Makes sense.

Is there anyone form Porter here that can provide a better estimate of reserve times?

Thanks @flyinhigh
Yes, i plan to apply for the RJP/Commuting program at the earliest.

Is there a reserve period once i am released? Will i be able to use the RJP/Commuting program during the reserve period?

Hello everyone,

I am considering the DEC E2 position. The posting is only for YYZ, but how long does it take before one gets YUL base?
Also, is it possible to start commuting day1 after release? Or is there a reserve period during which i will be forced to be in YYZ?

Thanks.

Hi, Can i, as a pilot, file a CADORs? This is about incorrect taxiway signage that has already been reported to ATC, but no action yet.

Wonder where i can report a CADORs. All the links on the thread lead elsewhere. Maybe 15-yr old links are too old .

Thanks.

Hello John, I kknow that this thread is not Osteoperosis is not nice. Been living with osteoarthritis for twenty years try enrophen 10 it's a time delay asprin. The MOT are ok with that. Just be aware that this may be the start of DDD degenerative disc disease. Suggest you read the two Ergonomic Rep...

Chateau wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 4:33 pm C'est fou

Seeing new hire Captain spots in YUL

Just out of curiosity, which airplane was that for?

I had a torn ACL for 8 years before I had surgery. I've never had an issue at my yearly medical. Even at the AC medical, it was a non event. I ran a couple half marathons with it torn. I've had surgery and it's now worse. Go figure. Oh. Thats sad. Just curious. Why did you undergo surgery? Did you ...

Btw does anyone know how long it takes for AC to get back to you after the interview, psychological evaluation and medical? Thanks. Depends how competitive you are, how many hours and the breakdown, post secondary education and other factors. It can be as little as a couple weeks to over a couple m...

Btw does anyone know how long it takes for AC to get back to you after the interview, psychological evaluation and medical?
Thanks.

Apparently, Air Canada also requires you to print your Transport Canada file that shows history of all your PPC's (passed or failed), and written exams grades (ppl,cpl,atpl etc). Interesting... So if you failed a ride or a written exam, you can't get in AC anymore? No, you still can. You just will ...

Just an update:

Went through the interview without the visa, and was able to check with the Pilot Recruitment Manager. I will need to produce the C1/D before i start flying with AC. So i guess i will have about 2months after the job offer.

Just an update:

Went through the interview without the visa, and was able to check with the Pilot Recruitment Manager. I will need to produce the C1/D before i start flying with AC. So i guess i will have about 2months after the job offer.

Apparently, Air Canada also requires you to print your Transport Canada file that shows history of all your PPC's (passed or failed), and written exams grades (ppl,cpl,atpl etc). You're right. And receiving the authentication code for the TC account apparently takes ages. It's been more than a week...

Just to add to the above, I got called for the interview, and I am being asked an unexpected piece of documentation: C1/D visa (as I am a PR, and not a citizen yet) Given the long wait times in Canada for the US visa appointment, I will not be able to get it before September! I wish I had known ear...

Thanks for sharing your experiences guys. 1) You will need a letter from the employer for the visa, to show the need for the visa. 2) As far as I know, the US Department if State -> through their Consulate General won’t let you get a visa in a country where you don’t reside. They might ask you to ge...

Hello everyone, I am Permanent Resident here, and I got a shock when i received my call for interview with AC last week. They want me to produce a C1/D visa for USA. It is a crew transit visa. Problem is that the wait time for the visa interviews in Canada are quite long (no appointments until Sept)...

Just to add to the above, I got called for the interview, and I am being asked an unexpected piece of documentation: C1/D visa (as I am a PR, and not a citizen yet) Given the long wait times in Canada for the US visa appointment, I will not be able to get it before September! I wish I had known earl...

That's good to know. Thank you everyone!

I am getting myself ready for the Air Canada interviews, and I wonder what documents are required to be brought in. (Licenses, logbooks of course, but how about driving records, letters of recommendation, etc.) Would anyone who's gone through the procedure before please throw some light on the docum...

the-minister31 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 11, 2022 9:56 am

skylight wrote: ↑Mon Apr 11, 2022 9:48 am

columbia wrote: ↑Wed Apr 06, 2022 6:40 am

I know 2 TRZ FOs that got an email. 1000h+ WB FO, and both 500h+ multi PIC. Between 4-5000h TT each.

Sorry, what's 'TRZ'?

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Ok. Thank you

columbia wrote: ↑Wed Apr 06, 2022 6:40 am

link821 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 06, 2022 6:20 am

JoeyBarton wrote: ↑Wed Apr 06, 2022 5:01 am One OTS I know has an interview lined up pretty soon. Anybody else?

What experience and total time is he at? Just curious.

I know 2 TRZ FOs that got an email. 1000h+ WB FO, and both 500h+ multi PIC. Between 4-5000h TT each.

Sorry, what's 'TRZ'?

From what I remember it was a physcological screen with hundreds of questions on a computer followed by a behavioral type interview with a few senior captains and HR and then the medical. I think the medical was the hardest as it goes into more detail than the TC medical (blood work etc...) and it'...

Thank you very much for your suggestions!

DM me for EXCLUSIVE information on the Air Canada interview process: we can set up a mentorship meeting to prepare you for the interview and psychological exam. Fees are listed on my website. I am a highly experienced mentor and Air Canada pilot. Kirk I have a hard time putting into words everythin...