The sim are for candidates who have 2000hrs but have very low Multi time.

Not going to help those who have multiple offers on the table decode what to accept Is there going to be ground shcool in January and is it going to last to 2026 at least, that's tricky Don't mean to be rude, but you'd be out of your mind to consider Flair a career option. They have been circling t...

digits_ wrote: ↑Thu Oct 03, 2024 9:06 pm When's the vote closing?

Next week Thursday

https://stlawyers.ca/blog-news/air-tran ... urbulence/

I wish no layoffs for anyone attached to AT. If you know someone that may be affected point them to the above link.

"Transat A.T. Inc. is preparing to lay off up to 80 workers as the tour operator struggles to turn its finances around, according to a preliminary notice sent to the Quebec government. Over the course of the year, the company has felt the headwinds of stiff competition, engine recalls and the threat...

Canadaflyer46 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 8:37 am IMG_4318.jpeg

a2btrail wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2024 8:22 am What is the difference in pay between AC and WJ after year 4? Say year 5 & 6?

Thank you.

What is the difference in pay between AC and WJ after year 4? Say year 5 & 6? You do understand the flat pay issue, right? You know the history? You know the effect that it has had on thousands of AC pilots? And now (if hiring rumours are true) there will be 1000-1500 more as yet ‘unborn’ AC pilots...

What is the difference in pay between AC and WJ after year 4? Say year 5 & 6?

Recalling of the NC makes no sense no matter if you are senior or jr, whether you will vote yes or no. Time is of the essence no matter which way you look at. Recalling and voting takes time. The group does not have this luxury.

Lots going on AC these days .... an update for those who care. AC is back to running 2 ground schools a month as of last month till the end of this year. Aug 7th PIT - Class size: 28 Aug 28th PIT - Class size: 12 Latest hire class that is currently on course Sep 4th - Class size 12. Of course a seco...

Do not apply to Flair.

Daniel Cooper wrote: ↑Thu Aug 22, 2024 3:20 pm Are we even sure this isn't journalists jumping the gun again? They said WestJet mechanics were under binding arbitration too when they weren't.

Objectively, you're right we could be. I guess we will find out what the CiRB decides over the next day or so.

Just in Canada's Minister of Labour, Steven MacKinnon has directed the CIRB to order CN and CPKC resumption or work activities, binding Arbitration and extending the collective agreement. We do not live in a democratic country. Sadly I am convinced the same will happen with AC Pilots. https://www.y...

Just in Canada's Minister of Labour, Steven MacKinnon has directed the CIRB to order CN and CPKC resumption or work activities, binding Arbitration and extending the collective agreement. We do not live in a democratic country. Sadly I am convinced the same will happen with AC Pilots. https://www.y...

I hope AC pilots aren't in the same position come Sept 18th....

Lets not forget.... about this video...from 12 years ago...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hmKPBPI5Cg

Just in Canada's Minister of Labour, Steven MacKinnon has directed the CIRB to order CN and CPKC resumption or work activities, binding Arbitration and extending the collective agreement. We do not live in a democratic country. Sadly I am convinced the same will happen with AC Pilots. https://www.yo...

Great pod with lots of insights.

As per internal company coms.

Another Canadian Airline.... added to the long list of defunct maple airlines list...

Latest PIT class started July 10, class of 20. Surprisingly it was mostly an experienced class.... Most Captains from Flair, Military, Turkish, Transport Canada, Lynx, 704, CJ, Porter and the PJ world.

Class before that was June 10.

Calls going out for August Class.

It's the summer. Things are slow. There will only be one small class a month from now and until and including August.

I could be wrong but I think AC will not reduce flat pay duration. Rather just add 1O-15% to everyones salaries. Some folks say they will quit if they don't see improvement. But I think it's mostly all bark. Where else will they really go in Canada? Some say they want to go to the states but haven't...

Originally there were 2 classes planned for June and July. Now we will only have 3 classes for the summer. This due to number of factors... training capacity, lack of A22O's we are down 7 fins waiting for engines, reshuffle of man power for upgrades and more than expected vacation time this year The...

‘Bob’ wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 1:37 pm

boeingboy wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 9:01 am At least those guys and gals can make a half decent paycheck now.

Yay! 58k at Air Canada!

Keep joking about the 58K lol. It wont be for long.