Want to Fly long haul freight
Hi Guys.
Im Passionate about my career and really want to fly long haul freight. Im keen to go anywhere. I have British Passport South African Passport 3500 hours total ALTP ICAO 1000 pic jet small jet ( hawker, Premier 1 ) 1800 EFIS 2100 multi Are there any companies that offer training bonds to fly big arcraft for them. Where do I look? Thanks guys :ok: |
In Europe, you've got Cargolux, with B744's in Luxembourg and Global Supply Systems, with B744's in London. Both outfits use a standard bond system over 3 years, ie no bank loans/money up front etc.
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744s will be ultimate.
Any Ideas who to contact with these companies? Would they accept ICAO ALTP? Any Gen. please advise ;) |
If you want some adventure, go try the MK boys. I'm not touting their T&C's, but you will see the world and learn a lot. The chaps I've met have been great guys.
All the best |
Yeah, Have been interested in Mk. A lot of south african boys there.
They require a JAR and I only have an ICAO ALTP :ugh: Would it be worth financing and doing my own 744 rating somewhere to get started. Make easier to get a job? |
TNT do not bond their pilots. They now have four 744Fs but you must have a JAR licence.
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what about Cargo B ? :cool:
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Why not start with the best type for your entrance into freighter long haul....B742s...seriously,
there are many more of them about and the three crew environment (assuming the FE is a real FE), is so much better for the initial learning! Give it some thought... Cheers...FD...:ok: |
Avient DC-10's?
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I would'nt think to long and hard about Avient if Mugabe goes watch this space mr smith's world may just come around his ears......:D
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742s SHOW ME THE WAY ???????? :)
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