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Hello, This is not for a flight contract/in air work. This is paper related work. Required Experience: CFII's/Chief pilots that spent a significant portion of career flying for flight schools Experience creating flight training programs for Part-61 flight schools (IHST/USHST) Understanding of Geo-Location flight school advantages and disadvantages Knowledge of specialized training to include but not limited to: External-load HEMS Fire-Fighting High Altitude Night Over Water Operations Passenger Transport ENG Long-Line Law-Enforcement A plus but not required: Knowledge of Pathway Programs and process If this matches your experience, send your resume to Rudy.Myers26@Yahoo.com with contact information. Put CFII or Chief Pilot in the subject field. Compensation: (negotiable) Contract Duration 10-40 hours Contract Service Provider: Upwork.com (short term contracts) Thank you, Rudy Myers Rudy.Myers26@Yahoo.com

!!!Opportunity!!! Are you looking for a possibility to build affordable hours? We are offering time building on AS350 ferry flights through Europe: hourbuilding@wucher.at

I've always been curious what lessors charge for various turbine models. I read for fixed wing dry lease rates are usually around 1-1.5% of the aircraft value per month, does this rule of thumb apply to the rotorcraft industry? How does the percentage rule apply to used aircraft, does it adjust for aircraft age or is it always based on the original purchase price? I've always found the business side of helicopter operations fascinating!

Hello, I'm Barry, a career firefighter/EMT building helicopter flight experience. I have shared and/or completed four cross country ferry flights in the R-44. I am continuously learning from other pilots and technicians. If you have a company repositioning flight, or a ferry flight and you would like a handy fella to bring along, I'm your guy. I have 25 years of EMT, Fire, and police experience. Maybe you can use me for back country aid skills or maybe you just want to mentor a guy who is looking forward to aerial firefighting, SAR, and HEMS in another thousand hours or so. My total time is low, approx 400 hours, but I have a positive attitude and work hard along the way. I'm a goood listener, storyteller, and I spring for fuel and beverages. Factory delivery flights sought too. References available. Thanks, BP

Does anyone know the going pay rate for international pilots performing tour and VIP operations? I know tour operations in the US pay a pretty widely scaled rate from operation to operation, but does anyone know what pilots whom are recruited to fly overseas tend to be paid?

Does anyone have any information on the following: How does the process breakdown for learning to fly different types of helicopters? If you start in a trainer (R22/R44/S300CBi/etc.), how does the progression work for larger and/or more complicated aircraft (turbines, etc.)? Is this done through formal training (schools, etc.) or OJT from an employer? Is this based on how many hours you have accumulated? Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.