It’s not rocket science.

25/23 respectively squared and cross checked by FF. Is the engine GAMI’ed?

TPC

Scenario ,well its 230 am over canadian arctic pilot co pilot are deadheadn home but 500 more mikes to cover . The crew been paired together for 12 days nearing end of 14 day rotation . running out of small talk material to talkabout. at flt level 250 . Auto pilot on. been quiet for 10 15 min atc d...

Worked there not to long ago.. Salary pay and is about $41,000 a year. You will most likely have to work in Kitchener for six months or longer as ground help when you first start before flying. Typically work is 10 days on at 10 hours per day, then five days off cycles. 10 hours per day is just a s...

I should have quoted that “fixated” better … 5 or so posts back someone I think was seriously teasing the issue in their particular context. It was not you! Yes, better leave it … getting a bit much. One thing I forgot to mention was that over the years studying this topic of inversion shears it ha...

Already posted jpilot77.


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Thoughts to the family, friends and especially the surviving pilot who managed to get down safely by the sounds of it.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/1 ... -9.6980463

careerpilot? wrote: ↑Sun Nov 09, 2025 5:05 pm I’ve dealt with plenty of icing, but it’s usually trying to get out of it as we don’t have FIKI on my platform.

Appreciate the input!

I bet you have and with that kind of mindset, I’ve no doubt that you’ll find a fixed wing gig pretty soon if that’s what you really want.

All the best,

TPC

Yes it does, with x amount of commitment (bond) if successful. Except unlike Canada, you get to fly a 320 or 737 for a proper airine, and get to upgrade to left seat once you unfreeze your ATPL (no need to bomb in a C150 doing circuits to build your PIC to be "worthy") Entitled much? How’s that CPL...

Go have a look at various MPL/cadet programs available in Europe at different airlines. Some only require the bare minimum of high school Are those pograms leading to a guaranteed job, or are they an extra revenue source for said airlines? Yes it does, with x amount of commitment (bond) if successf...

Mr. North wrote: ↑Thu Oct 23, 2025 9:14 pm Weather balloons are used to measure conditions at 30-40km above earth, not FL300.

*hums*

What goes up, must come down…

You have no fuckin clue what you are talking about. Have you been in the military? Have you dealt with them at least? Overhead breaks, formation flying, low approaches, PARs, circuits, etc etc, all fitted in, most at the same time. NAV Canada controllers barely hold a candle to their training. With...

^ Same same.

TPC

Dry Guy wrote: ↑Sat Aug 30, 2025 12:47 am HR departments are ruining the country.

You mean like the HR department that once deemed you to be a good fit?

Digits, YQB is a strange strange place. I flew out of there for a couple of years. Not that long ago really. What really pissed me off was canceling the IFR and still being expected to fly the STAR even though they weren’t sequencing any other traffic! No rhyme or reason what so ever. A new friend ...

Digits, YQB is a strange strange place. I flew out of there for a couple of years. Not that long ago really. What really pissed me off was canceling the IFR and still being expected to fly the STAR even though they weren’t sequencing any other traffic! No rhyme or reason what so ever. A new friend o...

Entb, You’ve brought some great points to the discussion. In my experience it’s always preferable to start any seaplane at the dock if able. Since you mentioned a thread drift…. The 208 will produce almost 40 ft-pounds of thrust from the right side exhaust. No bueno when docked on the left float and...

Owned a 57’ 180A operated on 2870’s for over a decade.

Helped give a buddy of mine his float rating on his 180 which was kitted out on almost brand new PK 3000’s last summer.

I was immediately sold. Flat tops, big hatches and very very forgiving…. but yikes! They are expensive.

All the best,

TPC

Not sure if something gave way or if it was a poorly tied rope. It's a PT-6'd Turbo Otter, why anyone would start it out of BETA or feather is beyond me... for this exact f'ing reason. There's also reverse, for situations in which you've begun moving forward when you don't want to be, but I suspect...

How altruistic of you. A simpleminded comment indeed. TPC I think the poster was simply pointing to the fact airlines are federally regulated with federal labour laws, not sure if an Ontario specific labour law would apply. He finally has some time to come out of his cave, let him run free for a wh...

yycflyguy wrote: ↑Sat Aug 02, 2025 1:50 pm

itsgrosswhatinet wrote: ↑Thu Jul 31, 2025 11:10 am It looks they are making it illegal for HR to treat people like this.

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Likely wouldn’t apply to AC is they are governed by Federal law and are technically a YUL corporation.

How altruistic of you. A simpleminded comment indeed.

TPC

To the OP:

Welcome to the Wild West of the 702 world.

You’re not wrong in your decision making process and I for one commend you for reaching out to seek advice.

TPC

Are you a doctor? No? Does the individual hold a medical? Yes? Has the individual demonstrated proficiency? Holds a valid rating/ppc/current on type etc? And is doing their job? Yes? Then it's none of your business. In fact it's harassment going after someone like that. Kick rocks. Yup. And anyone ...

**** wrote: ↑Fri Jul 18, 2025 9:08 pm I don't understand how amphibian aircraft even get insurance.

I don’t understand how amphibian aircraft operators even forget in which state their gear configuration is in.

TPC

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Mental health can be a bitch.

TPC

https://vancouversun.com/news/yvr-polic ... rol-cessna

Never a dull moment in YVR!

TPC