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Just wondering.....
How is the job market for a guy with ( No canadian flying experience, will convert ICAO ATPL TO Canadian ATPL ) 3000 hours fixed wing, 2500+ Multi Turbo Prop, a few hundred multi Turbo Prop PIC experience, lots of Bush Experience, Extensive experience as Ground Instructor, a few hundred IFR, Current PPC, IFR, 1st Class Medical.
1. How is the Job market for such experience in canada ( specially around toronto)?
2. Any chance of getting to Jets ( RHS ofcourse) ?
3. How much would be the average monthly pay for guy with similar experience ( just an approximate figure ).
4. Around how much time would it take ( after getting canadian ATPL ) to find a descend job ?
Thanks in advance for your info.!!
Happy landings.....!
himalaya
How is the job market for a guy with ( No canadian flying experience, will convert ICAO ATPL TO Canadian ATPL ) 3000 hours fixed wing, 2500+ Multi Turbo Prop, a few hundred multi Turbo Prop PIC experience, lots of Bush Experience, Extensive experience as Ground Instructor, a few hundred IFR, Current PPC, IFR, 1st Class Medical.
1. How is the Job market for such experience in canada ( specially around toronto)?
2. Any chance of getting to Jets ( RHS ofcourse) ?
3. How much would be the average monthly pay for guy with similar experience ( just an approximate figure ).
4. Around how much time would it take ( after getting canadian ATPL ) to find a descend job ?
Thanks in advance for your info.!!
Happy landings.....!
himalaya
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With that kind of time you're looking at an F/O position on a Dash 8 or 1900 out of Toronto. It would have to be at either Air Canada Regional, or Air Georgian. Upgrade to Captain is about 1 year at Georgian, and probably at least 3 at ACR. Not much chance of landing a job on a jet with the majors with only 3k hours, unless you're well connected. Rumour has it that ACR will be hiring on and off, though they are going through contract negotiations now, which kind of has things on hold. Georgian should be hiring again by fall. Hope this helps a bit.
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Georgian and CMA are both appropriate with your experience. You will need some Canadian experience in order to get into AC regional. The latest issue of Wings magazine has a directory of all the charter operators. Be prepared to start at the bottom, i.e. flight instructing.
http://www.wingsmagazine.com/
http://www.syz.com/avcanada/viewjobs.html
http://www.aviationcanada.ca/forum/
http://www.aviatorselect.com/
[This message has been edited by penguin (edited 07 June 2001).]
http://www.wingsmagazine.com/
http://www.syz.com/avcanada/viewjobs.html
http://www.aviationcanada.ca/forum/
http://www.aviatorselect.com/
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what jobs are going for young aviators just wanting charter or non passenger airwork ie not rpt stuff???
I am looking for work possibly at the end of this year. I will have minimal australian hours. I am currently doing my commercial and instrument theory and prac. Ne help for looking for work ne where in either Canada or Australia would be of help
Thanx
Flyboy
I am looking for work possibly at the end of this year. I will have minimal australian hours. I am currently doing my commercial and instrument theory and prac. Ne help for looking for work ne where in either Canada or Australia would be of help
Thanx
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Unfortunately for low-time foreign (and Canadian for that matter) pilots, there is an ABSOLUTELY HUGE SURPLUS of low to medium level experience pilots in Canada. You are in very, very common company anywhere below the 2500 hr. level, even with some multi turbine PIC.
Alot of operators' window of expectation/experience is very specific ie. even if there is an operator looking for a BE20 captain and you have related twin turboprop experience, if you don't have gravel/northern/regional-specific experience, you STILL may find it hard.
The job market in Canada is painful, the salaries are low (ie. F/O B1900D with above-mentioned Air Georgian is in the $25K CDN range), and movement is slow right now. Not a great place to be, especially as a "fish out of water".
To describe the industry here as incestuous would be an understatement. Foreigners WILL have a tough time breaking in. Great country, CRAZY aviation scene.
Alot of operators' window of expectation/experience is very specific ie. even if there is an operator looking for a BE20 captain and you have related twin turboprop experience, if you don't have gravel/northern/regional-specific experience, you STILL may find it hard.
The job market in Canada is painful, the salaries are low (ie. F/O B1900D with above-mentioned Air Georgian is in the $25K CDN range), and movement is slow right now. Not a great place to be, especially as a "fish out of water".
To describe the industry here as incestuous would be an understatement. Foreigners WILL have a tough time breaking in. Great country, CRAZY aviation scene.
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Can someone tell me what I am missing here???
I am a New Zealander looking on with interest. All the talk of the U.S.A is that they can't get there hands on enough pilots. Companies are employing perminently, it seems if you have 500hrs plus with 100 multi you are in a job.
So please tell me if there is an excess of low to mid hour pilots in Canada surely they would hop over the border to the U.S
It doesn't add up, What am I missing???
I am a New Zealander looking on with interest. All the talk of the U.S.A is that they can't get there hands on enough pilots. Companies are employing perminently, it seems if you have 500hrs plus with 100 multi you are in a job.
So please tell me if there is an excess of low to mid hour pilots in Canada surely they would hop over the border to the U.S
It doesn't add up, What am I missing???
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Most of the job postings that I see state that you must have the "Legal right to work n the USA" and if you don't have a Green Card, or visa, you don't have the legal right... What to do, sometimes I think it would be easier to get on an innertube with my flight bag and float into the states from Cuba, seems easier than getting a Green Card!!!!
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thanks for that Dockjock, I will just have to stay in Australia and continue to finish my training (woulda helped anyway). Hope all those low to mid's can start finding jobs easier. Maybe the States will start to release some Green Cards for you lads to get the work. Cheerio all
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Diversions? what the hell are they!!
Oh you mean this extra track written on the back
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Diversions? what the hell are they!!
Oh you mean this extra track written on the back
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Got my license from MFC NB then came back to Nepal in 98 and started flying Cessna Caravan
HS748 and then ATR42.I was wondering,if it is possible to get my Canadian license valid and get these ratings endorsed?
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HS748 and then ATR42.I was wondering,if it is possible to get my Canadian license valid and get these ratings endorsed?
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Here is the goto for Transport Canada and the section dealing with Foreign Licences. I hope it helps.Transport Canada
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I am in the process of acquiring the expensive paperwork to live in Canada, once I have it I will do the Canadian ATPL. Am I wasting my time and money? I am willing to start from scratch i.e. instruction. Will I get a position at a descent flight school (TT:6300, ME TP: 2300, TP PIC: 1100)? What are instructors being paid?
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G'day all. This is only a request for info, it doesn't imply that I am coming over to take your work, I'm just "sounding-out" the territory. Does anyone know where I might find the info (on the web) about what the Canadian authorities (read immigration) have to say about their requirements for persons to immigrate (or perhaps working holiday - if such thing is permissable in this day and age)? Was thinking ski season or even some float/ski work later when over there. Have some rellies in B.C. and was perhaps going to base there to start with.
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.