Any pilots in UAE?
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From: somedays in a helicopter, other days in a fixed-wing....
Ferny300,
how many hours do you have and on what Aircraft type ?
PM your details if you want to keep it private...
I've spoken to all operators in the UAE about jobs.
I can pass on details for you.
cheers,
jetflite
how many hours do you have and on what Aircraft type ?
PM your details if you want to keep it private...
I've spoken to all operators in the UAE about jobs.
I can pass on details for you.
cheers,
jetflite
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From: Dubai
I know still don't have my CPL(H) yet but better to start moving around now that whaiting doing nothing, right?
know this industry is not like fix wing, think in rotary is more about who do you know...
Jetflite,
can't send more PM to you, have a ratting in R22 and H300 Cbi, soon also will have R44 ratting and i'm thinking about getting ratting on the jet ranger but some pilots advise me not to untill i get a turbine job
know this industry is not like fix wing, think in rotary is more about who do you know...Jetflite,
can't send more PM to you, have a ratting in R22 and H300 Cbi, soon also will have R44 ratting and i'm thinking about getting ratting on the jet ranger but some pilots advise me not to untill i get a turbine job
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F300, after casual observation of your posts above, might I suggest you get a native English speaker to proof read your CV before you send it out to prospective employers. Without any experience or many contacts on your side, a well composed, spell checked and gramatically correct CV will be helpful 
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From: somedays in a helicopter, other days in a fixed-wing....
Dointime....
PM's cleared................. fire away....
Ferny: If you want a job in Dubai don't worry about PISTON's..
the only R44 in UAE (to my knowledge) is near Abu Dhabi at a local Aero Club.
Horizon Flight Academy do training for CPL & PPL Pilots... they only use B206's.
They don't play around with pistons...they use M/E turbines even for Joyflights..
PM's cleared................. fire away....
Ferny: If you want a job in Dubai don't worry about PISTON's..
the only R44 in UAE (to my knowledge) is near Abu Dhabi at a local Aero Club.
Horizon Flight Academy do training for CPL & PPL Pilots... they only use B206's.
They don't play around with pistons...they use M/E turbines even for Joyflights..
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From: somedays in a helicopter, other days in a fixed-wing....
When did Horizon Get 44's ?
DO they only use it for training ?
There are still plenty of companies that use a Single Turbine for various work....but they still use M/E in charter op's a !!!! load more than most other countries.
Especially here in Oz... You don't get too many A109's, B412's etc doing Scenic flights..
DO they only use it for training ?
There are still plenty of companies that use a Single Turbine for various work....but they still use M/E in charter op's a !!!! load more than most other countries.
Especially here in Oz... You don't get too many A109's, B412's etc doing Scenic flights..
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From: Dubai
Horizon got the R44's nearly a year ago, but they have unreal rates for training with them, asked them already a while ago and they prices were too way expensive for a R44, guess they don't care about the self-sponsor people.thanks for the tips guys.
gullibell
thanks for the tip about the spelling, i already had it checked, is just when i write here i don't really worry about the spelling as long as you guys understand me
jetflite
thanks for the info, appreciated
One more thing guys, any one heard of this companies in dubai?
Evergreen
Action Aviation
Eastern Skyjets
Unijet
know they exist but don't see them much around.
Last edited by ferny300; 26th August 2007 at 07:55.
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From: somedays in a helicopter, other days in a fixed-wing....
Just to put the costing of aircraft rates out there...
a bell 206 in Dubai cost approx. $2'200 per hour.....charter.
Not cheap.
Evergreen international - www.evergreenaviation.com
They have operations in UAE. Need a lot of hours.
Action Aviation - www.actionaviation.com (AIRCRAFT SALES)
Eastern Sky Jets - www.easternskyjets.com (Fixed-wing)
UniJet are fixed-wing.....
a bell 206 in Dubai cost approx. $2'200 per hour.....charter.
Not cheap.
Evergreen international - www.evergreenaviation.com
They have operations in UAE. Need a lot of hours.
Action Aviation - www.actionaviation.com (AIRCRAFT SALES)
Eastern Sky Jets - www.easternskyjets.com (Fixed-wing)
UniJet are fixed-wing.....
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From: Desert Rat
Depends what you are looking for? Utility i.e. longline or offshore (VFR ops) but IF rating required (ATPL an asset).
Most offshore gigs ask for at least an IF even though it is mainly a VFR operation. The utility gigs are of short term nature…the ones in South East Asia mainly depend on the goodwill of the ministries of environment. They issue permissions to cut down trees, etc… If the permit is delayed, then you will sit on your bum scratching buggers, until that moment where the operator loses interest, money, and finally withdraws from it.
Just my two cents worth of input.
Alouette
Most offshore gigs ask for at least an IF even though it is mainly a VFR operation. The utility gigs are of short term nature…the ones in South East Asia mainly depend on the goodwill of the ministries of environment. They issue permissions to cut down trees, etc… If the permit is delayed, then you will sit on your bum scratching buggers, until that moment where the operator loses interest, money, and finally withdraws from it.
Just my two cents worth of input.
Alouette
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From: In the Ring of Fire.....
UAE Helicopter Pilot Salaries and Perks
Hi All
Anyone got any info (reliable) as to what the current commander and co-pilot salaries and perks are in the UAE?
Any info would be appreciated
Anyone got any info (reliable) as to what the current commander and co-pilot salaries and perks are in the UAE?
Any info would be appreciated