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● RDT COMM ·Outside_Fisherman945 ·May 11, 2026 ·00:01Z

How did you build hours after getting your licenses? đŸ›Šī¸đŸ‡¨đŸ‡Ļ

A Canadian pilot inquired about strategies for building flight hours after obtaining licenses, asking specifically about small airlines, charter companies, cargo operations, and float operators in the Vancouver/BC region that hire pilots with under 1500 hours. The post also sought information about realistic employment options for pilots with 250–300 hours and requested personal accounts from others who built hours through non-instructing routes.
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**What was submitted** is a Reddit forum post — a casual question from an apparent low-hour Canadian student or newly licensed pilot asking peers for hour-building advice in British Columbia. There is no news development, regulatory action, safety finding, operational change, or industry trend to analyze. There are no facts to contextualize, no broader aviation implications to connect, and no meaningful takeaway for professional or corporate flight crews.

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