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Old 8th Mar 2001, 17:36
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randy, i think if you want, there will be many opportunities in euro land,talk to the agencies etc. things are already getting almost desperate over here, so if you want in then start talking now!
taildragger,
you are right ,it just depends on the individual,if you like europe then you can have a nice lifestyle over here, and at least double your salary, we are seeing pay awards of around 15 to 20% and this is only the start!!!with some euro contrys giving good tax deals to attract foriegn people!!!, I am trying to get to canada, for lifestyle reasons, but the canada imm is bl****y awkwards, and I have not even looked at lic' conversion yet, but in the meantime I take home to her indoors about 8500 can every month! as a jet fo and this is set to rise significantly in the comming months so good luck all,the choice is yours
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Old 8th Mar 2001, 18:00
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Gearup-lightup,
I'm not sure what company you work for but I too work as an F/O on Jet a/c and make no where near 8500 Cad/mo. As for the 15 to 20% pay rise ! Where did you get that info from?
I'm looking for info from anyone who may have left the UK for Canada. Differences in earnings in the jet jobs etc. ie is it worth the move?
Cheers eh!
 
Old 9th Mar 2001, 12:15
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Gearup I am not looking to go to Europe, just hoping that they might lure some from Canada so that we can get some rises in pay. Europe just can't offer me the flying I can get in Canada. I also enjoy living there, and I'm moving back there today as a matter of fact. (by way of the U.K. for a friends wedding) Life for a poor, old chopper guy just ain't the same on "The Continent".

The immigration dept is about the same as any other immigration dept I've had to deal with. They just take time, they are civil servants after-all. I was actually surprised by the ones here in Aus (for my wifes application). They were helpful, and pretty quick. But then they process "family class" requests first. Good luck with your application, they may be slow, but they do get around to all of them.

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Old 13th Mar 2001, 09:22
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Just got told that the waiting list for an interview at Sydney is over 30 months (this is not a joke)!! Obviously Aussies and Kiwis are not a target group.

Surely all the immigrants that come out of India and China don't get interviewed.

Can anyone advise what the waiting time is at Buffalo, NY??

BTW I have a job to go to but its not HRDC endorsed (bummer!)
 
Old 13th Mar 2001, 18:59
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18 months when I did it last year, got worse I'm told!!! Try London.
 
Old 14th Mar 2001, 02:15
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The end of the day there are good jobs in Europe, with good pay, and a high cost of living, but if you are looking in the UK anyway, try Easyjet, Ryanair, of GO as they all sem to need people,
 
Old 14th Mar 2001, 02:32
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Drop Bags Bar,

can I enquire as to the date when you dropped the paperwork in and the date you got interviewed?

I was told that they were still interviewing people from 1998 but I might have been talking to the department gumby (sure sounded like it). Dates from specific cases would give me a better idea.
 
Old 14th Mar 2001, 03:05
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Got interviewed May last year, handed in the paperwork in early Feb 1999. They may well still be interviewing 1998 cases, those that had their paperwork thrown back at them.
 
Old 18th Mar 2001, 17:56
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DROP BAGS BAR ,
In relation to convertion to Canadian ATPL: What do you mean by "the longest wait is having your log book verified" and what is duration and cost of flight test?

Thank you




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Old 16th May 2001, 08:16
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Thanks Cyclic for the post,
Its a shame that we have to endure 4 pages of FW wage discussion before some interesting comments.
I plan to be in Canada in 2002. I will convert my licence at Heli-college or CHC and then go looking for work and sponsorship. Its really going out on a limb not having any guarantees.
Can you advise how much an OZ/NZ ATPL would cost to convert? I have 1000hrs+ on pistons and 1500hrs on S76 as co-pilot. Real keen on the bush ops and learning more longline. Could you advise any employers to try?
Thanks
 
Old 16th May 2001, 08:55
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Collective Bias: Rumor has it that CHC Domestic (CHL) is/will be looking for S-76 pilots. I think their minimum requirement is a commercial with 500 hours total , Instrument rating and ATR exams written. I just recently saw an add for Cougar helicopters , they are looking for 2 co-pilots for the 61 and Puma + plus a VFR pilot.
 
Old 16th May 2001, 17:09
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collective bias,

Have a look at www.aerocourse.com, did 3 days with aerocourse (had P.S.)(www.aerocourse.com)and passed all three exams, about CAN$400 for the course, and CAN$40 per exam.

You will need to do a small flight test, talk to B.G at Juan Air, they may be able to help, nice mob [email protected] (it nirmally just a multi engine ride for the fixed wing ATPL conversion, dont know about choppers).

 
Old 17th May 2001, 14:17
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IHL and Zeke,
Thanks for the advice guys it is GREATLY appreciated.
IHL, I have been on to Dave McCutheon at CHC Eastern. He seemed keen but it is always hard when you are continents away to relate your serious interest. I think the best option is to get the licence converted and show up in person.
Drop us an e-mail sometime and tell us what you are up to over there. Thanks again, maybe I can shout you guys a beer next year.
 
Old 20th May 2001, 07:50
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Hey Collective Bias what's your email address ?
IHL
 
Old 20th May 2001, 12:23
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IHL,
[email protected]
Out bush on a survey job for a week, so will reply to any message after that time.
Fly Safe.
 

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