Does Ameriflight hire foreign nationals?
08-14-2023 | 05:43 PM
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Does Ameriflight hire foreign nationals?
I know a pilot that flys for a Honduran regional. He is Honduran with Honduran licenses. Does Ameriflight or any other US airlines hire foreign pilots? How would on go about accomplishing this?
08-14-2023 | 05:48 PM
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I think Cape Air and Amerijet have a sponsorship program…
08-14-2023 | 05:50 PM
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From: Paahlot
Australians can apply for the E-3 visa.
Everyone else would need greencard already.
I didn’t think the profession would qualify for anything else.
Let me return the question, can a US citizen fly in Honduras?
Most of South America requires native Spanish speakers and passports.
The very same question was answered 3 months ago.
Marry him already…..
smh
08-14-2023 | 05:53 PM
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Yes they do all the time through eaglejet. you pay to fly.
edit: if an american wanted to fly in hounduras he needs to speak english/spanish. so a hondurean would need to speak english (they speak our local and native language, even though the usa does NOT have a local language requirement of speaking english, it's not their official language), which they qualify for. so thats a bad argument my friend.
edit: if an american wanted to fly in hounduras he needs to speak english/spanish. so a hondurean would need to speak english (they speak our local and native language, even though the usa does NOT have a local language requirement of speaking english, it's not their official language), which they qualify for. so thats a bad argument my friend.
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08-14-2023 | 06:34 PM
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I speak Spanish well enough to work in a kitchen but I’m not a native Spanish speaker.
Also not a Central/South American passport holder.
So let’s just stick with the FAA requirements to read, speak and understand the English language…..and have a green card or better.
Your bad, not mine.
I think the original question is very naive and borderline ignorant.
Hence my mirroring.
Also not a Central/South American passport holder.
So let’s just stick with the FAA requirements to read, speak and understand the English language…..and have a green card or better.
Your bad, not mine.
I think the original question is very naive and borderline ignorant.
Hence my mirroring.
08-14-2023 | 07:05 PM
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Yes they do all the time through eaglejet. you pay to fly.
edit: if an american wanted to fly in hounduras he needs to speak english/spanish. so a hondurean would need to speak english (they speak our local and native language, even though the usa does NOT have a local language requirement of speaking english, it's not their official language), which they qualify for. so thats a bad argument my friend.
edit: if an american wanted to fly in hounduras he needs to speak english/spanish. so a hondurean would need to speak english (they speak our local and native language, even though the usa does NOT have a local language requirement of speaking english, it's not their official language), which they qualify for. so thats a bad argument my friend.
08-14-2023 | 07:06 PM
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ATI is promising green cards to those nationals. The legality is... very suspect at best, but it's a path to the US.
08-14-2023 | 07:57 PM
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I speak Spanish well enough to work in a kitchen but I’m not a native Spanish speaker.
Also not a Central/South American passport holder.
So let’s just stick with the FAA requirements to read, speak and understand the English language…..and have a green card or better.
Your bad, not mine.
I think the original question is very naive and borderline ignorant.
Hence my mirroring.
Also not a Central/South American passport holder.
So let’s just stick with the FAA requirements to read, speak and understand the English language…..and have a green card or better.
Your bad, not mine.
I think the original question is very naive and borderline ignorant.
Hence my mirroring.
08-15-2023 | 04:07 PM
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their they're there...... of have.... yea americans are good at english. dead
on/one is a TYPO. sorry my friend. you have no brain.
plus your username misses something jeeeezzz. screaming midwestern........ (')
ignorance like your username. be nice. don't make this country worse than what it looks and is like now? thanks.
"how to english" thats not english.... wow. thanks for the.....
on/one is a TYPO. sorry my friend. you have no brain.
plus your username misses something jeeeezzz. screaming midwestern........ (')
ignorance like your username. be nice. don't make this country worse than what it looks and is like now? thanks.
"how to english" thats not english.... wow. thanks for the.....
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