If you were a passenger on this flight and evacuation was being delayed by a passenger struggling with their carry-on baggage, how much force would you use to get that passenger to move along. Would you grab them by the scruff of the neck and toss them out the exit or would you be prepared to die w...

Well done to the crew. Looks like they got on the ground immediately. It would have happened fast, glad for a good outcome. On the other hand, if you watch the video of the evacuation, it looks like a bag hits the ground first on the left side of the plane. People care more about their bag than thei...

I would assume that you would need a reciprocal jumpseat/standby use to use this privilege, although I would love to be proven wrong and would love to hear otherwise. I know that you can ride (actual) Jumpseat in Europe. I showed my RAIC, company ID, and pilot license and the pilots invited me up fr...

Not sure if my last post sent for some reason... so will re-type. It depends on the kind of reserve you are given. Reserve A is 4-4 and B is 9-9. Reserve A has lots of 2 hour callouts, and early mornings. If you commute, being done early also means you will be in traffic leaving. Having traffic both...

I am also interested. Will be following this thread. Do they typically hire people that graduated from Seneca? Are there any hard requirements?
Thanks!

Hello! You'll be on reserve to start off, and how long you will be there depends on hiring. There are some classes coming up, so hopefully that means things will pick up again, as it has been quite slow recently. From the people I've talked too, it seems like Hamilton in the west, Oshawa in the east...