Is the MAX even approved in China again? I don’t think so.

I have used Dr. Perold Hill Top Medical Clinic and was very happy with his service. Got me back flying after a medical incident in a safe and efficient manner. He is in a big clinic with an ECG right down the hall, located in South Surrey. Easiest is to just call the mainline and tell them you want ...

Your CAME has a secret unpublished number that goes direct to the RAMO office. Perhaps have them call and check?

First off I have done several commutes in my life. YVR-YYZ Absolutely life destroyer bad. If I worked a 16 day block of 4 4 day pairings, it was more or less unavoidable to go in the night before, so now your gone from home 20 days, add an extra a night for that pairing you can't get out on and its ...

Try Google?

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With 10 people and gear, that is about 2/3rds load for a 1900, so full fuel should be doable and direct on all but the worst of wx days. For example YYC - YPR - with YZT as a solid alternate is 878nm, at the edge but within the 1900s range. Though if Sandspit holds as an alternate your golden. You m...

Now, part of the reason for my frustration is that my medical is suspended at present. It took them about a day to turn around a registered letter suspending me - during Covid, but I'm told that it could take weeks to reinstate me - because of covid delays. That being said, I can't be in a unique s...

According to Transport them selves: Pilot Training Records In cases where a Pilot Training Record is required to be maintained pursuant to CAR Standard 425.33, the record may be the one obtained from Transport Canada or a record developed by your Flight Training Unit and approved which must be appro...

As much as that pisses me off, YVR does not get the $5...

"We collects all fares, including AddFare. Vancouver Airport Authority does not receive any AddFare revenue."

https://www.translink.ca/transit-fares/ ... nd-addfare

ahramin wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31, 2021 5:58 pm Well obviously the winner for stupid moves has to be the YVR outlet mall. That right there should have been the end of Craig.

Agreed! That there is would have been a good start to a third parallel runaway, or lowered AIF!

Dollar for dollar stainless costs more than the engineered materials they are using. Not to mention the high abrasive cleaners that the cleaners likely use are not great for stainless. At the very least the engineered material is wash on cost and is a much more pleasant feeling then cold stainless i...

Why do airport bathrooms need granite ? Because it is one of the longest lasting and most durable materials for a high use public washroom that sanitizes well. What would you suggest? Also I don't think they are a real granite vs engineered material that looks like granite. That being said, AIFs sh...

Oh and a couple of great WWII movies... The Dam Busters and Battle of Britain. Made in 50s when actual flying hardware was far easier to come by.

Zero Hour! the movie that Airplane was based on. Suppose to be serious, but after Airplane, it is just so much cheese. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051221/?ref_=fn_al_tt_4 https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzI3MmEyOTItYjg4MC00MTc4LWE5ZjMtNzRiOGU0ZmE5MTQyXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjQzNDI3NzY@._V1_FMjpg_...

I'm sorry, but these airlines are still in operation, at least in YYZ. It's not right or fair that they take advantage of a plan that helps their bottom line after a government bailout in their home country. It's just as outrageous as giving the vaccine to federal inmates before every other law abi...

It is not as insidious as the headline makes out. These airlines all have Canadian workers, who were laid off, so they applied for CEWS to pay there laid off workers. Be they station chiefs, supervisors etc. Most of these airlines use contract workers for things like baggage handling and customer se...

Could have gone to space if he had a degree. Real shame he was a pilots pilot. On more than one occasion his superior technical knowledge managed to get him back to the ground in one piece.

You'll be fine, more or less have had zero delays recently.

Do you have a Visa that is going to allow you to work? I don't have it now, but that's not a problem. I can legitimately work in Canada for 3 years after graduating from the college which is called Post Graduate Work Permit(PGWP). This is the most common way for foreigners to have legality working ...

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.5788258

Lost a legend yesterday. Blue skies and god speed.

Do you have a Visa that is going to allow you to work? If you are only coming on a Student Visa, there are restrictions to working. The most important being that you may not work prior to or after your courses are complete. So even if you were to complete your instructor rating, you would no longer ...

With regards to TCA Flight 810, cncp there is a book out there called Disaster on Mount Slesse - The Story of Western Canada's Worst Air Crash by Betty O'Keefe and Ian MacDonald, released 2006. You can get it at Amazon , or possibly your local library. There was no final answers though if you look, ...

Ok so am I missing something here? It’s a job ad that says nothing about leading to a flying job. Sure it may be off the mark here, but HR for them tends to post all jobs here. Everyone just needs to relax. I see no dangled carrots or false promises. If your not interested in it, don’t apply.

TravelPro is what my company provides and it is crap. I would not but any of it I had to lay down my own cash. Your lucky if it lasts 2 years. All my peaces are not awesome. There is better. I only use it cause it’s free.

A flight school made an error in customer service. It's not the worst mistake ever made in the history of flight training. I also didn't suggest that the original poster runaway, like perhaps if they wanted upfront payment for a big chunk of hours vs pay as you go. That being said, I still often ge...