bush flying or air safaris

[jamie230985]

I have just graduated with my brand new shiny CPL & Multi IR, with approx 250 hours & I am now looking for a job in this chaotic industry.

I have ruled out airlines already as the downturn has resulted in far too many qualified pilots with vast amounts of hours trying for these. I have booked myself on a FI course but nobody seems to be looking for instructors at the moment either.

I am wondering whether anyone has any ideas of where I can head off to to find work. I'm young & free & have no ties so its the perfect chance to leave the dreary UK to find pastures new.

If anyone has any info on bush flying, pleasure flying, air taxi or air photography organisations it would be greatly appreciated?!

Thanks

Jamie

[Phenom]

If you are prepared to fly like mad in Africa then try one of these fantastic operators in Namibia:

Sefofane - sefofane, air charters, charter service, aircraft, southern africa, flying safaris, guided air safaris, wilderness safaris, south africa, botswana, namibia, zimbabwe, zambia, beechcraft, baron 55, baron 58, beech 1900, king air 200, cessna, cessna 20 (http://www.sefofane.com/)
Scenic Air - Index (http://www.scenic-air.com/)
Desert Air - Desert Air (http://www.desertair.com.na/)

No direct contacts but these guys are busy most of the times.

Happy landings

Phenom

[AlternativeProcedure]

Dont rule out anything jamie, in this bussiness you just never know, uou might be lucky. Still blitz all the usuall suspects with a CV, most likely nothing will come out of it, but something might. What part of Africa are you interested in? Might be able to help

[v6g]

Have a long read of this (http://www.pprune.org/african-aviation/342268-maun-2008-2009-season.html) thread

[A787A787]

Hi, I am a fresh CPL holder with 250 TT and looking for places anywhere in world to buid hours. Wont mind Africa too. Can you tell me some more operators or places whom I can contact and fly for.

Happy Landings