Looking for Helicopter Work: KY / Surrounding States

[onthebeach]

FAA ATP Rotorcraft/Helicopter, FAA 1st Class Med.
Current FAA 135.293/.299 in EC135 & Bell 407. Strong IFR background, formerly held 135.297 in Bell 222.
Also experienced in Bell 206 series.
3100+ turbine helicopter hours, 9900+ accident-/incident-free career flying hours (additional experience in King Airs, piston single & multi recip, & military).
U.S. Passport, FCC RRTOP. email: [email protected]

 

[Doozer]

Have you checked into Air Evac Lifeteam (AEL)?

http://www.air-evac.com/

 

[JB Bus Drvr]

Call CJ Systems in PIT or Keystone Helicopters in West Chester, PA. More than likely, you'll have a job offer within 24 hours of the interview.

 

[onthebeach]

Bump

Bump for myself, as well as not to let the forum die. (No posts in 10 days.)

 

[TundraT]

As a suggestion try searching the FAA aircraft data base for make and models you are interested in flying. It will break down the registrations by state. It has been 5 years now since I've been in the rotary wing side of aviation and all I remember of the areas in questions are EMS operations and maybe a coal company or two and very few if any corporate helicopter jobs.

P.S. You can also ask the "Professionals" at Justhelicopters.com I'm sure they would be most helpful.

 

[FlyinT]

PHI Hiring

My neighbor tells me that PHI is actively hiring for all types.

BlueSkies,

 

[Rotorheads]

Here is a pretty useful link (if you haven't seen it before). Salaries, etc.
http://brian.hudson.home.mchsi.com/helopay/job_links/index.htm

Flysafe,