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Old 21st Jan 2006, 16:49
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Hi everyone,
I've read this ad on a website.
I don't advice you to apply to this company...
Some friends of mine have had a lot of problems with this company during firefighting season.
Poor maintenance, low salaries, old aircarfts....
After a helicopter crash, a Chilean pilot has pressed charges against this company. No Social Security (means no health insurance).
Not many Spanish pilots want to fly for them so they are looking for pilots outside Spain.

Company :

FAASA Aviacion
(p) 34957710460
(f) 34957710687
(e) [email protected]
Contact Person :
Carlos Abrego
Job Location :
Outside USA
Job Description:
6 MONTHS FIREFIGHTING CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN B212/412: BELL 212 and/or 412 PILOT WANTED FOR 2006 FIREFIGHTING CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. 4-6 MONTHS STARTING MAY 1st. FAA LICENSE MANDATORY (will fly N reg in Spain), BELL 212 and/or 412 SERIES, FIREFIGHTING EXPERIENCE, - OAS/USFS CARDED PREFERRED, FLUENCY IN SPANISH LANGUAGE HIGHLY VALUED. We are a Spanish aviation company with forty years trajectory within the air works business in Spain and South America. FAASA Group (including FAASA Aviación, FAASA Chile, Heliduero, HASA and CAENA) vocation and mission is to serve the different stakeholders as an expert agent in fire-fighting with aerial media and, today, we are one of the most specialised aviation groups in this sub-segment of the Spanish market covering air operations, maintenance – counting on PART 145 EASA Centre – and training of Pilots and Aircraft Maintenance Technicians. Today, FAASA is the first player in the Spanish firefighting arena per forestal area covered and number of aircrafts operated, and is increasing its presence in south america, staffing pilots and AMTs throughout the year to work in both continents.
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Old 22nd Jan 2006, 08:48
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I agree with "perrito piloto", take care with those "pirates" guys here in Spain.
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Old 22nd Jan 2006, 11:56
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Angel bogus operators

I especially like the "EASA" part...means zip to nothing. I know of another flakey outfit located somewhere in Europe, not providing work permits as promised, not paying salaries, no employee contract...stay tuned for another episode of "Is it possible under JAA regulations?!?...Yes it is!"
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