Hi Guys

I know no float plane likes a tail wind.

However one location that our company runs into is a one way T/O LDG area

For you more experienced Beaver drivers, what is acceptable Tail wind for T/O and LDG.

Im thinking the company I work for may have set this too high myself...

what do they look for

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personally i think you will be wasting your time converting your license and such there is limited movement in the industry down there and jobs are hard to come by, helps to know someone..

im from new zealand im flying up here now and i think aviation in canada is far superiour in all aspects

im a kiwi flying in canada at the moment, i had to do the written exam and flight test, the way they do things is a little different here but no big deal. for visa google NZWHP2008 or go to iep.co.nz

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i agree with boozy here, i dont get why we allow ourselves to get shot in the foot like we do. perhaps this post been labled "First Year" would that lead people to belive that this is my first job ever?? ive already been doing wheel work for about 3 years and thought id try the floats out this year ...

i have a thread elswhere on here thought it might work better in this section. ive been trying to get some numbers together to figure out in my own head what the standard pay is out here for a first year float driver in the bush. can anyone try to help me out here, im getting 1500 (maybe 2K soon) an...

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hi ive been flying floats the past few months and have been doing the typical +.1 to airtime for flight time as i did on wheels. just recently another pilot has come on board with previous float time and with the companys he flew for adding +.2 was the norm, the theroy been you spend more than 8 min...

what about been a f/o on a twin otter?

with 12-1300tt and 250-300 floats

what the odds of that?

hi all i was wondering what kind of hours will one need to get a job flying in b.c idealy vancouver island on floats with already having around a thousand on landplanes. and who would be the best companys to look into. any input would be great