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ab33t 20th Nov 2009 16:58

Take loads of insect repellant and corks for you bos hoed to keep the mossies and tetsie flys out of your face otherwise you will be in K@K bro . If you like a hot brew just leave your water bottle in the sun and it will be nice and hot ready to add your favourite tea. Oh and carry eggs with you as you can fry them on the car bonnet

nyathi 21st Nov 2009 06:33


Take loads of insect repellant and corks for you bos hoed to keep the mossies and tetsie flys out of your face otherwise you will be in K@K bro
Definitly, you can get all insect repelent that you need right here in Maun, especially mossies! But Tsetsie flies........:confused: Not in Maun, now worries! Also pack the sunblock, lots and lots of sunblock!

lilflyboy262 25th Nov 2009 09:29

Looking forward to seeing you all in Maun in about a week or so. Stilling getting used to the heat in Windhoek.... Going from 18-20 degrees to this. Ouch!

gerpols 28th Nov 2009 17:53

You guys are really funny, you make me laugh..!!

GARY:)

Csanad007 28th Nov 2009 19:36

summhau I gedder tu for doz beerz! so chillem plz

dmacnz 29th Nov 2009 08:39

As long as you have a CPL your set for a job. Most people arrive with 200hrs and a bare CPL. Company's not to bothered about total time. 5 hrs in a 206 is normally a help for the licence conversion!

best of luck.

Kash360 1st Dec 2009 09:34

Hello to you all!!
 
It has taken me 3 days to read the previous thread, and as much as i loved the read im happy it's over.

Firstly like to thank everyone for thier great input....!!

The thread strated off a bit like this page 1-15 Lots of jobs come over.
then from 16-20 not too sure just hang around and see how things go. To 21-27 Dont even bother...lol

Well Im thinking of poping down to Maun in a few weeks. If i get a job great if not i need a long vacation anyway. It's true that allot of people want to fly with the big boys. But it's also true that there are people like me who never wanted to fly big shiny aircrafts. My passion has always wanted to fly not press AP. But thats me!!

It will be great to meet allot of you there!!!

Any jobs going?? If not im still coming out!! haha

NZ pilot 2nd Dec 2009 11:45

hey guys,

well i have been here a few weeks, so for you guys working here you have probably figured out who i am :)

I havnt found a job yet thats not to say that i wont find something. for all you guys out there thinking about coming over, dont do it unless you actually want it. There is work but not much and you will have to work hard to get it. i understand it may pick up in the next few months. From what i understand its unlike previous years where you turn up and get hired the next day.

Maun is an awesome place and i highly recommend the experience to everyone and the flying is :mad: sweet!! but you get some losers who just bitch about not getting work and mope around.

If you come here with the right attitude you will have a blast. I would however be prepared to go home.

hope that helps

Water Wings 2nd Dec 2009 21:46


From what i understand its unlike previous years where you turn up and get hired the next day.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Many people seem to have a false impression of Maun. A few people in busier years walked straight into jobs, many more spent months in Maun doing the hard yards. There have even been cases of guys going to Maun for 3 months (the maximum Immigration will let you stay), not getting a job and going back and doing it all again the year after. That is commitment and drive which you just do not see every day.:ok:

kingpost 3rd Dec 2009 05:29

Rofos

if you ask a question like that you obviously do not understand the area and Africa. My suggestion to you is to stay where you are!

nyathi 4th Dec 2009 06:53

Just remember that in order to apply for work and residents permits here in Maun you need a POLICE CLEARANCE from your country of origin or where you live.

This is set in stone, without the PC you will not be able to apply for the permits.

Csanad007 4th Dec 2009 07:24

PC
 
Already have it. But it is Hungarian. I guess I should get a certified translation...
Am I right?

Dutchie1984 4th Dec 2009 21:59

I guess the least you can expect from the folks in Maun is to speak fluent hungarian, so that won't be a problem.

nyathi 5th Dec 2009 07:07


PC

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Already have it. But it is Hungarian. I guess I should get a certified translation...
Am I right?
:ugh::ugh:

Get it translated chap!

Csanad007 5th Dec 2009 16:55

Yea, sorry for that... Even thou the lost tribe of Hungarians is still wandering somewhere out in the savanna they probably forgat this goddam language :8

flyingswiss 6th Dec 2009 14:49

You should probably get it legalized too.....

Csanad007 6th Dec 2009 18:02

no doubt...

Csanad007 7th Dec 2009 06:15

There might be something in Malawi
 
Nyassa Air Taxi is looking for 3 pilots. Min. 400 PIC and ME. Maybe there's a few here who meet their requirements. More on Nyassa: Home

stone_crusher 7th Dec 2009 10:32

thanks for the info mate..........
br
stone.......:ok:

Dutchie1984 7th Dec 2009 13:42

Thanks for sharing!


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