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Hi
Im from Brazil
Enter my aviation forum (in portuguese)
http://www.forumsvibe.com/gruzilianos/
and this is my site:
http://br.geocities.com/central_spotter/
Thanks
Enter my aviation forum (in portuguese)
http://www.forumsvibe.com/gruzilianos/
and this is my site:
http://br.geocities.com/central_spotter/
Thanks
I lived in Brazil and i have a family there. I'd like to work in you country. Do you know airlines hiring ?
Best regards
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If you are talking about where there are gliderports in Panamá or Costa Rica, sorry, I don't know that there are any (sadly), nor for that matter anywhere in Central America.
If you are asking about suitable aerodromes and locations for gliders, then I would think that in Costa Rica, in the Guanacaste region around Liberia (this is the northeast region near the Nicaraguan border) would be ideal due with it's ample flat farm-land (places to land out) mixed with hills in the surrounding area and many thermals.
In Panama, it is typically more humid, and while there is no shortage of Cu's and thermal lift, the cloud bases are lower due to the temp/dewpoint spread. There are a few aerodromes that may be quite suitable around Rio Hato, Penonomé, and Chitré, just a couple hours drive from Panama City. The Azuero Peninsula is the dryest part of Panama and offers the best flying conditions as far as visibility and ceilings, it's been a few years but it seems to me that it was bumpy everywhere when I flew around in the BE90.
Truth be told, I've fantasied numerous times about what it might be like to have a motor-glider in Central America.
If you are asking about suitable aerodromes and locations for gliders, then I would think that in Costa Rica, in the Guanacaste region around Liberia (this is the northeast region near the Nicaraguan border) would be ideal due with it's ample flat farm-land (places to land out) mixed with hills in the surrounding area and many thermals.
In Panama, it is typically more humid, and while there is no shortage of Cu's and thermal lift, the cloud bases are lower due to the temp/dewpoint spread. There are a few aerodromes that may be quite suitable around Rio Hato, Penonomé, and Chitré, just a couple hours drive from Panama City. The Azuero Peninsula is the dryest part of Panama and offers the best flying conditions as far as visibility and ceilings, it's been a few years but it seems to me that it was bumpy everywhere when I flew around in the BE90.
Truth be told, I've fantasied numerous times about what it might be like to have a motor-glider in Central America.
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PJ,
Thanks a lot for that, and looots of apologies for not keeping up-to-date by managing to only sign in a month later... what a life, must slow down!
I own a 22 and my L/D of 60+ should get me around some... my question is related to a fleeting thought courting the possible setting up of alien residence in Central America... alas, topic closed for now
Max
Thanks a lot for that, and looots of apologies for not keeping up-to-date by managing to only sign in a month later... what a life, must slow down!
I own a 22 and my L/D of 60+ should get me around some... my question is related to a fleeting thought courting the possible setting up of alien residence in Central America... alas, topic closed for now
Max
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OK, time for me to plug my very own little invention:
Hangar Nica- El portal de Aviación Civil en Nicaragua
Hangar Nica- El portal de Aviación Civil en Nicaragua
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Aviacol- Aviación 100% Colombiana-- everything about Colombian aviation.
Sindicato Panameño de Aviadores Comerciales-- SIPAC The union representing the pilots of COPA
Approach charts of Central America FIR-- for Flight Simulator addicts
Aviacion Latina-- A quality website offering a collection of news articles pertaining to aviation in Latin America.
Sindicato Panameño de Aviadores Comerciales-- SIPAC The union representing the pilots of COPA
Approach charts of Central America FIR-- for Flight Simulator addicts
Aviacion Latina-- A quality website offering a collection of news articles pertaining to aviation in Latin America.
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A few nice blogs and news sites for Chile:
http://envivodesdescl.********.com/
PilotosChile.cl | www.pilotoschile.cl
ModoCharlie.com - Acontecer aeronautico en español
http://newsdescl.********.com/
http://envivodesdescl.********.com/
PilotosChile.cl | www.pilotoschile.cl
ModoCharlie.com - Acontecer aeronautico en español
http://newsdescl.********.com/
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Looking for some good advice
I'm looking into getting my CPL but I'm not sure where I want to have my training. I speak both Spanish and English and would love to fly for LAN and do some kind of training in Chile. However, I have been told that it is better to get training in the states. Is this true? What is the difference in quality? If I got a CPL in Chile would it be considered valuable to airlines in the states?
Anyone that has experience with this or any kind of advice is more than welcome to help me decide what I want to do!
Anyone that has experience with this or any kind of advice is more than welcome to help me decide what I want to do!
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ABRAPHE - Brazilian Ass'n of Helicopter Pilots
ABRAPHE - Associação Brasileira de Pilotos de Helicóptero
ABRAPHE
ABRAPHE on Air Magazine
ABRAPHE ON AIR | ABRAPHE
ABRAPHE
ABRAPHE on Air Magazine
ABRAPHE ON AIR | ABRAPHE
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Caribbean Regional Aviation Network
The CRANe - Caribbean Regional Aviation Network - is interested in any aviation activities in the Caribbean basin - including where it touches on North, Central and South America.
Not restricted to pilots - all aviation employees (and their unions) are welcome.
* This resource also acts as a news archive...
Caribbean Regional Aviation Network
http://www.crane.org/index.php
Not restricted to pilots - all aviation employees (and their unions) are welcome.
* This resource also acts as a news archive...
Caribbean Regional Aviation Network
http://www.crane.org/index.php
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HELICOPTERS COMPANY IN URUGUAY
I fly a corporate helicopter in Italy. My Boss is looking for a tour in Uruguay: does someone know some helicopter company in that State? thanks a lot
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A New Belizean Website
A website has just been created with information about Belize aviation. It's being built as I type this and everyday has new content. Check it out...
Belize-Aviation.com : Flying in Belize, legal info, stories, local Belizean runways, Instrument Approaches, and other flying stuff!
Belize-Aviation.com : Flying in Belize, legal info, stories, local Belizean runways, Instrument Approaches, and other flying stuff!
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Hola Everyone.
Excellent sites posted here.
Does anyone have any site in mind that might have the answers of the English ATPL Regulations Exam for DGAC Chile??? Obviously apart from the actual Chilean DGAC regulations themselves. I'm looking to con-validate my license and I need to pass this exam first.
Thank you in advance
N.
Excellent sites posted here.
Does anyone have any site in mind that might have the answers of the English ATPL Regulations Exam for DGAC Chile??? Obviously apart from the actual Chilean DGAC regulations themselves. I'm looking to con-validate my license and I need to pass this exam first.
Thank you in advance
N.
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This site is owned and written by a British pilot for teaching aviation English to pilots and Cabin crew in Brazil. There are lots of articles and lots of grammar advice and vocabulary for portugese speaking aviation profesionals.
www.planeenglish.com.br
www.planeenglish.com.br
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Here are some Sites of the Dutch Caribbean
For those of you who would like to get aviation info of the Dutch Caribbean, please visit the site www.arubaaviation.com and www.curacaoaviation.com
This site is somewhat old but will be updated soon.
I will facilitate some additional sites soon as I have to dig them up in my files. We need to expose the aviation sector better overseas. Many people don't know much of the ABC Islands; Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao. Aruba of course is a very popular Tourism vacation destination, but Curacao is fast becoming a heaven for European Tourists.
This site is somewhat old but will be updated soon.
I will facilitate some additional sites soon as I have to dig them up in my files. We need to expose the aviation sector better overseas. Many people don't know much of the ABC Islands; Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao. Aruba of course is a very popular Tourism vacation destination, but Curacao is fast becoming a heaven for European Tourists.