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- Question: White blinking light in sky ?
- Question: I want to become an air traffic controller when I'm older, but the problem is that I don't know what path to take. HELP ME?
- Question: Who owns air france?
- Question: How would you start an airline stationed in Greenland, that only flies between cities?
- Question: If a pilot owns their own plane, can they land it anywhere as long as they have a passport? Or do they not even need a passport?
- Question: Do pilots for major airlines require a special license to fly internationally? Or is there some other requirement?
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| Question: Who owns air france? Posted: 15 Aug 2016 06:42 PM PDT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_France... Ownership Floating: 74.4% |
| Question: How would you start an airline stationed in Greenland, that only flies between cities? Posted: 15 Aug 2016 04:08 PM PDT If it were worth doing it wold be done already. Operating a light aircraft in Greenland is a very marginal call, I would not want to contemplate such a service with anything less than a Twin Otter, even then, maintaining a schedule would be difficult. Your customer base is a bit small too, the entire country has less than 60,000 population and the major towns have small populations Narsarrsaug, one of the major airport towns has, for instance, a population of 145 people, Not the best business plan you could come up with in a cost intensive business like airlines |
| Posted: 15 Aug 2016 04:01 PM PDT If you own your own, suitable, aircraft, you can fly internationally, but there are a number of formalities you need to comply with and these vary depending on where you are going. As a usual rule you need, Passports and any required visas for all persons on board You would also need to file a flight plan, have appropriate charts, weather and Notams, required communications equipment and survival gear. Not much of a problem if you are going from USA to Canada or Mexico, but flying through some European, Middle Eastern or Oriental countries can be a bureaucratic nightmare! You will also need to pay transit charges, some countries, such as Fiji, seem to treat this as a way to settle their National Debt in one fell swoop! I was once told I would be charged $US5000 to transit overnight at Nadi. |
| Posted: 15 Aug 2016 03:59 PM PDT They require the standard of licence that the nation of registration requires for their duties. A captain will always have an ATPL, simply because that is the universal requirement to command a large aircraft, but in most countries a First Officer can simply have a Commercial. |
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