How does it know the pilot is incapacitated? Is it like new car technology where it doesn't get any input in x amount of minutes? Pretty cool technology. I asked google, it came back with this. ==== AI Overview Garmin Autoland can be triggered in two primary ways: manually by a pilot or passenger, ...

How does it know the pilot is incapacitated? Is it like new car technology where it doesn't get any input in x amount of minutes? Pretty cool technology.

From Tsb.... C-GDCW, a Springbank Air Training College PA-34-200T, was on a local training flight out of Springbank Airport (CYBW), AB. During the landing, the aircraft landed approximately 1100 feet after the threshold on the ice-covered runway. The aircraft skidded approximately 20 feet past the ...

flyinhigh wrote: ↑Wed Nov 05, 2025 6:02 am Look at the #’s between both, consider lifestyle, days worked, where you live (cannot commute for 6 months at AC) and make your decision based on you.

AC has no restriction on commuting.

Anyone interviewed in June/July and heard anything ? Ref checks ? Also, Will the increase of hiring jazz pilots cause pfo to ots? No. You wouldn't get a PFO because of Jazz hiring. You would be hired slightly later. They can barely afford to PFO anyone if you believe what you have read in this thre...

You have to select pay for a new rating and not license/permit. Confusing little website.

As for the second part - Since you are limited to how many stalls you can ask to see as an examiner, you should focus on realism. Might as well as for accelerated stall with full flaps, because it can happens even if you compromise the integrity of the flaps - it can happen. This might not be profe...

Is this how evacuations are supposed to happen? Looking at the video, seems there was a significant fire on the pavement under the plane. My first thought before I read what happened, it was a fuel spill that ignited. Is possible they couldn't use the slide because it would drop folks right into th...

This particular day there was a water main break in Fort McMurray that caused a bunch of cancelations. So if the plane was an RJ maybe it was stuck up there.

PittBoss wrote: ↑Sun Feb 09, 2025 3:34 am So Who is Pasco flying for?

Pasco. They are their own airline and have been for many years.

Can't even feel sorry for this moron. Just for everyone else's lives he ruined. You have a duty as a pilot when passengers are trusting you. Church is not this important.

You say that like he was able to pass the upgrade

And not when the new guys aren't even being paid a living wage for the place that they live, or commuting and paying to sleep in a crash pad with 5 other pilots. You know of a crash pad that only has 6 pilots in it? Should pass on the info for those of us who live with 15 others. Kidding. Absolutel...

I recommend that you study more, and you'll find the answer as to whether you need to complete the groundschool to write the exam. Don't try and cheat the system, you'll be doing a disservice to your prospective students.

Gear Jerker wrote: ↑Sat Aug 17, 2024 11:06 am Wingfield is in pretty rough shape to begin with. Maybe they just leave the plane in the bunker and introduce it as a new super hazard!

And somehow they doubled their prices without ever improving the course. I agree they should leave the plane...it'll make the course more attractive.

Any internal acknowledgment of this incident at AC? Hopefully she has been suspended/fired by now. Suspended? Fired? Are you mad? There is clearly more to the story. Having done flights to and from Morocco I’ve had more than one occasion of unruly passengers. I will bet 100% there’s more to it than...

I would a trust that ALPA is watching the seniority of the flowing pilots for correct order So what exactly is Jazz ALPA gonna do if AC doesn’t take Jazz pilots in the “correct order”? Please don’t say grievance, how’s that 2022 flow grievance going. After what’s happened in the last couple years, ...

IMO, the company also has a perception issue to fix regarding upgrades; a lot of people believe it will hinder their chances at getting hired by Air Canada; which is hopefully just a rumor. I too have heard this 'rumor' have spoken to a couple FOs at AC that think they would have flowed to AC soone...

Is Jazz ALPA ever going to reach out to these people?

Anywhere from 400-600. If you're YVR Q400 you could end up on the lower end if you do YCD/YYJ all day everyday.

Thank you for sharing thar painful story with us. He sounded like a wonderful friend.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/alaska-airlines-plane-panel-iphone-drop-b2475160.html?utm_source=ground.news&utm_medium=referral iPhone survives 16,000 foot drop from Alaska Airlines flight where panel ripped off. Two cell phones were recovered from the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 ...

JHR wrote: ↑Wed Dec 06, 2023 5:35 am500

Per day?

I LOL'd at this part :lol: Calgary transat is terrible. From just about anywhere in the city it’s 2 hours to the airport and 2-3 transfers. You need a car in Calgary. In Toronto or Vancouver that is not the case. Toronto is worse unless you're near an UP Express stop or Kipling station for the 900 ...

Inverted2 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 9:57 pm Did this guy used to work at Skyregional/Jazz? Name sounds familiar. Guess there’s a new position available. He’s gonna be shit-canned 100%

Yes and he was an obnoxious clown there too.