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radialman
1st Jun 2000, 16:54
Looking for contact numbers and names of aircraft maintenance contractors that offer contract work around the world.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanx
Most contract work is in Europe and the Middle and Far East. The vast majority of these contracts require an English LWTR, or JAR66 licence. Some Asian contracts accept Australian/New Zealand Licences also.
Try www.luap.com, (http://www.luap.com,) www.monarch-airlines.com, (http://www.monarch-airlines.com,) www.parc.ie (http://www.parc.ie) and if you subscribe to Flight Magazine, you will find most of them in the rear pages. The Flight magazine web site is also useful, if a little out of date (www.flightinternational.com)
For mostly US, see www.aeps.com (http://www.aeps.com) or www.climbto350.com (http://www.climbto350.com)
Cheers
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[This message has been edited by Mice (edited 01 June 2000).]
aeroguru
2nd Jun 2000, 16:54
check out Q.E.S.L. AT www.qualitair.co.uk (http://www.qualitair.co.uk)
email is
[email protected]
they seem to have loads of work .
spannersatcx
3rd Jun 2000, 18:00
Check out the links pages at the ALAE website at http://www.lae.mcmail.com most agency links are there and/or e-mail contacts, there are also some job adverts as well.
Multi-X
4th Jun 2000, 03:30
The main thing is to get everything in writing from the agency before leving your current job. I know people who have jacked their current job in only to be told " Sorry the contract has fallen through", also don't expect everything to be as promised from day one. It usually takes a month or two to sort out housing etc.
Make sure you have a credit card with a realistic limit. Also Medical insurance. I saw one engineer come to Malaysia with no credit card. He seemed to think that everyone else should give him loans! He was a Radio engineer.
PARC were very good when 4 of us had to get back from Africa & needed new passports etc.