Where to obtain ferry flying work
03-13-2013, 09:13 AM
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Where to obtain ferry flying work
hey all,
I am trying to get involved in ferry work for airline aircraft such as 737/A320/A330.
I have contacted PARC but I get the feeling its not a big part of their business.
Can anybody point me in the direction of a company that is involved in utilizing part time crew for ferry flights?
regards
I am trying to get involved in ferry work for airline aircraft such as 737/A320/A330.
I have contacted PARC but I get the feeling its not a big part of their business.
Can anybody point me in the direction of a company that is involved in utilizing part time crew for ferry flights?
regards
03-13-2013, 10:31 AM
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sata, I considered this but I assumed they would be more involved in repo of smaller aircraft such as corporates etc.
Can you suggest any repo companies that would use crew? The only repo work I have seen was on tv and was actually rather funny!!!!!
Can you suggest any repo companies that would use crew? The only repo work I have seen was on tv and was actually rather funny!!!!!
03-23-2013, 08:39 AM
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The airline's use their own personnel to ferry aircraft for the most part. Otherwise there are company boeing/airbus pilots that do a lot of the test flying and ferrying before the airline takes it. Unless it's a small airplane, this is usually what I've heard happens out in Seattle.
There are lots of private contractors/small companies that ferry smaller aircraft.
There are lots of private contractors/small companies that ferry smaller aircraft.
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