Dash-8 jobs
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Dash-8 jobs
I am Dash-8 type rated Canadian pilot. I am interested in working in Europe, Caribbean, Asia or Australia. Are there any companies that are hiring Canadian pilots on Dash-8 out there?
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Most if not all European Dash operators would require a JAA licence and the right to live and work in the EU. That's fairly academic though, as I can't think of anyone who is hiring at the moment.
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As mentioned above by Otto, apparently there are already a number of Canadian Dash drivers contracting at Olympic on the -100. Not sure through which agency but you could start with Parc and the like. If you are -400 rated then there could also be short term opportunities on that fleet....
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Well I found this info online...
Olympic Airlines - Pilot Career Centre
can anyone else confirm this?
Olympic Airlines - Pilot Career Centre
can anyone else confirm this?
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Don't think so....
hmm that's why it specifically says Dash-8 400 series on my licence Otto. Regardless I would think there might be a differences course to attend before going from -100 to -400.
The -100's are apparently based in Rhodes with some foreign crews and maintained by Flybe. I would imagine they would take any nationality that's suitably qualified on a contract basis but for a permanent position you'd probably need a JAA licence along with the requisite residency requirement...
Call an agency to get the straight goods..... ie. Parc
The -100's are apparently based in Rhodes with some foreign crews and maintained by Flybe. I would imagine they would take any nationality that's suitably qualified on a contract basis but for a permanent position you'd probably need a JAA licence along with the requisite residency requirement...
Call an agency to get the straight goods..... ie. Parc
