]

It really is a good gig, you'll work hard but the pay is great. They're even paying for me to get my JAA ATPL. I have no complaints. We really need capts right now.

Sounds like a good opportunity for some Eagle ATR pilots to move up in the world. I'd do it if I had the ATR time

 

[atr42flyer]

will they hire you if you dont have the type but some atr time? i have the sic type!

 

[siucavflight]

It really is a good gig, you'll work hard but the pay is great. They're even paying for me to get my JAA ATPL. I have no complaints. We really need capts right now.

Then why wont they pay for my type?

 

[Stifler's Mom]

Galway / Cork / Dublin / Waterford, Ireland and Isle of Mann, UK

Probably won't ever need an air cart either.