Wings Marketplace

View As Webpage


If you click the images or links we will provide your subscription contact information only to that sponsor.

A message from our sponsor


Aerocourse: Leaders in Advanced Aviation Seminars AeroCourse has been assisting students to reach their aviation goals for over 25 years. Our IFR and ATPL/IATRA weekend seminars feature quality instruction and valuable and practical course materials presented in a fun atmosphere conducive to learning. Upcoming courses include: ATPL: Sept. 9-11 in Toronto, Sept. 23-25 in Calgary, Oct. 14-16 in Vancouver and Oct 28-30 in Edmonton. IFR: Sept. 9-11 in Calgary, Sept. 16-18 in Toronto, and Oct. 14-16 in Toronto. Visit our website for more information. >> Register Today
EASA is looking for a Flight Test Pilot – Rotary Wing AD 10 (f/m) The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is the centrepiece of the European Union’s strategy for aviation safety. Based in Cologne, EASA’s vision is to see citizens benefit from the safest and most environmentally-friendly civil aviation system worldwide. The Flight Test Pilot – Rotary Wing (Category 1 Flight Test Rating) will provide technical expertise and advice to Project Certification Managers and Certification teams in dealing with the day-to-day regulatory activities for projects being conducted by the Agency. Detailed vacancy notice: easa.europa.eu/recruitment (closing 01/09/2016) >>Learn More
Attention Employers and Recruiters Wings can connect you to the right employee. Access the industry's top talent by letting the community know about your job posting or that you're hiring. Showcase your company and job opportunities here on our monthly Marketplace eblast. Find out how we help you get better results. >> Contact us today
Canadian Professional Pilot Studies Just as important as the exams is the interview panel, and this is the book for those who want to deal with both - its purpose is to help you become a professional, for which the exams are but a step on the way - doing the bare minimum to pass them makes you ill-prepared to be a pilot, which is not fair to future passengers and painfully obvious to employers (and interviewers) who certainly expect you to have more than a basic knowledge. >> Learn More