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Old 7th January 2008 | 22:09
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Pilot Position

Does anyone know of any openings for a pilot in Dubai or that area?
ATPL AMEL CPL ASELS - Typed B-737-100 to 800, B757/767, CA-212, EMB-110, BE-300/1900, LR-JET 24/25, SD-330/360.
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email: [email protected]
Cheers from OZ.
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Old 7th January 2008 | 23:33
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Old 7th January 2008 | 23:35
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No thanx on JQ -- looking for something overseas
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Old 7th January 2008 | 23:44
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CYGAN try Bahrain air its a new low cost airline i think they are hiring pilots with type rating on A320 and B737
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Old 9th January 2008 | 09:58
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I tried emailing bahrain Air, but the email fails to deliver, is there possibly another email apart from the one on the companys website Pilot section?

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Old 9th January 2008 | 12:17
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Nope sorry....no airlines in Dubai hiring at the moment
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Old 10th January 2008 | 06:36
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Cygan,

If you're fairdinkum for a move OS grab yourself an FAA ATP. Will definately open a few more doors for you. Actually with your time (And I'm assuming theirs sufficient command time there) you could take the easy road on a JAR licence and really spread your wings.

Just my thoughts.
Good luck

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Old 11th January 2008 | 07:15
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G'Day from OZ,

I have an FAA ATPL, 18,000 Hours, A&P, Typed B-737/757/767, CA-212, SD-3, EMB-110, LR-JET, BE-1900/300. First Class Medical both FAA & CASA.

My email here is [email protected]

Cheers

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Old 11th January 2008 | 18:25
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In which case the world is your oyster. Make some calls. There's a lot of good jobs out there.

Best wishes.

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Old 12th January 2008 | 01:53
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Cygan;

I've got similar hours and I'm getting a bit long in the Tooth.

Perhaps you are too!

the world may be our oyster and we may still be competent, legal, able and willing with a lot less baggage then some of our "less experienced colleagues, but somehow the girls don't look at us the same way anymore and neither do the airlines!

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