Falcon 7X or GV type
04-02-2013 | 03:43 PM
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Falcon 7X or GV type
I am currently flying in Asia, and getting ready to sign another contract for a few more yrs, just wondering what type is going to be more benificial when I return to the U.S.
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04-03-2013 | 04:50 AM
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There may be more GV's out there, but theres a lot more GV pilots..
Whats your goal? contract work? I turn down quite a bit of 7X contract work at $1500+/day. I don't do much, don't register with anyone, and still have been getting calls. Im guessing theres just a lack of qualified 7X people avail lately. Maybe its the same situation in GV world also.
Personally, I might pick the one that my connections in the US fly. Neither one will have an advantage over the other without some strong leads. Not many good GV/7X outfits hire by the rating.
Good Luck!
Whats your goal? contract work? I turn down quite a bit of 7X contract work at $1500+/day. I don't do much, don't register with anyone, and still have been getting calls. Im guessing theres just a lack of qualified 7X people avail lately. Maybe its the same situation in GV world also.
Personally, I might pick the one that my connections in the US fly. Neither one will have an advantage over the other without some strong leads. Not many good GV/7X outfits hire by the rating.
Good Luck!
04-03-2013 | 06:14 PM
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NC, I have three years to fly either aircraft here in China, but when I do return home (U.S.) I think I may want to fly contract, unless I stumble on a company that pays and has QL somewhere close to what I have here in Asia...
Also, maybe by the time I get back, more 7x's will be running around, with few pilots.
Also, maybe by the time I get back, more 7x's will be running around, with few pilots.
04-03-2013 | 07:22 PM
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NC, I have three years to fly either aircraft here in China, but when I do return home (U.S.) I think I may want to fly contract, unless I stumble on a company that pays and has QL somewhere close to what I have here in Asia...
Also, maybe by the time I get back, more 7x's will be running around, with few pilots.
Also, maybe by the time I get back, more 7x's will be running around, with few pilots.
Still don't think you can go wrong either way. FWIW I also get calls on Global gigs and contract work, I find it's a very popular contract aircraft.
Have fun either way you decide!
04-03-2013 | 09:04 PM
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A bit of a left turn on the topic here, but... I didn't think the folks in Asia were typing pilots. I have been led to believe that you must have time in type to be competitive.
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04-04-2013 | 12:35 AM
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WMU, yes you are correct, but once you are established with a company in China, they (seem) to usally want to retain you, as they recognize the demand for foreign pilots. I do see a few companies here that are hiring NON TYPE pilots, but keep in mind, you may have to sign for 5 yrs, rather than 3 yrs.
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