JAA licences recognition
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JAA licences recognition
Dear pilots,
Do you know the recognition of JAA licences in south america or central america? Or if the airlines recognize only FAA licences?
Do you know the recognition of JAA licences in south america or central america? Or if the airlines recognize only FAA licences?
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All the French Islands, and F. Guiana will allow you to fly on your JAA, so many places in the Pacific.
The Dutch one allow you to fly on a FAA license for a year, then you need to sit the tests for the local license, not sure but it may work also for JAA licenses.
Usually as long as you hold an ICAO license and you go to an ICAO country there should be no problem...
The Dutch one allow you to fly on a FAA license for a year, then you need to sit the tests for the local license, not sure but it may work also for JAA licenses.
Usually as long as you hold an ICAO license and you go to an ICAO country there should be no problem...
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Especially for a Caravan, you will be flying around single pilot.....don`t know of many that would put a fresh CPL holder or any low timer alone on a Caravan.
You may have some luck on a Britten Norman Islander, I don`t agree with this, but in Guyana there is a company (Roraima Airways) where you can start on the Islander as Co-pilot, paying for each hour (I`s pretty cheap) then when you get to 800 hours you will be upgraded to capt if they need pilots....
You may have some luck on a Britten Norman Islander, I don`t agree with this, but in Guyana there is a company (Roraima Airways) where you can start on the Islander as Co-pilot, paying for each hour (I`s pretty cheap) then when you get to 800 hours you will be upgraded to capt if they need pilots....
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What about getting a B737 job in South America??
I also have a JAR ATPL licence and 2500 hours on the B737 (CL and NG). 2700 TT.
Do you guys think I could have any chance out there?? I'm sure it would be a great experience to live in any South American country!!
Thankss!!
I also have a JAR ATPL licence and 2500 hours on the B737 (CL and NG). 2700 TT.
Do you guys think I could have any chance out there?? I'm sure it would be a great experience to live in any South American country!!
Thankss!!
