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The Flexibility Of Working As A Professional Contract Pilot Working As A Contract Pilot In General Aviation is an excellent way to achieve greater flexibility in your professional life. Unlike traditional piloting roles, contract gigs allow you to choose assignments that align with your personal schedule and professional goals. Whether you prefer short-term assignments that give you the freedom to travel and take breaks as needed, or long-term contracts that offer stability without the commitment of a permanent position, contract piloting provides a variety of options to suit your lifestyle. You decide when and where you want to work, which assignments to accept, and how much time you wish to dedicate to flying versus other activities. This autonomy helps prevent burnout and ensures that you can balance your professional and personal life effectively. Why The Professional Pilot Forums [PPF]? CONTINUE To Expand Your Network with other pilots who fly your specific aircraft. Explore contract piloting opportunities through The Professional Pilot Forums [PPF] inside The Professional Pilot Network [PPN] that allows you to gain access to a constant stream of tailored contract opportunities inside a supportive network of peers and industry professionals, and resources that help you stay ahead in the competitive field of general aviation. Take control of your career today and discover the myriad possibilities that contract piloting can offer. Learn More About The Professional Pilot Forums [PPF] to expand your network with those who fly your specific aircraft and to find new opportunities as a Contract Pilot, 👉 https://lnkd.in/eeDSrnaJ #contractpilot #corporatepilot #pilotjobs #aviation #aerospace #theprofessionalpilotforums #theprofessionalpilotnetwork

📢 Attention Low-Time Pilots: Important Info on Multi-Engine Time Requirements for 135 Air Carriers Lately, I've noticed many applicants with insufficient multi-engine (ME) time. Due to insurance and broker requirements, we need a minimum of 50 ME hours. Some pilots with sufficient total time are unaware that securing a jet position in Part 135 requires meeting this ME minimum. If you're aiming for a role that offers a jet type rating, it's crucial to focus on building your ME time in addition to your total time. Unfortunately, we can't hire candidates with low ME time and provide a pathway to gain this ME requirement "on the job." We understand that gaining ME time can be costly. Here are some options to help you build those hours: 1. Flight Schools: Enroll in a flight school with ME aircraft and programs. 2. Time Building Programs: Look for time-building programs specifically designed for ME hours. 3. Flight Clubs: Join a flight club that offers access to ME aircraft. 4. Job Opportunities: Seek job opportunities that involve ME aircraft, such as aerial survey or cargo operations. 5. Shared Costs: Partner with other pilots to share the costs of renting ME aircraft for time building. 6. Trade services: I've met pilots who traded A&P services or aircraft cleaning services in order to get ME time. By focusing on accumulating ME time, you'll be better positioned for jet roles in Part 135 operations. Keep building time! Your opportunity is within reach! #Aviationjobs #PilotJobs #MultiEngineTime #FlightTraining #JetPositions #Part135 #CareerTips

Explore the world of aviation careers by understanding the key differences between Part 66 (Cat. C) Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers and (Cat. B) Part 66 Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Technicians.

In a world constantly reaching for the stars, the #aviation industry represents not just a field of innovation and adventure but also a realm of endless opportunities. At STS Aviation Group, we are reaching out to you, the youth of today, to consider a path less traveled yet immensely rewarding – a #career in #AircraftMaintenance, repair and overhaul (#MRO).

Are you considering being a Licensed Engineer? ✈️     As I am transitioning into the world of Part 66 Licensed Engineers and growing my network, I thought it would be a great time to talk about the positives of this career!     ➡ Rewarding Career: You are always working towards a strong mission and there's a deep sense of satisfaction in knowing that your skills and expertise ensure the safety and efficiency of every flight.     ➡ Rising Pay: The pay in this field is improving steadily. As airlines recognise the essential role of aircraft mechanics, the pay is becoming more attractive.     ➡ Travel & Relocation: This career often comes with opportunities to travel and relocate. These skills are in demand globally, which opens the doors to many different roles all over the world!     ➡ Passion for Airplanes: If you’re fascinated by airplanes, this is a great career for you. You are around aircraft daily looking into how they operate and maintaining them, which is very exciting for those.     Do you have any other reasons?   Comment below ⬇   #AircraftMechanic #AviationCareers #LicensedEngineer

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FAQ | What are some alternative jobs for airline pilots? ✈️🧑✈️ One great alternative job for airline pilots is corporate jet flight trainer, a.k.a. instructor pilot—think companies like FlightSafety (FSI), CAE, or SIMCom. Part 135 Charter Pilot Jobs are another excellent alternative for the right pilot. Part 91 Operations and fractional operations positions both fit under the umbrella of Corporate Aviation Management, also an ideal fit for many former airline pilots. #AviationJobs #AviationCareers

B2 Licensed Aircraft Technicians in High Demand The aviation industry in the UK is experiencing a surge in demand for skilled B2 Licensed engineers. With over 20 years in the recruitment industry, I've seen trends come and go, but this current need is unprecedented. As a Business Development Executive at Aeropeople, I can attest to the growing opportunities for those with the right expertise. The rise in demand is driven by several factors. The increasing complexity of modern aircraft, coupled with advancements in technology, means that airlines and maintenance organisations need highly trained professionals to ensure safety and efficiency. This is particularly true in the UK, where the aviation sector is a critical component of the economy. According to a recent report by the UK Civil Aviation Authority, there has been a 15% increase in job postings for B2 engineers and avionics technicians over the past year. If you're a B2 licensed engineer or an avionics technician , now is the perfect time to explore new opportunities. At Aeropeople, we're dedicated to helping candidates find the right positions and supporting businesses in attracting top talent. Visit www.aeropeople.com to learn more about how we can assist you. #AviationJobs #AvionicsTechnicians #UKAviation #B2LAE

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