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Hello everybody thank you for the reply on the last topic

now does anybody know how will be the CFI market in 2009?

I will have about 240hrs fixed wings multi engine military, 410 hrs helicopter of wich 360 turbine military time, hrs in R22 and 10 in R44 ,commercial , instrument rating ,CFI and CFII......

Do this numbers and qualification give me chances to be hired as CFI/I?

thank you.

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I will have about 240hrs fixed wings multi engine military, 410 hrs helicopter of wich 360 turbine military time, hrs in R22 and 10 in R44 ,commercial , instrument rating ,CFI and CFII......

 

You might have problems working for a flight school that uses Robinson helicopters only because you don't meet the requirements to teach in them (50 hrs. in make/model). Other than that, I feel like most helicopter schools will hire instructors at 410 helicopter hours. Then the only problem becomes finding students. :(

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If you are fluent in Spanish, Bristow Academy in Titusville, FL is looking for military trained helo guys who can train their South American students in their 300's. I talked to them previously, but I can only ask for another beer in Spanish... they actually have an ad in the justhelicopters employment section.

 

 

 

CHAD

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If trying to network with future employers on this site you may want to try sounding a little more professional and use spell check and proper use of grammar. If I saw a resume or post in as bad as shape as yours it would go directly into the circular file can.

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