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Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

24th Apr 2003, 13:13

Replies: 64

Passenger questions and unfunny sayings.

Views: 8,839

Posted By KiwiNewbie

Slightly angry german tourist: "Vill you not get...

Slightly angry german tourist: "Vill you not get in trouble, for usink the football field?"

Must not have grass runways where he was from :cool:

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

16th Apr 2003, 11:42

Replies: 102

Eagle Air Interviewing Part Two

Views: 13,174

Posted By KiwiNewbie

NoseGear, no reality check required. I'm not...

NoseGear, no reality check required. I'm not easily seperated from large sums of money so I did my homework before choosing a flight school.

Massey's Grand Scheme (or 'Operation SpaceShuttle...

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

16th Apr 2003, 02:14

Replies: 102

Eagle Air Interviewing Part Two

Views: 13,174

Posted By KiwiNewbie

Nosegear, you held those applications in your hot...

Nosegear, you held those applications in your hot little hands? Funny, I would've just thrown them in the rubbish ;) The same stock standard letter? Not a Massey practice from my time there. Maybe...

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

15th Apr 2003, 13:23

Replies: 102

Eagle Air Interviewing Part Two

Views: 13,174

Posted By KiwiNewbie

OK Split Flap, well it sounds like you're...

OK Split Flap, well it sounds like you're speaking from personal experience with some genuine turkeys, so if I lumped you in with the usual ill-informed Massey baggers around here then I apologise....

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

14th Apr 2003, 14:43

Replies: 102

Eagle Air Interviewing Part Two

Views: 13,174

Posted By KiwiNewbie

come on Split Flap, can't we leave "my school's...

come on Split Flap, can't we leave "my school's better than your school" in the yard where it belongs? :rolleyes:

I really enjoyed my days at Massey, and I found taking the ground school subjects...

Forum: South Asia and the Far East

10th Apr 2003, 19:02

Replies: 3

Expat opportunities in Asia?

Views: 1,120

Posted By KiwiNewbie

Expat opportunities in Asia?

Can anyone tell me where I might be able to find work as an F/O in Asia? RPT, Charter, Freight, whatever. I only have 1000TT but nearly 800 of that is multi turbine.

Where should I start sending...

Forum: Middle East

10th Apr 2003, 18:25

Replies: 5

Getting a start in the middle east

Views: 1,147

Posted By KiwiNewbie

Getting a start in the middle east

Just wondering if you guys could kindly give me some general info about the expat employers in the Middle East, specificaly what are their experience requirements for First Officers? I presume most...

Forum: Australia, New Zealand & the Pacific

24th Feb 2003, 00:42

Replies: 32

Night Fleet (Citijet revisited)

Views: 3,710

Posted By KiwiNewbie

:confused: I dont know what all the fuss is...

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I dont know what all the fuss is about with Massey. The BAv covers ground subjects in far greater depth than the ASL syllabus taught at aeroclubs, and has a huge focus on CRM. Thats why...

Forum: African Aviation

13th Mar 2002, 07:37

Replies: 5

DHC6 jobs in Africa?

Views: 1,000

Posted By KiwiNewbie

DHC6 jobs in Africa?

Can someone tell me what my chances would be finding a right seat twotter job in Africa? I am on NZ passport with australian licence. Only 400 hours TT but 150 hours on type IFR scheduled pax...

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