When it’s the right moment (if there is) to do a road trip, I’m thinking maybe next week, but I’m not sure if I should wait a little more.
Sorry if the question may sound stupid, never done this before.
Thanks
I rocked it in april.. and a lot of the float spots werent running yet as there was still a lot of ice on the lakes.. but everyone else sure seemed pleased to see/chat with me
I did my roadtrip nearly 4 years ago to the day, and the industry is a lot like it is now. I crossed Canada with about 900 hrs TT, and landed a job dispatching until a spot on the flight line opened up. It took about a month and a half, but by the end of it all, I had 3 offers. Go now, go remote, and go fast. Even if you have to work the ground for a bit, get your foot in the door. When the gates open again, things will move fast, and you'll find yourself flying again in no time.
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I have just come back from a road trip : ON, MB, SK, and AB.
well during those past two weeks the moto has been the same. " We are not hiring right now, plus the economic situation makes things slower, but if we needed people it would not be before April "
Although, I had these kind of answers, most of people took time to look at my resume, gave me some advice etc
By the way, I am still a low timer having 640 TT, current MIFR, float rating ,Iatra and it seems that even for job on the ground, a lot of high timer apply, so the competition is definitely here this year.
Bottom line is :
It's not useless doing a road trip but you have to be aware that you will not get a job right away, but making or reactivating prior contacts doesn't hurt.
I'm heading out to NW Ontario ( Red Lake, not Barrie! ) from Vancouver right around May 1st...if anyone is planning a road trip, PM me if you have a spare seat.
I got a Coleman stove, a couple hundred towards fuel and enough BS to keep you awake till SK!