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Old 4th January 2009 | 21:07
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rcapiloto
 
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From: spain
Hi!

As far as getting a validation of your JAA CPL(H) in Chile it's fairly easy as mentioned in the previous posts. However, the six month validation gives you only a PPL(H). If you want to work in Chile, doing aerial work, you need to obtain a full Chilean CPL(H): 120 question exam and a 45-60 mn. flight test, the validity of the licence will be linked to you having a working permit/visa in Chile. And of course, everything is in spanish, so you have to be fairly fluent.

There is plenty of work in Chile... and a shortage of experienced pilots at this very moment. There's several foreigners working every summer, mostly on forest fires. Your chances of getting a job will depend on your previous experience, if you have hours doing fires, external loads or mountain time, you stan good chances of getting a job.

PM me if you would like more info.

R.
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