Javichu

Well hello there guys

I lost the count on how many times did I post, asking the same pretty much, but why not once more!.

I got many calls, from different operators, I'm in Mokulele's pool but not a call/email in 2 months. Still waiting for my second call from Boutique, but ain't coming. Hageland talked to me about March, etc etc.....

I've been waiting and applying everywhere, but still nothing. No complaints though, I know this is how it works.

Any of you know about openings somewhere? I don't care if it's in Alaska, Hawaii, P.Rico, anywhere. I'm willing to move immediately no mortgage/kids/wife, so it couldn't be easier for me.

Any ideas out there? (Yes, I'm also considering CFI. Heck, even renewing my EASA and applying to Ryanair )

P.S: 510h and waiting for my TSA to get my multi rating. CPL/IR ASEL at this point.

JohnBurke

How many job listing sites do you subscribe to, and check regularly?

Javichu

bizjetjobs, the low hours section of course, and climb350. And I check every morning and before going to bed, at least.

JohnBurke

Be aware that climbto350 has a long history of putting up jobs that have long since been filled, and recycling jobs through their listings...often dredging them up from months prior (without consulting the employers). I've had personal experience with that, and it was annoying to keep getting calls, visits, letters, emails, and resumes from prospective applicants who thought we had openings.

You might also try JSfirm, which is free, USA Jobs, and tradeaplane.

Planejobs.com is a paid subscription, but I have had work off there.

Willflyforfood is another job site you might try. I believe they charge.

Avoid avjobs.

Fishnfly4fun

Thanks John, I wondered that about Climbto350 as I am subscribed to them.

Javichu

Thanks John, I'll check them out right now.

jetset

Findapilot.com is another

BLURCEO

Try Corporate flight management, Quest Logistics, and Phoenix aviation.

geosync

If you fancy an adventure look to Africa(you did say anywhere) and do some bush flying.

Maun, Botswana. The essential guide. - Page 60 - PPRuNe Forums

if I were young and unattached I'd absolutely do this. But I'm older, with a baby on the way and a desk job now, looking at airplanes on a screen.

You have 500 hrs which is their minimums, but you gotta show up in person to even be considered. C-206s to 210s, Caravans, GA-8s.

Javichu

thanks jetset