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10qGod (m)
Re: Pilot Career
« #320 on: June 27, 2009, 09:12 PM »

I would say am a freak for flying its my passion,  somethings discouraging me though,  I have no idea of how to pay the fees,  does anyone have an idea,  are there sponsorship platforms out there?

those of you already in, did u all sponsor urselves or you got funding through airliners or other sponsorship sources? pllllllllllsssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!! I need helllllllllllpppppppppp!

Over
sly boggie
Re: Pilot Career
« #321 on: July 12, 2009, 08:55 AM »


   
   
Bristow Helicopter is Recruiting Graduate Trainee
   
Bristow Group’s most valuable asset is its people. Bristow aggressively searches for qualified personnel who possess the skills and technical abilities that are critical to the company’s future growth. When evaluating prospective employees, Bristow seeks those with experience, intelligence, energy and motivation.
Bristow is the only aviation company in Nigeria that has consistently trained Nigerian Pilots over the past 30 years.


Applications are invited from suitable qualified Nigerian Nationals for Trainee Programme as Helicopter Pilots.

The company will sponsor its selected candidates on a Pilot Trainee Scheme.

QUALIFICATION:
1.Candidate should possess a minimum of 2nd Class Lower.
2.Candidates should possess 5 credits in one sitting including English Language.

THE PERSON:
The candidates must be a Nigerian and must possess the following qualities:
1.Between 22-28 years old.
2.Fluency in, and have a proper understanding of English Language.

METHOD OF APPLICATION:
Interested candidates should send theit handwritten applications enclosing detailed copy of C.V,photocopies of all credentials,N.Y.S.C discharge certificate,birth certificate and two passport photograghs.The final date of submission of applications is 30th July,2009.

Details should be sent to :

The General Manager,
Bristow Helicopters (Nig) Ltd,
Old Domestic Wing,
M.M.Airport,
P.O.Box 11,
Ikeja,
Lagos State.
clemyke
Re: Pilot Career
« #322 on: July 13, 2009, 09:48 PM »

thanks for all the info,, well i just finished writting my IATA foundation diploma exam  and was wondering if any body know any place,.airline or travel angecy thats is presently recruiting,, any info about this would very much be appreciated.
10qGod (m)
Re: Pilot Career
« #323 on: July 19, 2009, 06:34 PM »

Hmmm,  lots of information u will say,  just took out time to read "How to become a pilot" and "Pilot career" threads,  I have been well educated,   my pathway to the sky used to look too cloudy but I can see better now,  @RDV et al,  thanks so so much,  I hope you will keep in touch,  cos I will have questions to ask from time to time,

over.
Traffic
Re: Pilot Career
« #324 on: July 20, 2009, 10:28 AM »

I need to get names and addresses of Aviation sponsors in Nigeria.I am in love with flying.I need urgent reply
Traffic
Re: Pilot Career
« #325 on: July 20, 2009, 11:38 AM »

This is to IV4U:am interested on how u got sponcored thanks Smiley
folafikayo (m)
Re: Pilot Career
« #326 on: July 20, 2009, 05:24 PM »

Hi Guyz
I did my Internship programme(IT) with bristow helicopters last year as an avionics engineer with thier super puma AS332 EUROCOPTER FLEET.
well I must say, Bristow is a really cool & exciting Place to work.
For all u guyz wanting/ dreaming to be a PILOT like me, bristow is the coolest place to get funded, aldoe other airlines like arik do scholarship programmes, but i guess bristow"s is the most efficient & tytest
So for all u guyz hoping to write the exams, just prepare for the worst!
ALL D BEST
See you with the birds,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
tuby
Re: Pilot Career
« #327 on: July 20, 2009, 11:01 PM »

I am interested in Bristow advert but NIPOST is on strike. Please help.
wham (m)
Re: Pilot Career
« #328 on: August 12, 2009, 06:07 PM »

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IVY4U (f)
Re: Pilot Career
« #329 on: August 13, 2009, 09:14 AM »

Hi all, long time no yarn. How are all the guy doing.
Was away for a while. Am back now. Quite busy though, but miss u guys sha.
@RDV, is been a while. Am in d sky. Is not been easy,but thank God 4 'Mentor'!!! like you.

Cheers to ya all.
markt
Re: Pilot Career
« #330 on: August 21, 2009, 12:18 PM »

@RDV and IVY,
I am truly impressed that you guys could share and help those of us aspiring to be pilots.
The challenges with this country requires Gods intervention o! Going through the internet i found out that most nations have airlines that PUBLICLY request for interested people to enroll for Pilot training programs, all these depend on the selection criteria. Places like India are in deep need of pilots and have alot of open support facilities for interested candidates.
Back here, we hide adverts because of some flimsy excuse(though RDV threw a better light on this), if we need to grow in this country we must look for those who are genuinely interested in dealings and engage them.
I know that in Nigeria we have alot of opportunists that just dive into what seems to be reigning or where the money seems to be, but in flying you can't deceive people and yourself for too long, so if you are only into the flying fever only because of the benefits then you need a rethink - the idea should come from a true passion and desire to be in the skies.

As for me, i am still want to fly sponsors or no sponsors, i have shown my interest to some schools in florida and they have replied, all that holds me is to have the financial backing, which will come.
@IVY what flight school did/do you attend? and what license do you get to graduate with? are you going to fly in the country or outside and how long was/is your program? How long did it take you to get a visa

Hoping to work at getting into flight school before december,  A WORD OF WISDOM - If all that stands between you and actualizing your dream is money then you are as good as actualized; Money will and must always come.
Mad_Max (f)
Re: Pilot Career
« #331 on: August 22, 2009, 09:21 AM »

Great attitude! You'll go far. There are aviation/auronautical universities, like Embry-Riddle. CPL Training cost about 18k as at 2003/4 and lasted 2 years, though there's accelerated training available at some schools, and some promise you can finish in a year but I thought it was some marketing gimmick. Resources there are for women, like Women in Aviation International scholarships which gives women about $3mil annually,but I don't know about scholarships for male pilots. You might also check airlines that are willing to accept international candidates for training and job placement. BA did that years ago, don't know about now. Mnay of them will train you if you'll work exclusively for them upon completion of training. Have a look around. It may seem impossible you'll be flying that sleek beautiful machine,like earning wings needs special innate skills or is brain surgery, but it's not true. Almost anyone can do it Don't give up on your dream.It'll come true!
markt
Re: Pilot Career
« #332 on: August 23, 2009, 11:25 PM »

Thanks for the upliftment!
I am not sure if airliners outside naija would willing take an International to train and work for them though i stand to be corrected! I have gotten so many schools writing to me trying to work me through the admission process, been shying away due to financial challenge but i know deep in my heart that before the end of this year i will leave for a flight school and by this time next year i would be a serving pilot.
One thing i can do for genuine pilot-wanna-be's (which i expect every person to do) is to keep you posted on positive developments as where a breakthrough lies for the actualiation of this dream. God will definitely pave a way for us!
wham (m)
Re: Pilot Career
« #333 on: August 26, 2009, 06:09 PM »

Bon!
Kudos to folks on this thread who have proceeded to flight school to pursue their dream.

Wishing you all the best! Strive to be the best!
hiltino
Re: Pilot Career
« #334 on: August 27, 2009, 10:11 AM »





    Hello every member of the house, greetings.

   I got an invitation for the Bristow Helicopter Pilot Application submitted last month.
   The test will be coming up on the 9th of September 2009. Please, has anyone received similar invitation?

   Anyone with useful information regarding the format of the test should please inform the
   house as this will be highly appreciated.
   
   Thank you and God Bless.
sly boggie
Re: Pilot Career
« #335 on: August 27, 2009, 01:59 PM »

Quote from: hiltino on August 27, 2009, 10:11 AM



    Hello every member of the house, greetings.

   I got an invitation for the Bristow Helicopter Pilot Application submitted last month.
   The test will be coming up on the 9th of September 2009. Please, has anyone received similar invitation?

   Anyone with useful information regarding the format of the test should please inform the
   house as this will be highly appreciated.
   
   Thank you and God Bless.






http://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-45285.0.html
u shuld try the above link u may find it useful.
All the best.

Bowlue
Re: Pilot Career
« #336 on: September 01, 2009, 07:42 PM »

Hi guyz, am an aspiring ATP pilot, but am presently in my final year, please cud anyone advice me on what to do 2 enhance my buoyancy in dis career, i mean, little programs(cud be certifications) i can do, 2 keep me grounded + focused.
Thanks
olasboy
Re: Pilot Career
« #337 on: September 16, 2009, 02:00 PM »

Wham. I've been looking for you for abt 1 yr. Its about that your ebook. Kindly post it to me tunnerow@yahoo.com God bless you man!
RDV (m)
Re: Pilot Career
« #338 on: October 29, 2009, 02:31 PM »

Its been a while,

Hope you are all doing ok.

IVY4U, congrats!!! Hope it is all going well. we will talk more on email.

To those of you still clinging on to the dream, despite the problems of finance, well done, and hang in there. Dont give up, the worldwide financial crisis is slowing things down dramatically right now, but early in the next year, the recession will end, and there will be a huge worldwide demand for both new and exerienced pilots, across international borders. That is an official prediction from "Pilot" Magazine.

I Hope and pray that each and every one of you is in the right place at the right time when it happens.
lakexider
Re: Pilot Career
« #339 on: November 03, 2009, 02:54 PM »

hello where has everyone gone pls lets not allow this thread to die.
skyjumbo
Re: Pilot Career
« #340 on: November 03, 2009, 03:18 PM »

As I am a commercial pilot myself I am blessed by God that I have had my flyingcourse at a well known flyingschool. Without the good name of this school (CAE) on my papers it would have been very difficult to find a job in aviation.
For good info about FlightJobs I would suggest you take a look at ppjn.com. This website indicated all the requirements per airline and current situation.

Keep the blue side up,
lakexider
Re: Pilot Career
« #341 on: November 03, 2009, 05:06 PM »

skyjumbo can u kindly giv me link to d skool? i am interested in pilot career but the cost is astronomically high, any info on sponsorship in uk?i mean if u are stayin in uk what opportunities can u explore? rdv, etc pls enlighten me.
skyjumbo
Re: Pilot Career
« #342 on: November 03, 2009, 06:30 PM »

Hi Laxider,

The sitelink to the CAE flitghtschools is: http://www.cae.com/en/aviation.training/abinitio.training.asp or just click here, CAE

The nearest school is in Cameroon.
markt
Re: Pilot Career
« #343 on: November 04, 2009, 02:21 PM »

Imagine! Read that Akwa Ibom gov. was in a flight that was involved in a "near-miss" (nearly colliding with another plane in mid-air). The suspicion is that one of the planes did not have a TCAS (Transport Collision Avoidance System) or it was not working; How can that be?
How reckless are we going to get? We can as well cut off the wings of the planes in this country and allow them compete with cars, trailers and buses on the highway than have them fly without a TCAS,  even most recent modern cars come with "proximity alert systems",
is it till we hear that two planes ran into themselves b4 the government or people responsible for aircraft certification on flight safety realize the gravity of danger abi do they now want passengers to start helping the pilot to look out for incoming planes by looking out of their windows?
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