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Old 21st Jan 2010, 14:05
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Hi everyone,
I'm italian and i just got my ATPL frozen. I was thinking about the possibility to come to Canada and look for a job as "bush pilot".
I'm getting my Canadian Passport cause my dad was born in Hamilton.
Would you please give me any advice or just tell me if it s a good idea or not, and if i have any possibility.
Thank you very much

JD
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Old 21st Jan 2010, 15:17
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Check on here there have been many postings about flying in Canada
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THANK YOU 4 helpin'
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Old 21st Jan 2010, 19:49
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Bring lots of bug spray!
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Best flying experience you'll get anywhere in the world
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If you can take the cold, if you can take the long days, if you can take the bugs (as mentioned above), it will be the best flying you have ever done. I would recomend getting a float rating though and if able build up some float time.
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Hey JD,

If you're looking to build float time and bush experience in Canada Seaplane Adventures, in Kelowna BC can help you out and the rate of $175/hr for an amphib is hard to beat.
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and what about license coversions? i have a JAA license...
Thanks for helping guys !
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Try giving this a read, if you can see through all the red tape that is.

Foreign Applicants - Flight Crew Licensing - General Aviation - Aviation Safety - Air Transportation - Transport Canada
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