Looking for a Job
Join Date: Sep 2004
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Oops my bad no they don't.
Thanks JBI for the correction, I guess Flying Timer is going to have to search for a job himself, like everyone else.
Thanks JBI for the correction, I guess Flying Timer is going to have to search for a job himself, like everyone else.
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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Thanks for your help Dubai!! that's exactly what I am doing...was just asking for leads.....you should take that van jobs with your 500 hrs .... been around for a while and never heard of a Van Job with those kind of hours.......TAKE IT MAN!
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Worked for Commercial Aviation in Hearst some years back. First Class. Very good place to go and get good experience. Most company in Ontario do Medevac for MedCom and they require (at least they did back in 97) 500TT for F/O and 2000TT with 500Multi for PIC. Flew aroung 900hrs per year there.
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Courtsey in YVT (Buffalo Narrows), they have 3 and your min's work, Think they are full for the winter though.
Transwest in LaRonge, but again, don't think they are looking, 7 ho's.
Northern Dene, based in Prince Albert, but CP in Uranium City, (if you get an interview, don't talk about P/U Trucks, bit of a sore spot) They have 5 ho's in the north.
National in YPA have 2.
I've listed in order I think I would prefer.
GL
Transwest in LaRonge, but again, don't think they are looking, 7 ho's.
Northern Dene, based in Prince Albert, but CP in Uranium City, (if you get an interview, don't talk about P/U Trucks, bit of a sore spot) They have 5 ho's in the north.
National in YPA have 2.
I've listed in order I think I would prefer.
GL
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A guy I know drove his car to Yelloknife for the hope of getting a job. He had about 1000hrs TT with some Navajo time. Took him about 3 days to find work (hangar sweeping) and about an extra 2 weeks before he saw a cockpit. After 2 months there, he was no longer a Navajo pilot, but full time in the right seat of a Short 360 logging major turbine time. I guess my point is sending them a resume is pointless as long a guys like him drive from Montreal for a job.
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Some companies don't appreciate you knocking at their door and request you fax or email. Sometimes you will drive across the country to look for a job and end up finding one just hours minutes from your home.
