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Old 18th Apr 2009, 09:00
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They drive on the left,the right,in the middle and anywhere else a vehicle should not go...............Horns are a no go item as is lack of skill...............
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sorry, you're right...i mispoke.....they drive on the "left" side of the road...or just wherever they feel like.
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Old 3rd Jun 2009, 13:31
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hey all folks!!!
enough of left hand driving
lets get back to the topic of the forum!!!
now i have a question in my mind
does the SIA have any plans of coming to India to recruit cadet pilots??
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Dude , wake up and look around.SIA is laying off people....
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ok
got your point!!!!!
now can you give me any idea of how should i proceed with my training two years from now as right now i am doing my degree course??
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no one can predict whats going to happen in 6 months ... 2 years is eternity in aviation ...
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so that means that if the aviation situation is bad in India at the moment then it can change drastically in the positive within two years !!!

or may be not if the govt. & our (not so)good old DGCA just stick to their worthless schemes
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...or maybe you could learn how to fly an aeroplane, not EXPECT a job to be handed to you, go out and get some EXPERIENCE on a C210, light twin, etc and EARN a job when the economy (aviation sector) recovers.

Dunno, just a thought.

Just think! With more experience than the flying school's C152 and over 200 hrs TT from charter ops, instructing, mail runs, etc, etc you would be considered a veteran by the time you sit in the A310, 73NG, A320 (or 777 as they are flying now with < 200 hrs TT!).

("When I was a boy" we learnt to fly because of a passion, not depending on the stock market. Consider your motiviation young fellow.)
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i think currently there is a provision for the unemployed cpl holders to apply in the Air Force.
they need to appear in an aptitude test (PABT) & then followed by a series of interviews , physical tests, etc. before making it to their training which is of probably 6 months duration!!!
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i guess you meant the "indian coast guard" ...
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Old 6th Jun 2009, 04:41
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may be the indian coast guard also employs them
but one day i read in a newspaper last year.
It was an advertisement regarding Short Service Commission(10 years minimum & 14 years maximum) in the Indian Air Force.
The eligibilty crireria included that cpl holders who are 24 years old or less can also apply.
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thats excellent news. thanks for the headsup.

any idea what fleet they would be trained on?
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no idea of that
but i probably feel that the cadets will get the training of fighter planes as well
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Coast Guard

Coast Guard flies only the Do 228 [They have 24 of the type]. So i am guessing that is the aircraft you would be flying.
In Rotary wing, they operate Alouette III choppers.[and recently inducted the ALH "Dhruv"]
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Old 7th Jun 2009, 12:23
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i have a bit of confusion!!
some newspapers are claiming that the Air France aircraft fell due to lightining.
But what we have studied is (since i am an electrical engineering student) that as long as a body is not in contact with the ground no amount of electricity can harm the object.
So how can the lightning cause the aircraft to fall??
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Dude...there are endless discussions and speculations on AF447 in the flight deck forum, including in the technical thread do check it out.
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i have a bit of confusion!!
some newspapers are claiming that the Air France aircraft fell due to lightining.
But what we have studied is (since i am an electrical engineering student) that as long as a body is not in contact with the ground no amount of electricity can harm the object.
So how can the lightning cause the aircraft to fall??
No news papers/channels have said that AF447 "fell" due to lightning.

All modern jet liners are designed in such a way that lightning strikes can not harm them. (the aircraft body). but that does not mean that lightning can not spoil/damage the aircraft's vital systems.
That plus severe turbulence owing to thunderstorms has also been reported to be likely causes.
Again .. all are speculations.

And yes, this is not the forum to discuss this topic. Please see the Tech or flight deck forums.
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if anyone is an unemployed helicopter cpl holder this is a good news for that person.
TATA STEEL is looking for pilots & maintenance engineers
The requirement for pilot are:
ATPL with open rating( upto 5700 kg) or CPL with King AirC-90A and/or PC-12 aircraft endorsements.

Applications along with copies of certificates are to be sent within 10 days to " Head Talent Acquisition,Corporate Center , Mail Box G-65,Tata Steel, Jamshedpur 831001" or email to career @ tatasteel.com (i had to give space between "career" & "@" & between "@" & "tatasteel" because this forum does not support html text . The original address does not have any space in between them.).

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Old 9th Jun 2009, 04:45
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Helicopter boom!

Is it real that India going to face Helicopter boom by 2010?

Is it worth investing in Helicopter CPL over Fixed wing by the time and later move to fixed wing, when airlines re-boot?

What about the salaries in chopper flying? Is it remunerative enough to re-pay the debt of Rs: 40 lakhs loan for training, as professional chopper license comes around this rate?

anyone who have got insight! Kindly fill in your thoughts,

Thank you in advance,

RG
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Old 9th Jun 2009, 05:01
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u no what player!! ur speculation is right but u cannot really tell anything about this industry
u need to be a bit like taking a chance with your career
but again the helicopter boom is catching India fast with companies like Jindal Steel Tata Steel & major oil companies also on the lookout for helicopter pilots(see my previous post)
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