Foreign Low Hour Pilot - Looking for a job
#1
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Foreign Low Hour Pilot - Looking for a job
Hello dear members,
I'm opening this thread to ask if anyone knows a company that hires foreing pilots looking for any job in aviation. It's been 2 years looking for one back here in Brazil. I have 305 flight hours and 110 hours as a fligth instructor. Got ICAO, multi, IFR, CPL and Jet 737NG. I'm willing to convalidate all licenses and documents need it for the job.
Thank you for the support.
I'm opening this thread to ask if anyone knows a company that hires foreing pilots looking for any job in aviation. It's been 2 years looking for one back here in Brazil. I have 305 flight hours and 110 hours as a fligth instructor. Got ICAO, multi, IFR, CPL and Jet 737NG. I'm willing to convalidate all licenses and documents need it for the job.
Thank you for the support.
#2
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Hello dear members,
I'm opening this thread to ask if anyone knows a company that hires foreing pilots looking for any job in aviation. It's been 2 years looking for one back here in Brazil. I have 305 flight hours and 110 hours as a fligth instructor. Got ICAO, multi, IFR, CPL and Jet 737NG. I'm willing to convalidate all licenses and documents need it for the job.
Thank you for the support.
I'm opening this thread to ask if anyone knows a company that hires foreing pilots looking for any job in aviation. It's been 2 years looking for one back here in Brazil. I have 305 flight hours and 110 hours as a fligth instructor. Got ICAO, multi, IFR, CPL and Jet 737NG. I'm willing to convalidate all licenses and documents need it for the job.
Thank you for the support.
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I dont only by the motive that its to expensive for me. If I had a job proposal, I would go for it. I lives in USA for 3 years because of my dad roll as a diplomat, its not hard to get it, but its expensive and I prefere to go through this process once I have something in hands.
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I dont only by the motive that its to expensive for me. If I had a job proposal, I would go for it. I lives in USA for 3 years because of my dad roll as a diplomat, its not hard to get it, but its expensive and I prefere to go through this process once I have something in hands.
Ask your Father to use his Brazilian Diplomatic influence, if any, to assist you in your quest to get a job in a country other than Brazil, perhaps in Portugal. Conduct research to see if TAP has a cadet training program.
In closing, CptVidal, take some advise, while you’re young able to learn... Drop the arrogance attitude. Its time to stand on your own two feet. Don’t rely on your Father’s diplomatic wieight to get a US “GREEN CARD”.
Better to learn now, that arrogance doesn’t bode well with peers, prospective colleagues, or employers.
boa sorte amigo.
Last edited by captjns; 02-19-2019 at 07:03 AM.
#6
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Unlike foreign carriers, US carriers will NOT hire you to fly the Boeing.
Ask your Father to use his Brazilian Diplomatic influence, if any, to assist you in your quest to get a job in a country other than Brazil, perhaps in Portugal. Conduct research to see if TAP has a cadet training program.
In closing, CptVidal, take some advise, while you’re young able to learn... Drop the arrogance attitude. Its time to stand on your own two feet. Don’t rely on your Father’s diplomatic wieight to get a US “GREEN CARD”.
Better to learn now, that arrogance doesn’t bode well with peers, prospective colleagues, or employers.
boa sorte amigo.
Ask your Father to use his Brazilian Diplomatic influence, if any, to assist you in your quest to get a job in a country other than Brazil, perhaps in Portugal. Conduct research to see if TAP has a cadet training program.
In closing, CptVidal, take some advise, while you’re young able to learn... Drop the arrogance attitude. Its time to stand on your own two feet. Don’t rely on your Father’s diplomatic wieight to get a US “GREEN CARD”.
Better to learn now, that arrogance doesn’t bode well with peers, prospective colleagues, or employers.
boa sorte amigo.
#7
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Joined APC: Nov 2016
Posts: 55
Unlike foreign carriers, US carriers will NOT hire you to fly the Boeing.
Ask your Father to use his Brazilian Diplomatic influence, if any, to assist you in your quest to get a job in a country other than Brazil, perhaps in Portugal. Conduct research to see if TAP has a cadet training program.
In closing, CptVidal, take some advise, while you’re young able to learn... Drop the arrogance attitude. Its time to stand on your own two feet. Don’t rely on your Father’s diplomatic wieight to get a US “GREEN CARD”.
Better to learn now, that arrogance doesn’t bode well with peers, prospective colleagues, or employers.
boa sorte amigo.
Ask your Father to use his Brazilian Diplomatic influence, if any, to assist you in your quest to get a job in a country other than Brazil, perhaps in Portugal. Conduct research to see if TAP has a cadet training program.
In closing, CptVidal, take some advise, while you’re young able to learn... Drop the arrogance attitude. Its time to stand on your own two feet. Don’t rely on your Father’s diplomatic wieight to get a US “GREEN CARD”.
Better to learn now, that arrogance doesn’t bode well with peers, prospective colleagues, or employers.
boa sorte amigo.
Give the guy a break. Not everybody is lucky enough to be a US citizen. He's just trying to grow in his career as a pilot in a country that doesn't have as many opportunities for low time pilots as other countries do. I can't blame him for that. Id be trying to come to the US too if I were him; I just happened to be lucky enough to be born in the USA. 'Merica!
#8
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I think the language barrier may have made his typing seem arrogant, but I didn't really sense an arrogant attitude. He simply told us that he has lived in the states before because of his fathers job here.
Give the guy a break. Not everybody is lucky enough to be a US citizen. He's just trying to grow in his career as a pilot in a country that doesn't have as many opportunities for low time pilots as other countries do. I can't blame him for that. Id be trying to come to the US too if I were him; I just happened to be lucky enough to be born in the USA. 'Merica!
Give the guy a break. Not everybody is lucky enough to be a US citizen. He's just trying to grow in his career as a pilot in a country that doesn't have as many opportunities for low time pilots as other countries do. I can't blame him for that. Id be trying to come to the US too if I were him; I just happened to be lucky enough to be born in the USA. 'Merica!
Ty for the understanding!!!
Still lf by the way!!!
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