757BBJ_Capt
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Saw this on NBAA Airmail and thought I would try to help this guy find someone. Seems like a good short term deal if you can leave on Tuesday. Good luck.
Falcon 200 Co-Pilot needed for short 2-month assignment to Brazil . You must be able to accept an airline departure from your location on Tuesday AM, 22nd , to arrive at West Palm Beach Tuesday around noon in time for test flights on the aircraft. Then depart the U.S. Thursday, 24th, for a one-night stopover in the Cayman Islands. Then fly to Brazil on Friday, 25th and remain there until around the last week of May, or until the Owner can get the aircraft registered under Brazilian Registry, whichever occurs first. Salary (paid bi-weekly in advance) plus lodging and all other expenses paid . Co-Pilot must have a current valid Passport and (previous SIC experience in the Falcon 200) or (an SIC check within previous 12 months), and RVSM-current. Aircraft does not have an LOA for RVSM; but we are not taking any chances.
Now here's the "kicker." I must hear back from anyone interested in this assignment by 12 Noon, CST, Monday, March 21st, so I can put you in touch with the Brazilian Chief Pilot to confirm your tickets and your pay details. Again... you must have a valid Passport and be able to remain out of the U.S. for the entire time listed above .
Respond directly to my private e-mail address (below) if you are able and interested. I must hear from you by Noon CST, Monday, 3/21/05 . Be sure to give a phone number where I can reach you right after the deadline time.
Thanks to everyone for your consideration.
J. Scott Carr
E-mail: [email protected]
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Falcon 200 Co-Pilot needed for short 2-month assignment to Brazil . You must be able to accept an airline departure from your location on Tuesday AM, 22nd , to arrive at West Palm Beach Tuesday around noon in time for test flights on the aircraft. Then depart the U.S. Thursday, 24th, for a one-night stopover in the Cayman Islands. Then fly to Brazil on Friday, 25th and remain there until around the last week of May, or until the Owner can get the aircraft registered under Brazilian Registry, whichever occurs first. Salary (paid bi-weekly in advance) plus lodging and all other expenses paid . Co-Pilot must have a current valid Passport and (previous SIC experience in the Falcon 200) or (an SIC check within previous 12 months), and RVSM-current. Aircraft does not have an LOA for RVSM; but we are not taking any chances.
Now here's the "kicker." I must hear back from anyone interested in this assignment by 12 Noon, CST, Monday, March 21st, so I can put you in touch with the Brazilian Chief Pilot to confirm your tickets and your pay details. Again... you must have a valid Passport and be able to remain out of the U.S. for the entire time listed above .
Respond directly to my private e-mail address (below) if you are able and interested. I must hear from you by Noon CST, Monday, 3/21/05 . Be sure to give a phone number where I can reach you right after the deadline time.
Thanks to everyone for your consideration.
J. Scott Carr
E-mail: [email protected]
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