Rotary Jobs 2013

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F/Os at Skyshuttle

Vacancies for F/Os at Skyshuttle Hong Kong.Apply on line at website.

[Helo-Helo]

Nice! Any info about the salary and roster in Hong Kong?
I'm a low time pilot who is really searching for an F/O job.
Thx

[Bravo73]

Originally Posted by Helo-Helo

Nice! Any info about the salary and roster in Hong Kong?

FYI, the jobs are based in Macau, not Hong Kong. And "Preference will be given to candidates holding an AW139 endorsement".

Good luck.

[Helo-Helo]

Yeah I know .. I'm just thinking like a drunk American tourist in this recession. 'Denmark is the capital of Amsterdam right?'- uhhm yeah right but you're in Brussels right now.. I know I don't have 500 hours, a 139 rating and offshore experience, but if a lot of companies all around the world starting to search for F/O's that means positive development!

Thx for the reminder ..

[Bravo73]

Have you got an IR?

All 3 Aberdeen operators are currently recruiting.

[Helo-Helo]

Yep, .. But I've SE/IR not ME. Seems to be a big hazard for the companies in the UK. Don't know why that's a minimum requirement if someone doesn't have the TR yet. Is it OGP or something else? I'm open for pm's.

[flyingscorp]

which hel has better job oppurtunity R-44/66, BELL-407 or EC 130

Somebody plz plz help,

Just retired from 20 yrs' military life. Logged around 4000 hrs out of which 1000 is on F wing, 3000 hrs on R wing (all turbine), MI series 750 hrs, Bell-212- 2000 hrs, Have been instructor/examineer for long time, Flew all types of heli sorties but logged extensive mountain operations. Rt now finished CPL grd exams, but confused regarding type rating, Have job offer for R-44/66, Bell-407and EC 130. Salary almost same for all three types. Other facilities are no much different. If anyone let me know which one to chose from R-44/66 or BELL-407 or else EC130. For better future which helicopter is likely to provide better career/job oppurtunity around the world.

flyingscorp

[Aucky]

Lots of low time pilots with R44/R66 experience. The EC130 or Bell 407 time, along with your military experience, will definitely provide you with more interesting opportunities (EMS, charter, sling, utility, tourism) and help to differentiate you from the rest unless you want to instruct, in which case you'd probably be busier in an R44/66.

[Vertical Freedom]

350 series 🚁🚁🚁

[apb]

R-44/66 or BELL-407 or else EC130. For better future which helicopter is likely to provide better career/job oppurtunity around the world

It depends in which country do you want to work,or most important, you can work. See which helicopters have these countries, contact with companies and ask what they are demanding, and then you can decide.

[flyingscorp]

thanx everybody

Really appreciate all of your efforts,

@apb
Prefered to work in Indonesia, PNG, Australia, NZ and Middle East. Given a reasonable salary and roster open to work at any place though.

@Aucky- nop, no more instructing as it takes lots of efforts on ground preparing a new pilot.

Warm regrds,

flyingscorp.

[Milo C]

skyshuttle

Why do they always have positions available?
Salary? Conditions? Pilots leaving? Or just they don't find people with that profile?

[Bravo73]

Originally Posted by Helo-Helo

Yep, .. But I've SE/IR not ME. Seems to be a big hazard for the companies in the UK. Don't know why that's a minimum requirement if someone doesn't have the TR yet. Is it OGP or something else? I'm open for pm's.

<snip> [Post edited & corrected in light of Courtesy Car's post below.]

But plenty of people have been hired with SE IR(H)s. So unless the advert specifically asks for a ME IR(H), I would apply anyway. And Scotland is a lot closer than Macau.

[Curtis E Carr]

An ME IR(H) only needs a TRI & TRE for the conversion. An SE IR(H) holder also needs an IRI, who might not necessarily be 'on staff'

From FCL.905.TRI:

The privileges of a TRI are to instruct for:

(a) [...]

(b) [...]

(c) [...]

(d) [...]

(e) in the case of the TRI for helicopters:

(1) the issue, revalidation and renewal of helicopter type ratings;

(2) MCC training, provided he/she holds a multi-pilot helicopter type rating;

(3) the extension of the single-engine IR(H) to multi-engine IR(H);

[Helo-Helo]

Thx for the replies! The extra cost was what I was expecting. I will sent my papers to Bond this week. Someone knows what they offer for bonding commitment? And what the numbers of needed F/Os are in Aberdeen (not only Bond but CHC+ Bristow also)?

For the guys with TR's. NHV has some openings on their website. Captain+ F/Os.
GL

[Bravo73]

Originally Posted by Curtis E Carr

From FCL.905.TRI:

Well, I never. Every day's a training day. I was obviously given a 'bum steer' in the past. Thanks for that.

[Curtis E Carr]

Don't think you were given a bum steer. I'm pretty sure that it was as you described pre-EASA.

[Bravo73]

Originally Posted by Helo-Helo

For the guys with TR's. NHV has some openings on their website. Captain+ F/Os.
GL

Job Overview

And that link confirms that NHV have recently won a contract to operate out of Wick. Remarkable!

[Michel GAY]

News for China work

15.02.2013 CAPTAIN / FIRST OFFICER - AW139 HELICOPTER (Macau based)

CAPTAIN - AW139 HELICOPTER (Macau based)
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

• Holder of an unconverted Airline Transport Pilot License (Helicopter) issued by JAR, Hong Kong, Australia or New Zealand.
• Substantial multi-crew flight experience
• 2000 hours total flight time
• 1500 hours helicopter flight time
• 500 hours PIC Twin Turbine
• Current helicopter IR

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

• Possess sound judgment and decision-making skills
• Excellent command of spoken and written English
• Enjoy working in a multi-cultural environment
• Willing to relocate to Macau

FIRST OFFICER - AW139 HELICOPTER (Macau Based)
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

• Holder of an unconverted Commercial Pilot License (Helicopter) issued by JAR, Hong Kong, Australia or New Zealand and ATPL subjects completed.
• Multi-engine and multi-crew experience
• 500 hours PIC on helicopters
• Current helicopter IR

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

• Preference will be given to candidates holding an AW139 endorsement
• Possess sound judgment and decision-making skills
• Excellent command of spoken and written English
• Enjoy working in a multi-cultural environment
• Willing to relocate to Macau

ADDITIONAL
Applications for Captain and First Officer with a recognized AW139 endorsement will be offered a 3-month salary signing bonus.

[Asian experience]

I am new here. But I thought I would post in relation to the above position. I have a friend who recently worked there, and most of what he said was quite negative. The positive points where one you get a 139 type rating, if you have not flown internationally then the experience is good and you get a lot of time on the aircraft. The negative side is they have a lot of pilots leaving every year, roughly my friend said out of 30 pilots, 10 leave per year. The reasons he said were mainly due to money, because where they are based it is getting very expensive with cost of living and the housing subsidy for a single pilot is very low that you cannot afford anything descent. Also he had medical problems and that the company policy does not cover anything near in the medical costs for an international pilot, and they say that they have loss of licence coverage, but he found out that that the company changed the policy and that if they can prove you can do any form of work like sit at an office desk then they will not pay, luckily he is not there anymore.
But saying that if you want a 139 type rating go ahead, you will get lots of time.

Asian exp