How to find a job in Canada ??

[cpl2020]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

[Bede]

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Do you have a right to work in Canada (work visa, PR)?

[cpl2020]

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Do you have a right to work in Canada (work visa, PR)?

Yes i do i have a PR

[qwe221sd]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

Canada is a shit place for aviator compare to US especially.
Thousand of pilots are struggling to land a job at the moment even a flight instructor position.

[cpl2020]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

Canada is a shit place for aviator compare to US especially.
Thousand of pilots are struggling to land a job at the moment even a flight instructor position.

Well, do you have a way to work in the US ??

[digits_]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

Canada is a shit place for aviator compare to US especially.
Thousand of pilots are struggling to land a job at the moment even a flight instructor position.

Ah come on.

Canada is still one of the best countries to start out in aviation. What's the thing you worry about most as a new pilot? To find that first job. Your chances to find that in Canada are one of the best in the world. Do the jobs pay much? No, usually they don't. Can you make more somewhere else? Absolutely, and it gets even easier once you have some experience. Is it better in the US as a pilot? For now it it, but that's fairly irrelevant if you can't work there.


@cpl2020: How did you get your 1300 hours?

[qwe221sd]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

Canada is a shit place for aviator compare to US especially.
Thousand of pilots are struggling to land a job at the moment even a flight instructor position.

Well, do you have a way to work in the US ??

Get greend card first. Don't ask me how to , please google.

[cpl2020]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

Canada is a shit place for aviator compare to US especially.
Thousand of pilots are struggling to land a job at the moment even a flight instructor position.

Ah come on.

Canada is still one of the best countries to start out in aviation. What's the thing you worry about most as a new pilot? To find that first job. Your chances to find that in Canada are one of the best in the world. Do the jobs pay much? No, usually they don't. Can you make more somewhere else? Absolutely, and it gets even easier once you have some experience. Is it better in the US as a pilot? For now it it, but that's fairly irrelevant if you can't work there.


@cpl2020: How did you get your 1300 hours?

After I finish my training in the US the Scholl owner offer me a job as a flight instructor (TEMPORARY) I was under a student visa

[qwe221sd]

Canada is a shit place for aviator compare to US especially.
Thousand of pilots are struggling to land a job at the moment even a flight instructor position.

Ah come on.

Canada is still one of the best countries to start out in aviation. What's the thing you worry about most as a new pilot? To find that first job. Your chances to find that in Canada are one of the best in the world. Do the jobs pay much? No, usually they don't. Can you make more somewhere else? Absolutely, and it gets even easier once you have some experience. Is it better in the US as a pilot? For now it it, but that's fairly irrelevant if you can't work there.


@cpl2020: How did you get your 1300 hours?

After I finish my training in the US the Scholl owner offer me a job as a flight instructor (TEMPORARY) I was under a student visa

Get instructor rating and apply.

[newlygrounded]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

Canada is a shit place for aviator compare to US especially.
Thousand of pilots are struggling to land a job at the moment even a flight instructor position.

Ah come on.

Canada is still one of the best countries to start out in aviation. What's the thing you worry about most as a new pilot? To find that first job. Your chances to find that in Canada are one of the best in the world. Do the jobs pay much? No, usually they don't. Can you make more somewhere else? Absolutely, and it gets even easier once you have some experience. Is it better in the US as a pilot? For now it it, but that's fairly irrelevant if you can't work there.


@cpl2020: How did you get your 1300 hours?

The US comes up a lot because they fly the same equipment and same routes as us for 3x the pay, I do agree Canada is probably the easiest place to get a job flying something

[cpl2020]

Thank you

[Risenskyimmigration]

As others have said before, Canada is not the best country to work in aviation.

But if you'll decide to go to the USA, Visa is required.

And I think the most suitable Visa in your case would be the Temporary Work Visa. The most common work visa for Canadian citizens is the TN (Trade NAFTA) visa. It is available to professionals in certain occupations, such as engineers, scientists, and accountants, among others. To obtain a TN visa, you'll need a job offer from a U.S. employer, and you must meet the specific qualifications for the occupation.

Of course that it's a complex decision, but if you still decide to move, in this article you can find more about employment in the USA.

[Mach1]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

Currently, a pilot's licence and a pulse should do the trick. It depends on what kind of work you are looking for and where you are willing to live.

[CaptDukeNukem]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

What kind of jobs are you applying for? If you write the Samra and saron I believe it also gives you the IATRA and since you are close to the atpl requirements I would probably just go ahead and write those.

[twa22]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

What kind of jobs are you applying for? If you write the Samra and saron I believe it also gives you the IATRA and since you are close to the atpl requirements I would probably just go ahead and write those.

The user hasn't logged into avcanada since last year, pretty sure this is a mute thread at this point

[canadian_aviator_4]

Hello, Everyone,
I've applied for many jobs never heard back from them. what options do I really have to find a job with 1300 hr total time Cpl IFR MEL SEL ??
Should I get my IATRA Done to open more doors for me or SAMRA and SARON any advice, please ??

Thanks

What kind of jobs are you applying for? If you write the Samra and saron I believe it also gives you the IATRA and since you are close to the atpl requirements I would probably just go ahead and write those.

The user hasn't logged into avcanada since last year, pretty sure this is a mute thread at this point

People are still responding. So if it was mute then it would not even be visible.

[twa22]

What kind of jobs are you applying for? If you write the Samra and saron I believe it also gives you the IATRA and since you are close to the atpl requirements I would probably just go ahead and write those.

The user hasn't logged into avcanada since last year, pretty sure this is a mute thread at this point

People are still responding. So if it was mute then it would not even be visible.

I meant mute as in replying to the original posters question

[canadian_aviator_4]

The user hasn't logged into avcanada since last year, pretty sure this is a mute thread at this point

People are still responding. So if it was mute then it would not even be visible.

I meant mute as in replying to the original posters question

Cool!

[albertdesalvo]

I meant mute as in replying to the original posters question

The word is "moot". You can look it up.

[Bede]

I meant mute as in replying to the original posters question

The word is "moot". You can look it up.

Nope. Points are moot; threads go mute.

https://lmgtfy.app/?q=mute+thread