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Doc wrote:MOH has always shied away from chartering the "better" companies (just my opinion on which company is "better", so don't get mad) and always gone with the lowest bidder.

That was my point.

[/quote]I'll be contacting my MPP this week, because I don't think Ornge should get the funding, or the OC[/quote] [/quote]I be really surprised if Ornge ever gets off the ground[/quote] Hmmm. It’s time that we as pilots start being paid what we deserve at different levels of the industry. We (for t...

Depends where your "area" is man. Have you talked to the CFIs at the FTUs near where you live? I'm assuming you've done your homework, so now you have a couple of options if you really want to instruct. Option 1: Relocate. You could make phone calls to flight schools elsewhere that you might be inte...

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Sorry to those seafood lovers out there... but on the plus side you can join the "no shrimp" facebook group

Unless I'm mistaken, in the SCA the base of high level controlled airspace is FL180. If he was northbound depending on his position being cleared to 1-7 thousand might constitute being cleared out of high level controlled airspace. Sounds like he was cleared to 17 thousand while within controlled ai...

I didn’t mean to bash post secondary education at all with the last post. Western is an awesome university with a really good business program and a solid reputation. I would recommend the program if you have the aviation bug and are interested in business and/or management. It sure couldn’t hurt if...

http://www.avcanada.ca/forums2/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=13219&start=0 I'm stealing sis' job now haha :prayer: The above poll is what avcanadians generally think, take it with a grain of salt. Both are good schools with good reps and grads all over the industry. One is 3 the other is 2yrs, the experience...

The “negative vibe” comes from spending too much time in the industry. Just kidding, but only a little :mrgreen: . Western’s program is decent. I’ve flown and worked with a couple (3 actually) of students and grads from the program. One is a student now, one works for Winair I believe and the other ...