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[helikimble]

Hi all!!! Just wondering if you guys know any company's that are willing to take on low timers? I have just over 200 hrs TT 180 is on a Jetranger III. I also have access to training funds. ..so if can, please help me out guys!

[Batfink]

Research, Research, Research... Look through the old posts here on this site, Lots of discussion on this topic.

 

Try Canadian and Great Slave - Best of Luck

[helikimble]

Research, Research, Research... Look through the old posts here on this site, Lots of discussion on this topic.

 

Try Canadian and Great Slave - Best of Luck

 

 

I have researched and had no luck..just wondered if anyone had a new lead on who would hire a guy like me...

[RTR]

Most low time pilots looking for that first job spend alot of time in thier cars. Best advice I can give you is pack the car and hit the road.

 

Nothing says "I'm ready and willing to work" better than talking to prospective employers in person. It's a tough row to hoe, but most who find that first job found it this way.

 

cheers,

RTR

[helikimble]

Most low time pilots looking for that first job spend alot of time in thier cars. Best advice I can give you is pack the car and hit the road.

 

Nothing says "I'm ready and willing to work" better than talking to prospective employers in person. It's a tough row to hoe, but most who find that first job found it this way.

 

cheers,

RTR

Thanks for the help but it's kinda hard for me to do that with a wife and 2 kids living in a isolated community...i have previous work with some companies but non are hiring at the time...

[General]

Think you might have a tough road ahead of you if you can't make a "road trip". There are very few if any companies that i'm aware of that would hire a low timer sight unseen. And having said that....there are many years ahead that you'll likely see very little of your family. Don't want to be the bearer of bad news...from my experience it's just a reality. Best of luck.

[67november]

Have to agree with general, I spent 5 years on the road. remember this is a passion not a job. you get out what you put in.

 

good luck in your adventure.

[helikimble]

Have to agree with general, I spent 5 years on the road. remember this is a passion not a job. you get out what you put in.

 

good luck in your adventure.

 

I do understand what has to be done like i mention i have previous experience and have left home for long periods of time...i was just wondering if anyone would be able to help me out..but you guys input is a lot of help and thanks :punk:

Just to mention another thing.. I have access to a lot of money for training with one catch..i have to find a company willing to hire me after my training is complete. i was looking into getting some longlining or another endorsement. so if any companys can help me out that would be great..

[412driver]

like the boys said, get on the road and sell yourself and the idea. "alot" of training money may interest a company in the lean months enough to put you to work next summer............

[helikimble]

Thanks for all the help guys, just got an offer today and the guy was very interested and wants my resume..so thanks for everything and hope it all works out.. :up: