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Old 25th April 2013 | 01:10
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Part time Airbus flying?

Does anybody know of any part time work for an Airbus A320/330 pilot? Half roster or filling in for full timers to go on vacation or . . . . . anything of the sort?

I want to work but not full time.

Maybe part time A319cj flying.

Anything?
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Old 25th April 2013 | 07:15
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Parc have a 6 month on their list..330/320..
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Old 25th April 2013 | 12:24
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Twin jet at Luton often advertise for freelance captains on the A319CJ. Good luck with your search!
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Old 25th April 2013 | 20:35
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thanks all,

I will investigate,
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Old 25th April 2013 | 22:07
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well, there is China....
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Old 25th April 2013 | 22:26
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China........

Been there, done that, got the shirt.......

No part time gigs there I don't think?
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Old 26th April 2013 | 07:28
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Vietnam offers 5 week on 3 week off rosters (and "used" to offer 4 on 4 off although the rumour is they're no longer available), ask and see what you can get
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Old 28th April 2013 | 06:43
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If you have a JAA license maybe contacting DC Aviation in Germany or Comlux Malta might be an idea. I remember that DC were looking for part time pilots for A319CJ a while ago.
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Old 29th April 2013 | 15:15
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Thanks guys, very helpful info,

regards
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