Worldcuddles
19th Feb 2012, 15:30
I want to go for a job which uses the Twin Otter with Floats. They say that you need a CPL Multi, and Single Float Plane experience is ok.
So is the best way to get the FAA CPL Single, or should I go straight for a twin otter rating and fly that for my CPL multi.
I'm a bit stuck on the best saving route and the best to gain experience route.
I will be doing Part 141, so that means I need 55 hours of instruction and then I get a reduction of 50 hours flying. So hour building, I would have to do, but I'm not sure in what aircraft?
So is the best way to get the FAA CPL Single, or should I go straight for a twin otter rating and fly that for my CPL multi.
I'm a bit stuck on the best saving route and the best to gain experience route.
I will be doing Part 141, so that means I need 55 hours of instruction and then I get a reduction of 50 hours flying. So hour building, I would have to do, but I'm not sure in what aircraft?