Expats flying in Nepal?
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Expats flying in Nepal?
Hey all!
I am curious about flying in Nepal. I am a 700TT bush pilot from Canada looking to eventually make the jump over to some wild flying in the Hymilayas. I really do not know sh#t about flying over there, so here I am. I am in an excellent position in Canada where I can continue to build time (SE PIC, MPIC, SE Trbn PIC). I am just wondering when the best time to try and get over there is, if I can even do it at all? Any carriers I should aim for? I speak fluent English and intermediate french.
Thanks in advance
I am curious about flying in Nepal. I am a 700TT bush pilot from Canada looking to eventually make the jump over to some wild flying in the Hymilayas. I really do not know sh#t about flying over there, so here I am. I am in an excellent position in Canada where I can continue to build time (SE PIC, MPIC, SE Trbn PIC). I am just wondering when the best time to try and get over there is, if I can even do it at all? Any carriers I should aim for? I speak fluent English and intermediate french.
Thanks in advance
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They really do not have any requiements for expat pilots there as they are very efficient in building up their own crews/instructors on time to cut expenses on expats. There are many types flying there now such as ATR42-320, J41, B1900C/D, Dornier 228, Twin Otters, Grand Caravan, XL750, Pilatus Porter PC6.
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can anyboby tell me about any charter company interested in expat pilots in nepal or bhutan.tt 750 hours casa and caa cpl with mecir and instructor rating.
.tt 750 hours casa and caa cpl with mecir and instructor rating.
