Japan startup
05-04-2009, 07:46 PM
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There is a new airline starting operations this summer in Japan called "Fuji Dreams Airlines" they will use E-170's and foreign pilots are welcome to apply, the contractor will be PARC aviation out of Ireland. Don't have any further details, get in front of the line. good luck
05-05-2009, 06:06 AM
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Originally Posted by The Dominican
There is a new airline starting operations this summer in Japan called "Fuji Dreams Airlines" they will use E-170's and foreign pilots are welcome to apply, the contractor will be PARC aviation out of Ireland. Don't have any further details, get in front of the line. good luck
05-05-2009, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by The Dominican
There is a new airline starting operations this summer in Japan called "Fuji Dreams Airlines" they will use E-170's and foreign pilots are welcome to apply, the contractor will be PARC aviation out of Ireland. Don't have any further details, get in front of the line. good luck
How is it going?.
Thanks for the info.
05-07-2009, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted by jetflyger
Foreign pilots with a JCAB license...
This company is trying to tap into the Jalways guys that are on the streets with JCAB licenses to save some time and money in training and that is really a smart move. The question is how many guys with types on the 74 and time on the frame will jump at DEC on a E-170? My gut feeling is that no more than a hand full will, most of those guys are looking at KAL, Asiana, ANA etc. So I think there will be opportunities in this new company for new blood
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05-22-2009, 05:05 AM
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Originally Posted by TurboDVR42
What is required to get JCAB?
Let me put it this way, it took me 8 months from first day of ground school to line certification and that was without failing any rides or additional training (there are two rides, one for the type and one for the ATPL). And get this, we where in the short course according to our instructors
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