Did the props strike ground resulting in any engine damage?

40yo pilot in training here. I made a choice, and I will see it through. I lived through the fall of the Berlin Wall, 9/11, and one or two pandemics. We will see the other side of this. When do I think flying will be back to February 2020 levels? In February 2022. But it will be back. It's gonna be...

Westjet on a hiring freeze apparently.

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https://www.nanaimobulletin.com/news/br ... la-island/

https://www.avweb.com/aviation-news/crooked-faa-inspector-jailed-six-years/ Crooked FAA Inspector Jailed Six Years Russ Niles December 8, 2019 A former FAA inspector who claims he was “promoting aviation” has been sentenced to six years in jail for a string of corruption and theft charges that even ...

They gave the repair contract to SNC Lavalin....

I for one think a miniature service horse sounds awesome. As long as the animal can be secure during the flight, I don't see any harm in it... No worse than a dog, really. Sounds like it was a legit need with the necessary precautions taken. How many kids would have delighted to see a miniature pon...

The TAF for the flight was light 'rein', which 'saddled' the pilots with extra work; they had to 'hoof' it to arrive on time.

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Wed Sep 04, 2019 8:55 am

Delta will probably follow suit before too long.
I'm gonna miss hearing the rumble of JT8D's and to hear ATL ground say in their lovely southern drawl "follow the Mad Dog on Dixie" or "give way to the Delta 88".

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/american-airlines-retires-md-80/index.html (CNN) — It's the end of an era for American Airlines' Super 80 planes. The carrier is flying its last revenue flight of the classic McDonnell Douglas MD-80 Wednesday. The aircraft, also called Super 80, has been an America...

http://avherald.com/h?article=4cbf4f75&opt=0 Incident: Transat B738 at Vancouver on Jul 11th 2019, runway incursion By Simon Hradecky, created Saturday, Aug 24th 2019 19:36Z, last updated Saturday, Aug 24th 2019 19:36Z An Air Transat Boeing 737-800, registration C-GTQB performing flight TS-772 from ...

I was fortunate to have attended a 2002 dinner in Burlington where Haynes was the keynote speaker and gave a riveting presentation on the accident (versions are available on YouTube for those interested). A consummate professional who gave full credit to his crew in improvising quick solutions to a...

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NTSB update

For safely landing in the cornfield, they will promote him from Captain to Kernel