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Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

29th Oct 2010, 05:37

Replies: 50

Atlantic airlines sponsorship with muliflight

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Posted By robbybobby

While I am all for having hot babes around dirty...

While I am all for having hot babes around dirty old cargo planes are not going to be around for ever. In a dozen or so years everyone will be flying computers and pushing buttons. Autoland, fancy...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

8th Dec 2008, 05:11

Replies: 2

nz cpl to jaa atpl

Views: 864

Posted By robbybobby

nz cpl to jaa atpl

just a quick question, any answers views or info mucho appreciated.

my understanding is if you do your NZ CPL and become an instructor in nz for a few years and go to the uk to sit ATPL exams you...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

9th Aug 2008, 16:43

Replies: 14

Instructing in Australia/New Zealand

Views: 1,205

Posted By robbybobby

Very funny,iv just been offered a non pilot job...

Very funny,iv just been offered a non pilot job in NZ, that is a skilled one so i qualify for a "talent" visa. I was doing my PPL in the uk but have decided to nock it on the head until i get to nz...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

11th Apr 2008, 19:51

Replies: 12

Career Prospects after Multiflight

Views: 1,405

Posted By robbybobby

Im doing my PPL now at multi flight, seems a good...

Im doing my PPL now at multi flight, seems a good place. In my humble opinion iv been impressed. The instructors seem good and everyone seems happy enough once you get speaking to them. I might add...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

5th Mar 2008, 04:46

Replies: 9

Intergrated or modular

Views: 1,035

Posted By robbybobby

Thanks for all the comments chaps, Its all...

Thanks for all the comments chaps,

Its all taken on board and im encouraged by what iv heard to continue with my plan of the "modular" route. I figure £12500 a year on average for 3 years should...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

3rd Mar 2008, 20:54

Replies: 9

Intergrated or modular

Views: 1,035

Posted By robbybobby

Intergrated or modular

Hi everyone,

Im 23, going on 24 working in a job that pays quite well and I work 2 weeks on/off. Iv always wanted to be a pilot and I did my first flight a few weeks ago. After thinking about it...

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