KAG wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 27, 2019 1:30 pm

You think you've had a bad day with an open mic, try being a police chopper with a megaphone on https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba ... -1.3123905

Can't just make a mistake anymore, learn and move on. Nope, need some internet hero to make it viral. Bingo. If you are not perfectly politically correct and never make any minor mistake EVER, you are dangerous scum here in canadastan. That pretty much makes 90% of the population inadmissable to so...

This particular fella was mid-story about some ATC guy he knew was having difficulty with the training and “had no Fn idea how he didnt wash out the program”

Knowing the frequency and general time is it possible to find it on ATC live or something like that?

Anyone else on here catch the beauty of an F-Bomb on Toronto Centre 119.37 yesterday (June 12) about 2110z made my entire day!

If captaincooll was paying for the tickets with a stolen credit card then doesn’t that mean AC isn’t out any money at all? And in fact simply sold the seats at full price?? Perhaps I am missing something?..

Can someone be kind enough to post the CBA? Much appreciated!

LifeAt90Kts wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 01, 2019 12:31 pm

Has anyone interviewed on the 705 side of the house recently? I'd appreciate any info on what to expect. Thanks in advance!

First question, do you have a license? Check. Second do you have pulse? Check. Your hired!

As far as traditional corporate flight departments go there are none in YYZ that I know of that offer rotational work. Fractional or charter outfits may be different. AirSprint has been advertising a lot this last year and they seem to offer two weeks on two weeks off or something like that. At air...

Is Cathay only hiring SO or are they also hiring FOs as well?

I might suggest with your experience it may be more efficient and economical to buy porter/encore/jazz flight up to yqt. Pepper all the operators on the field and then possibly grab a Wasaya/bearskin flight up to yxl and hit up all the operators there. Could be all done in a day and head back home l...

Excel Spreadsheet. You can always add details, columns, have it tally any combination of permutations, easy to backup, almost a universal format. That's what I use. Did the Google and found one that automatically keeps track of currency on types, etc... Save it to the cloud and it's accessible wher...

Just about to finish my first logbook and definitely want to switch to a digital format. Who can point me in the direction of a good digital logbook? I prefer a non subscription logbook but all recommendations are welcome!

andy_mtl wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 29, 2018 6:38 am

Also grindr is a social network not a sex app otherwise it would violate apple / google terms when you donwload.

Right 🤨 with a name like grindr definitely not a sex app

First thing, lets ignore for a moment what our opinion as pilots is regarding grooming aircraft in between turns. Let’s look at it from the perspective of John Q flying public and ask the average person on the street if they think their pilots clean the aircraft. Most ppl are surprised to learn that...

I see a new job ad up for Captains and F/O's with the Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal bases. Nothing currently mentions the secondary base structure that was supposed to be coming into place...? Is this something that is still in the works or was it an idea that was axed? I would be very interested in...

av8ts wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 16, 2018 8:05 pm

Tailwheelup wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 15, 2018 8:58 am

Most divorces have criminal allegations made for posturing purposes.

I’m calling bullshit on this

I hope the rose coloured tint of “your world” is never peeled off of your eyes...

Since the English proficiency test is gone, shouldn't TC and NavCanada be putting more pressure on the CFIs or schools to ensure students are capable? The language proficiency test isn't gone. The mechanism for getting one is changed as of June 1, but the requirement is still there. However, it's o...

The English proficiency test is gone?

There are thousands of career choices where you wont be a potential hazard to hundreds of people. Fly for fun, by yourself. Again, terribly sorry about your situation. But you must do the right thing and be honest with the Medical Examiner, it's meant to protect the rest of us. FOD This is a sensit...

JetSetter87 wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 15, 2018 6:33 pm

Instructors don't do much stick flying. The student does. Ho captain any day...

Perhaps... but when they do demonstrate their skill it has to be a 4 or at least damn near it everytime.

I believe the question is to the extent of: "Have you been convicted of a crime for which a pardon has not been granted?" It's essentially as if it didn't happen once the pardon goes through. They can't ask, and you don't have to answer. Also, stay out of the USA until the pardon is granted. The Am...

Having said that it has the potential to cause delays when crossing and potential inadmissibility issues crossing other international borders. Which borders? I know quite a few people who have had the European equivalent of a DUI and none of them had ever had problems while travelling. I do not kno...

I believe the question is to the extent of: "Have you been convicted of a crime for which a pardon has not been granted?" It's essentially as if it didn't happen once the pardon goes through. They can't ask, and you don't have to answer. Also, stay out of the USA until the pardon is granted. The Am...

Well kinda ironic since you can buy a few Canadian cannabis stocks on US exchanges. Like Canopy growth for example. As far as the border cops are concerned I have never owned and currently have no cannabis stocks. It's their job to prove otherwise. If I get denied entry due to owning stocks of a Ca...

For me when the laser hit the windscreen it scattered light everywhere was disorienting at first. I had to look down and fly instruments as the idiot tracked me across the city. He did it a second time much closer on my way back, and continued until I circled his property with my landing light on s...