Best Bush company in Botswana?
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Training ??? Are we both talking same commercial ops bush flying? It is not home at mom, you have to figure out yourself. Just kidding! - kind of.
When I was in Maun, it was pretty easy. When you were just looking to collect commercial hours in 182 or 206, it didn't matter. The selection process, and because everybody was talking to each other, was such that you had to pick what was offered to you. If you planned to go turbine, the only choice was Wilderness, but that also meant to probably spend some time at some of the others, because everybody wanted to go there. I lost contact to the Botswana fellows, so in case you have to see whether somebody else operates Caravans there today.
When I was in Maun, it was pretty easy. When you were just looking to collect commercial hours in 182 or 206, it didn't matter. The selection process, and because everybody was talking to each other, was such that you had to pick what was offered to you. If you planned to go turbine, the only choice was Wilderness, but that also meant to probably spend some time at some of the others, because everybody wanted to go there. I lost contact to the Botswana fellows, so in case you have to see whether somebody else operates Caravans there today.
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Mack Air, Safari and Major Blue all operate the Cessna 208. The companies who don't are Delta Air, Moremi Air and Air Shakawe. I think Kavango used to have Caravan but now don't. Wilderness Air have five caravan's I think.
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Hatton there are a lot of Cessna 208's in Maun, long time since I was there but the line to get onto one also very long.
Getting a job in Maun now has also changed since I was there, many more locals than the handful when I was there have CPL.
That said if Stuart still has anything to do with Mack Air, would be my pref job, he was head and shoulders above when I was there.
Getting a job in Maun now has also changed since I was there, many more locals than the handful when I was there have CPL.
That said if Stuart still has anything to do with Mack Air, would be my pref job, he was head and shoulders above when I was there.
