CL415 Aerial Firefighting
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From: Midlands UK
Try this link http://www.airtanker.com/quals.htm this should give you an idea of what you need in terms of experience in North America and Canada. According to this site only the Quebec Goverment operate the CL-215/ 415. I don't know about the rest of the world, I know the military operate (or did operate the CL-215) in Spain.
Try giving the search engines a good thrashing on the subject.
Hope this helps.
Regards
BTT
Try giving the search engines a good thrashing on the subject.
Hope this helps.
Regards
BTT
Last edited by Box the Tug; 9th August 2003 at 01:58.
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From: Crookwell
Thanks folks...
I'm working on the float time, Im gonna have to move out of Australia for it im pretty sure. Problem is, alot of operators want a fair bit of float experience to start with.
Know of any who take on relatively inexperienced floatplane pilots?
I'm working on the float time, Im gonna have to move out of Australia for it im pretty sure. Problem is, alot of operators want a fair bit of float experience to start with.
Know of any who take on relatively inexperienced floatplane pilots?
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From: Vigo-Spain
CL415 at Spain
Hi!
I think here in Spain is the DGCN (National Direction of Nature Preservation) the outfit that operates the CL415 and its a private company. The military operates CL415 too, but i think it's a bit more difficult to join them.
I don't know how to contact them or the experience they are asking for, but i think if you like fire works you should try it.
GOOD LUCK
I think here in Spain is the DGCN (National Direction of Nature Preservation) the outfit that operates the CL415 and its a private company. The military operates CL415 too, but i think it's a bit more difficult to join them.
I don't know how to contact them or the experience they are asking for, but i think if you like fire works you should try it.
GOOD LUCK






