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righopper 17th Apr 2013 09:55

Pilot Careers Day at Bristow Gloucester
 
I Hear through the grape vine that Bristow are holding a pilots career day at their Gloucester IR training school on the 30th of April and 1st May.

SPAS 17th Apr 2013 10:38

Hello. Sorry for this being my first post but...

What school?

bigglesbutler 17th Apr 2013 11:52

30 seconds spent on google gave me:

Bristow academny Gloucester

SPAS 17th Apr 2013 14:20

Thanks,

I'm on the go so didn't really have time to search around. Will read tonight! :ok:

Non-PC Plod 19th Apr 2013 08:13

Is there anyone out there with any knowledge of FBH, and the job in Curacao? I am interested in what the work/life balance would be like. I tried ringing the company and they wont discuss anything whatsoever until after interviews. I'm not sure I want to go through the whole application process only to find out that the job never suited me in the first place!

VFRIFR 26th Apr 2013 04:01

FB Heliservices 139s in Caribbean
 
Hey man it's the Caribbean! What can be worst than this? Full time pilot part time beach bum with all the babes around. If only I'm younger and single.:E:ugh::*

Adroight 26th Apr 2013 08:48

If your wife reads Rotorheads Non-PC then you now have no chance :)

VFRIFR 26th Apr 2013 12:12

Just day dreaming buddy, that I could still do but no drooling please.:} It will be too obvious.:=

terminus mos 6th May 2013 11:14

Aviation Advisor required for Oil and Gas company in West Africa. Resident position. Must have Offshore Helicopter background. Contract (not staff) PM me for email.

spencer17 6th May 2013 18:44

@VFRIFR

Hey man it's the Caribbean! What can be worst than this? Full time pilot part time beach bum with all the babes around. If only I'm younger and single.
Only younger would do me (Wife doesn't read PPRUNE):E:E:E

he1iaviator 7th May 2013 01:29

AW139 Pilots and Engineers - Malaysia+Mauritania
 
Weststar Aviation Services continue their expansion with more AW139 deliveries this year, several new contracts in Malaysia and a new contract in Mauritania. AW139 type rated pilots and engineers are needed. HR lady can be contacted at:

[email protected]

spinwing 7th May 2013 12:14

Mmmm ...

But does that also mean that Weststar still ONLY want JAA or FAA type rated applicants ???

:rolleyes:

griffothefog 7th May 2013 12:30

Spinwing,

They also except Malaysian licences... :ok:

But in Nigeria, they'll take Captain Scarlett licences... Common down :E

spinwing 7th May 2013 12:32

Mmmmm ...

Tempting .... :eek:

Michel GAY 9th May 2013 10:09

Malaysia
 
The problem is always the same, you need to have the type rating and today you cannot have any qualification to bring up to date.

I have one ME one piston and Two class of tubine and I have lost four type rating.

I thought that the world was short of pilots but the companies are always requesting more and more qualifications: if you speak french you have to speak English, and why not Russia or Chinese ???

Question: I would like to know where I can pass my FCL 055D in an other country than France. Are there reciprocities between european countries.

If you have the answer please send me the rules.

Thanks a lot

Flaxton Flyer 13th May 2013 18:39

Yorkshire Air Ambulance advertising now for a HEMS line pilot based at Leeds Bradford. See FlightGlobal for details.

timmyt 14th May 2013 15:26

AW 139 Rating
 
Do any of you fine fellows know of training providers for a AW139 type ratiing and associated costs. Happy to consider any location.

righopper 15th May 2013 18:44

Bristow Europe now looking for both direct entry Captains for North Sea operations and a Chief Pilot for Aberdeen..details on there web sight

NRDK 21st May 2013 18:27

ROYAL OMAN POLICE AW139 JOB?
 
Increase in numbers or someone leaving???

AW139 Captain | Vertical Magazine - The Pulse of the Helicopter Industry

Helo-Helo 22nd May 2013 20:13

Hi guys,

Finished CPL+IR(H) a year ago and time flies. Positive results at the FTO but now only working hardcore for paying debt interests. I know it's all part off the game but really really want a offshore/aviation related job instead of working in construction. But it's difficult to find something with 240 hrs.

Watching all the websites multiple times a day for openings but not 1 selection/grading. Doing something wrong and just need some advice or feedback. Someone ? Thx in advance.

Bravo73 22nd May 2013 20:41


Originally Posted by Helo-Helo (Post 7856640)
Hi guys,

Finished CPL+IR(H) a year ago and time flies. Positive results at the FTO but now only working hardcore for paying debt interests. I know it's all part off the game but really really want a offshore/aviation related job instead of working in construction. But it's difficult to find something with 240 hrs.

Watching all the websites multiple times a day for openings but not 1 selection/grading. Doing something wrong and just need some advice or feedback. Someone ? Thx in advance.

Are you willing to move to Aberdeen?

If so, have you applied to Bond, Bristow and CHC? As far as I'm aware, all 3 are currently recruiting co-pilots.

Jet Ranger 22nd May 2013 20:45

...but, don't forget, you need ME/IR-H for that.

JR

tu154 22nd May 2013 20:53

Bristow not an option unless you have been through 'the academy'.

As for the other two, yes they are recruiting, but you need something too stand out from the other cvs on the 'two foot high pile'. IR is plus, low hours minus.

Aucky 22nd May 2013 21:22

I heard from an unsuccessful applicant that CHC are looking for 1000+ hours at this stage, leaving perhaps Bond for fresh CPL IR's in Aberdeen? It could of course all change if they don't find the numbers. Unfortunately this is the danger or zero-to-CPL+IR with no other experience to set you apart from the rest and help get you an interview. Have you made the effort to go and meet the various operators/chief-pilots/recruiters face to face? You might not want to limit your options to offshore if you want to at least keep your hand in, I know of a handful of places looking for fresh instructors...

Helo-Helo 22nd May 2013 21:24

Thx for the replies guys. Getting started is the hardest I guess. Finished only SE/IR in Belgium and what mentioned above ME is required.
Any ideas how high that pile is in numbers of different pilots?

1oh1 22nd May 2013 21:28

Rotary Jobs
 
The Royal Oman Police are looking for more pilots to increase numbers.

Aucky 22nd May 2013 21:37


Finished only SE/IR in Belgium and what mentioned above ME is required.
It's not unheard of for people to get an offshore job with a SEIR, I know of people on this site who were hired by CHC with exactly that completed on the Longranger (BAC Denmark), but it is not helping your cause, when also with low hours, jockeying against other applicants on paper who have MEIR's (AS355/EC135). They would likely interview people with ME type ratings and MEIR's first unless you have something else enticing on your CV.

Bravo73 22nd May 2013 21:54


Originally Posted by Helo-Helo (Post 7856750)
Thx for the replies guys. Getting started is the hardest I guess. Finished only SE/IR in Belgium and what mentioned above ME is required.
Any ideas how high that pile is in numbers of different pilots?

Not any more. The cost/hassle to upgrade is now much reduced under EASA, so there isn't really a preference for ME/IRs anymore. It's the IR part which is important.

If Bristow are still insisting on an (OGP) minimum of 500hrs and CHC want 1000hrs, then you definitely want to be applying here:

Pilots ? Bond Offshore Aberdeen | Bond Aviation Group

You will, however, have to be of a sufficient standard to pass an assessment at Oxford Aviation Academy. You can get a very good idea of what is required from here: ask.oxfordaviation.net ? View topic - What is Included in Skills Assessment

Bravo73 22nd May 2013 21:56


Originally Posted by Jet Ranger (Post 7856702)
...but, don't forget, you need ME/IR-H for that.

JR

Not any more. See my post above.

Jet Ranger 22nd May 2013 22:16

Well, the costs are the same today (under EASA) as the last year, or two years ago (under the JAR FCL II, amend. 3,4 or 5).

So, all that is one story, but reality is a bit different!

Cheers

JR

Bravo73 22nd May 2013 22:23


Originally Posted by Jet Ranger (Post 7856835)
So, all that is one story, but reality is a bit different!

I know. And judging by our comparative biographies, I might be currently a little bit more 'in the know' than you.


;)

Jet Ranger 22nd May 2013 22:37


The cost/hassle to upgrade is now much reduced under EASA, so there isn't really a preference for ME/IRs anymore. It's the IR part which is important.
OK no problem, you know much better than me. Can you just explain this thing about the lower costs of SE to ME IR extension, now under the EASA? And what have changed, as you said, in the last few months?

Cheers JR

Bravo73 22nd May 2013 22:48


Originally Posted by Jet Ranger (Post 7856863)
OK no problem, you know much better than me. Can you just explain this thing about the lower costs of SE to ME IR extension, now under the EASA? And what have changed, as you said, in the last few months?

Cheers JR

The conversion can now be done by a TRI, as part of a ME type rating. Previously, an IRI was also required.

Helo-Helo 22nd May 2013 23:07

Its about 15-20k to convert to ME I've heard. Quite a lot of money after already spended a bunch on training.. But how about the Oman police? Someone can pm me some info, is it reasonable to reply to them with 240 hrs?

Bravo73 22nd May 2013 23:48


Originally Posted by Helo-Helo (Post 7856913)
Its about 15-20k to convert to ME I've heard. Quite a lot of money after already spended a bunch on training..

Hmmm, have you been reading my posts? The Bond advert does not specify a ME/IR, just an IR. If you are successful with your application, then the upgrade will form part of your type rating.



Originally Posted by Helo-Helo (Post 7856913)
But how about the Oman police? Someone can pm me some info, is it reasonable to reply to them with 240 hrs?


No. They are looking for a captain. The requirements were in a previous link.

Helo-Helo 23rd May 2013 00:20

Yes I have, and thanks for the specified feedback. Bond doesn't mention anything about ME on their site but they do require ME/IR. Had contact back in April and SE/IR wasn't enough to participate at the grading.

Ok captain only for Oman, check..

Bravo73 23rd May 2013 00:58


Originally Posted by Helo-Helo (Post 7857007)
Yes I have, and thanks for the specified feedback. Bond doesn't mention anything about ME on their site but they do require ME/IR. Had contact back in April and SE/IR wasn't enough to participate at the grading.

Oh well, it's changed. Again.


Sorry to get your hopes up.

almost canadian 23rd May 2013 12:44

If you can get to 500 hours, try these guys:
Rotor Wing Pilots

I got my start there many years ago. Haven't looked back since.

Also, go talk to NHV, see what they recommend or at what point they would look at you.

Bravo73 23rd May 2013 14:29


Originally Posted by almost canadian (Post 7857806)
Also, go talk to NHV, see what they recommend or at what point they would look at you.

Their website currently asks for an ME/IR and 500hrs TT:

Job Detail

jymil 23rd May 2013 19:36

About NHV: don't forget an EC155 type rating is also a requirement :ugh:

About Bond: I do have a ME IR and all of the essential reqs, but they didn't even bother to reply to my application. Not sure what to make of that ..


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