Bell 412 Type Rating
Hi
Got a job offer to get a TR and fly the Bell 412, 1 year bonding, terms amd conditions ok, but not as good as off shore. Company future is not the best.... Is the TR worth anything if I decide to leave after a year? |
The Bell 212/412 (same rating) is still used in many countries……although it will be replaced by the AW139 sooner or later…
Nevertheless a nice helicopter to fly… If you are interested: I have booked the Bell 412 simulator in Stockholm on Dec 15th (afair), and am still looking for someone to jump on with me.. |
Hi Hueyracer
Many thanks for the reply. The TR is included in the job, but still having second thoughts, if its worth enough for later job chances. Tango |
The TR will always be useful in Spain for fire fighting... FAASA and INAER still use them every summer...
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I need an EASA ATO for a bridge course B412 SP IR --> B412 MP IR.
Is there any ATO beside CAE Stockholm to offer this course ? |
Probably Motorflug in Baden-Baden (if they are still doing this).
Have you tried Agrarflug? They wanted to add the IR to their ATO as well......i could do your checks... |
In Canada 212 and 412 are 2 separate ratings.
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hueyracer,
I have 2 ex military 412 experienced friends who want to do an EASA multi-crew LPC/IR on type. They've over 100 hours in the military on it. Can you help? |
Send me their details as PN....it´s complicated and depending upon the country they are from (as the militaries in each country have different agreements with the local CAAs)..., but i have done it before-for Irish, UK, Spanish, Portugeese and Italian Pilots as well as pilots from the Netherlands and Belgium..
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Thanks. You have a PM.
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