pilotforlife33
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Currently I have 500tt. Does anyone have any places that I could apply for jobs in the caribbean besides cape air?
Caribbean Flying
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BobDDuck
Island Bus Driver
As far as stuff out of The Rock goes:
These guys used to hire guys at 135 VFR mins but I don't know if they still do.
http://www.viequesairlink.com/index.php
Air Sunshine is advertising needing 1000 TT for a right seater, but they may be flexible on that.
https://www.airsunshine.com/article/4-employment.html
Way back they were hiring super low time right seaters and VFR 135 guys
http://www.mnaviation.com/
These guys used to hire guys at 135 VFR mins but I don't know if they still do.
http://www.viequesairlink.com/index.php
Air Sunshine is advertising needing 1000 TT for a right seater, but they may be flexible on that.
https://www.airsunshine.com/article/4-employment.html
Way back they were hiring super low time right seaters and VFR 135 guys
http://www.mnaviation.com/
Low&Slow
Ancora imparo
I'm assuming you have a commercial pilot certificate, but not sure if you have ASEL, AMEL, ASES, and/or AMES Certificates, or an Instrument Rating.
Here is a listing of a few operators in the Caribbean you could contact.
Here is a listing of a few operators in the Caribbean you could contact.
ahw01
Well-Known Member
hows that AMES search coming along @modernicarus ?
Low&Slow
Ancora imparo
Nobody in Michigan does it. Probably looking at Florida, Vermont, or somewhere else. Not planning on getting it until 2018 at the earliest though.
Tommay85
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Ameriflight has a Brasilia in Aguadilla, PR. Usually steady attrition in the right seat and have hired guys with 500 hours before.
ahw01
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CFI A&P
Exploring the world one toilet at a time.
That is correct and there is someone on this forum that did just that.
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Florida Man
You know it's a solid operation when they have a MS FS2004 pic on their home page!