Air Canada Jazz hiring requirements
02-10-2008, 07:21 PM
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Air Canada Jazz hiring requirements
Well...I have a question. I just graduated college here in the US and I am looking for a job. I have heard that ACJ has been hiring flight students right out of college. Now I understood that these were Canadian colleges, but how desperate are they for pilots? I see that they require 1500TT with a bunch of other requirements, but surly the students from Canada cant be graduating with that sort of time? How likely am I, a pilot with barly 400TT, getting a position for ACJ once I convert my licences to Canadian. Ohh...and I do have my landed status card, so thats not an issue. I would really like to work for Air Canada, so would it just be easier to get on with a regional here in the US , get the 1000TT and then try and apply to AC?
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02-10-2008, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by camba0a6
Well...I have a question. I just graduated college here in the US and I am looking for a job. I have heard that ACJ has been hiring flight students right out of college. Now I understood that these were Canadian colleges, but how desperate are they for pilots? I see that they require 1500TT with a bunch of other requirements, but surly the students from Canada cant be graduating with that sort of time? How likely am I, a pilot with barly 400TT, getting a position for ACJ once I convert my licences to Canadian. Ohh...and I do have my landed status card, so thats not an issue. I would really like to work for Air Canada, so would it just be easier to get on with a regional here in the US , get the 1000TT and then try and apply to AC?
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It's easier to get started on jets in the States, so I guess that answers your question.
02-11-2008, 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by bus canuck
Forget ACJ at this point. The cadet program is applicable to a specific school only.
It's easier to get started on jets in the States, so I guess that answers your question.
It's easier to get started on jets in the States, so I guess that answers your question.
Ahh..I see! Alright, thanks!
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