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Old 9th May 2010, 04:51   #1 (permalink)
 
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Luan Airways India
Anyone ever heard of Luan Airways in India ?

From their website it seems to be operating out of Surat in Gujarat .

Maybe they might have jobs for cpl holders

Here's the link

Luan Airways - Full service carrier from Gujarat
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Website says it all "Coming Soon" and a picture of plane with no markings.

Never heard of them
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these guys were planning to launch there services from Surat , with a CRJ-200 , when contacted , I was informed that the first so called " Batch " has been sent for rating and minimum requirements for Co pilot is 1000TT ....
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