Airlines in the Caribbean
#3
2) Where are you located?
Send me a PM, I can get you contact info on a couple operations. There is a lot of opportunity here in the Caribbean.
#4
New Hire
Joined APC: Dec 2016
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Good evening, I am also a pilot here instructing in the Caribbean (from Barbados). I have Commercial Multi & Single with IR and CFI. I have 600hrs and I do have the mins you mentioned above and FAA licenses. Not to hijack the thread starter but is it possible I can shoot you a PM as well?
#5
Good evening, I am also a pilot here instructing in the Caribbean (from Barbados). I have Commercial Multi & Single with IR and CFI. I have 600hrs and I do have the mins you mentioned above and FAA licenses. Not to hijack the thread starter but is it possible I can shoot you a PM as well?
#6
New Hire
Joined APC: Dec 2016
Posts: 2
Hey man, check with Humming Bird on St Croix, Cleo at Ace Flight Center on St Thomas, and Air Sunshine based in PR/BVI. Those would be great options with your experience and existing island knowledge. I think all three are looking. Also, check some of the cargo ops out of San Juan....Flamingo, M&N, Air Cargo Carriers.
#7
Yea-Pretty much all the flying in the northern Antilles is under U.S. flag, so My guess is a non US pilot requires a green card. Can't be too hard to get. I know we have ramp workers that are from St. Kitts and Dominica who hold them. Other than St. Barts Commuter and Liat; not too familiar with down island operators.
#9
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Joined APC: Oct 2017
Posts: 20
Question
I am rarely on this site.
I have 5k CRJ hours.
Looking for an airline in the Caribbean that has good pay and QOL.
I simply cannot stand the cold anymore.
Any info you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
#10
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2019
Posts: 169
Plenty of places in the states that don’t have cold weather that you’d be more likely to get a job. FL, AZ to name a few.
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