pilots for Iraq
Joined: May 2002
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From: Redistributing SLF
The reason that there's no info on contract jobs in Iraq is probably because there's no civilian flying.
Not much traffic between Basra and Mosul these days unless you're hauling SEALS or SAS types.
Good luck when things do calm down--it should be a bonanza for local flying.TC
P.S.--You think the Iraqi FAA will accept U.S. ATP's?
Not much traffic between Basra and Mosul these days unless you're hauling SEALS or SAS types.
Good luck when things do calm down--it should be a bonanza for local flying.TC
P.S.--You think the Iraqi FAA will accept U.S. ATP's?
Joined: Jul 2001
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From: Gulf playing Golf
Watch out for the hords of people with dollar signs in their eyes and no sense of reality. It is so easy when you sit in a couch and be corageous...
By all means, show up in baghdad and lets see YOUR face on CNN. I understand that you want to break in to the industry, but this is not the way buddy
By all means, show up in baghdad and lets see YOUR face on CNN. I understand that you want to break in to the industry, but this is not the way buddy
Joined: Jun 2000
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From: UK
Anybody know a good flying school in either Bagdad or Basra? I was thinking of doing my IMC rating soon and I was told that the weather was ideal there. No icing problems and generally poor visibility due to haze/smoke. Not to bothered about being shot at, I did my PPL in Liverpool and was regulary shot at from the council estate when taxiing out to the runway.
