Hey there,
I was just researching online about subsidized pilot training in Canada. I was wondering if anyone has heard of a 1 year program in Canada that is subsidized? The only ones I have found so far are 2,3,or 4 years (Confederation,Sault, Seneca Colleges.)

Regards,
Justin

I heard from an AC pilot the other day, that the embraers are loosing quite a bit of money for the company (with the 175 only breaking even with a full load). This could pose problems for AC because they own 60 of them, any news or speculations on what will happen with the e-jets?

The regional plan for westjet sounds convincing, 91% of employees say yes! Never know how things will turn out though.

AC hires quite a bit from the two - CMA and georgian, others at that level would be bearskin or regional 1( and other dash8 operators). Jazz supplies a few, although you are not elligable(at least in 2007) for AC from jazz, until you have worked at least 2 years at Jazz (AC knows it dose not make se...

x15 wrote:Lots of instructors working at ggn now.

thanks for the post. is there many who go straight from instructing to georgian, or would they usually have to get a small charter job or something to build multi time in between the two?
thanks again - Justin

Hey folks, I have been hearing from other forum posts that air georgian is not a bad place to build some quality time, in preperation for the airlines. I was wondering if you guys have heard of any instructors going straight from instructing to air georgian, or is there usually another step in betwe...