Anybody willing to fly in Europe?
 

Hi guys, I am trying to bring as much southamericans as possible in order to change the boring way of life that the Europeans have. There are plenty of jobs for any kind of experience.
Let me know if you are interested...
Good vibes y que viva la fiesta

Hi Sudaca!!!
Just curious about what kind of jobs they have to offer over there. I am current in B-767 as F/O and havin 5.000 as SIC, all in heavy jets. OACI ATPL.
P.S. Proud to be SUDACA!!!

I was born in a country in South America where the sun never stops to shine http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/cool.gif ... and I am very proud of it as well!!! ;) but don't agree with what you said about "the boring life europeans have" http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/frown.gif
I've been here for many moons now...and my life isn't boring at all, neither are my european friends or my european parents!!!!
What I have to say is that in my sunny country aviation is, sadly, a "death topic"...let's put it that way...All my national pilot friends emigrated to Taiwan, Singapore, South Africa...and this created quite a few disruptions in their family lifes... http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/frown.gif
Good luck in bringing as much as southamericans pilots as possible...but remember...there are plenty of pilots looking for a job here...and that you'll have to deal with not very easy work permits and european licences....
It could be a good and fun idea to organized an "south americans in Europe bash" one day... :) :) :)

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Hi Xenia, let me appologize for what I said about Europeans. I might be generalizing a little. I guess I just picked the wrong or the less "fun" part of Europe. But allow me to say that having European parents changes the whole point of view about Europe.
I have moved over here five years ago, worked 4 in CH and now I am in LUX, living in France,close to CH.
Let me tell you, I love to go back to my messy, corrupt, dangerous but FUN home town in South America. But you are right, aviaion is a dead en road over there.
Thanks god I get to have a bunch of layover at home.
Regarding jobs, it is true that it is dificult to get a work permit, but if they need you (like they are needing now) they'll get you anything required.
For you venpilot, with that experience, you might wanna try Britannia, Hapag Loyd, Easyjet, Crossair (best bet, they are desesperados) or even Cargolux
Are you currently with Lan Chile?
Keep the music loud, late!!!!!!!!! http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/cool.gif

Well done, Xenia, a South Americans type PPRuNe Bash in Europe is a great idea and I would love to go if we can fix it up. It would be great hearing about flying over the Andes and about tricky landings at Juan Santamaria etc. Thank you, TTT.

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What we want is a bit of Pop Music, none of this Beethoven!!

Great idea Xenia. A Bash for South American types. I promise to come, if you do! Perhaps we could get IFR & Stan Sted motivated too on this one. I know Danny would certainly be up for it (when isn't Danny up for a party?)

Any guys out there looking for work, make sure you look at Flight this week. We have an advert and need type rated, experienced crews. I'm sure Danny won't mind a non specific plug for crews?

Well, you bet!!
Expat in Chile, good country but no good money AT ALL!!!
LanChile is havin an excellent profits but for the owners not for the pilots.:ROLLEYES:
I do not complaint 'cause i have a job but i am willing to try better conditions.
Thanx for the info, i'll be in touch.

Shoutin aloud!!!!

Hey VenPilot,
If you don't mind me asking. . just how low is low (with regards to Lan pay that is)?

Is a little disgraceful but i have to admit we are the cheaper guys of ONEWORLD alliance; as a F/O on the 767 we do not earn more than us$2600 per months, Cap's makes no more than us$4000 per months.
P.S. How can an South American work in EU with all that "RIGHT TO WORK IN THE EU" stuff?

Hello VenPilot.... your nick make me really feel homesick http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/frown.gif ...remaind me a lot of my sunny homeland...
Just wondering...if u are from Chile or from somewhere else, but working in Chile...
Anyway...let me put my sentimentalism away and reply to u...The man who has the answer for your question is Cumulonimbus.
He specialized in bringing and mixing pilots all over the world...
Seems like he's up for a South American Bash...That's fine for me...but....
Make sure u practice some Salsa and Merengue...I'm not really into Lambada... :) :) :)

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Oh my!! Even here I'm not safe anymore :rolleyes: :)

sudaca ;

where are that jobs (that you don't need to spend money doing theory and some flying again to be JAA??)????? Please let me know..I can save a lot of money (and have some fun again).




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Sudaca, see my note in your E-MAIL.
Well keep in touch.

Thnx VenPilot. . .
It's not much but for a pleb like me living in Australia where it's 2 AUD$ for every US$ (yep the Oz dollar is not too strong these days) doesn't seem too bad. .
Cheers

Hey guys, don't mention it, it is a pleasure if i can help you,in someway, to figure this out.

Xena:
I am from Venezuela (the place where beautyful women are from), and been livin here in Chile for 4 years now.

Once again, do not complaint about my job...BUT i think it could get better.

Venpilot....
So we are... PAISANOS! http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/cool.gif
I used to fly in Venezuela as well back in late 80's up to 90's....If you flew at that time...Uhmmm...wonder then if we know each others! ;)
Is nice to find some of my paisanos here!!!
If you like to drop me a note e-mail me at [email protected]
Te deseo una Feliz Navidad y un Prospero 2001....


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Hi Sudaca,
Can you give me more details about flying job in Europe.
I have a French passport,FAA licence,and tired of the Floridian's way of life...when you don't have work permit.Not so easy.
SAFE FLIGHT.

HI, I am a Venezuelan in Portugal, I have a Portuguese comercial licence, and looking for a job. I would really be thankful to get info on job oportunities..

Que la pasen Bien..
Y gracias por adelantado

VenPilot:
LanChile is starting a company in the
Dom.Rep called LanDominican,and now I don't
feel so insulted. Last week I interviewed
with them and I was afford US$2,500.I
expressed my feeling about a salary so low.
They argue that, the company is just starting and that after six month they will review the
salaries.
Hey guys count me in for the Bash I can
probably catch a jumpseat out of POP.I would
like to show Xenia how a Dominicana dances
SALSA and MERINGUE.

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VenPilot....

Como estas? me llamo Cesar vivo en Sydney y hace tiempo buscaba alguien que trabajase en Lan Chile para hacerle unas pocas preguntas.... tengo 22 años y tengo muchas ganas de volver a chile. Tengo CPL australiana y 4/5 de un titulo universitario, estoy volando aviones metro 3 como F/O. cualquier informacion seria fantastica.
mi e-mail es [email protected]

Gracias
Cesar

Hi there,
Been busy working but i am back now.
DOMINCAN: Good luck if they review anything; promised me upgrade to CAP in 3 year at the most, been 4 waiting and nothing yet.Anyway is a job and you should take advantage of it.
Tell me more about LanDominicana, just heard yesterday is starting soon (finally)What airplane going to fly? Which routes? Starting When?.
Be glad to answer any question.
BULLA: I'll write to you with some info.
XENIA: Sorry for the delay, I'm 30 years old and i don't think we met before (I flew with LAV and Viasa since 1990) but is glad to hear of a Paisano. i'll write to you too, chevere!?