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Old 1st December 2006 | 10:07
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Moving North

Hi Guys..
Looking for some info regarding prospective employers anywhere in Canada. At present busy with Immigration Canada and plan to immigrate within the next 12 months.
9500 hrs T/T with Turbine DC3 / HS748 / Saab340 all as P1 as well as a number of other aircraft types.
Not shy to work or travel from home in the future.
South African and FAA ATP with worldwide experience including Canadian contract work done in 2003 and 2004.
Thanks for any feedback and assistance.
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Old 1st December 2006 | 18:10
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Westjet can use you. Company details, and application are at westjet.com
A brief summary
-continuous hiring onto the 737ng fleet.
-the finest equipment and training money can buy
-virtual basing across Canada.
-commutable from many destinations
-arguably the very best in working conditions and pay.
-profit sharing, stock options, and share purchase program.
-wide variety of flying to suit all tastes.
-unlimited travel for you , your folks, and kids, from day 1.
-buddy passes to give away.
-health and dental plan from day 1.

-could be almost 7 years to the skippers seat though.
-you must have a Cdn. ATPL and the right to live and work in Canada.

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Old 9th December 2006 | 07:41
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From: 31-43,000 feet ALL the friggin' time!
Canada

Why Canada?

Last edited by jeff748; 9th December 2006 at 07:43. Reason: Didn't have the heart to spell out how awful the flying life can be there sometimes, so I simply asked the question.
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Old 9th December 2006 | 21:35
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Flying in the north was great depending on where you go there is some incredible scenery. Wouldn't have wanted to do it forever of course but a great experience. There are always a few whiners but they probably shouldn't be in aviation anyways.
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Old 14th December 2006 | 02:22
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With your time you'll be a shoe-in for a ramp job in yellowknife!
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