ATR 42/72 jobs .....WHERE ?

[pablo2973]

Hi everyone I wonder if you can help me out , I´m desperate looking :ugh:for a chance flying the ATR in northern europe as FO , I HAVE ATR 42/72 type rating JAA although no hours on type ,I have written to many of the airlines but no answer , any idea or info would be very much appreciated , I have both british and spanish passport .
Thank all of you in advance Paul

[Founder]

Hey, I'm from sweden and I considered the ATR but went for the A320 instead. I've talked to people at Kingfisher in india and they are looking for ATR pilots. I know it's not in northern europe, not even close but still, its a job!! =)

Good luck
/Tim

[pablo2973]

Thank you very much TIM , I have already got in contact with recruiting team at Kingfisher and even with the manager , but they need minimum 100hours on type in order to get permission from Indian DGAC to convert licence .
I appreciate the effort and your mail anyway.
your sincerely paul

[Life boat]

Hello Pablo,

Why don´t you contact Danish Air Transport.
They continue to employ several different nationalities, and they do in fact have quite interesting flying, either around Europe or in Norway in particular.

You will find their information on www.ppjn.com (http://www.ppjn.com)
click under EUROPE/all factfiles
look under REGIONAL and then Denmark and you´ll find Danish Air Transport.

Best of luck,

Life Boat:ok:

[152wiseguy]

It's a long shot but try Finnish Commuter Airlines.:ok:

www.fc.fi

[pablo2973]

Thank you very much life boat , I flew with them during my training ,and did the base flight ,& takeoffs and landings , I will send them my C.V or contact them by phone .
thank you once again for the Idea .
Paul

[SDan]

Don`t know if you are still looking, but have you been in contact with Coast Air? Norwegian West Coast Company, I know they would hear you out if you call them.

[yanafrica]

Hi
solenta aviation in SA operation in west africa for dhl might not be the best but to do your hrs it 's not bad and quick capt upgrade if u got some hrs
www.solenta.com
chief pilot Paul Hurst
GOOD LUCK