Incorrect. Min clean is different than 200. No kidding, thank you for enlightening us :roll: Even if a minimum clean is between 205-220, any aircraft accelerating to 250kts immediately after flap retraction not regarding the speed limitation faces the chance of overtaking an aircraft who IS followi...

I don’t think a 321’s min clean speed is 200. Ever Well, from what I hear 215-220 kts isn't unheard of depending on the load, regardless if the 737 accelerated to 250kts immediately after flaps up when the 321 was holding green dot until 3000 feet or 10 miles then it wouldn't take long for them to ...

Is it confirmed though that they were performing an NADP1 departure? After talking to a couple of friends there, they also use a preset speed of minimum clean speed until 3000 feet to respect the speed law order within 10 miles of the aerodrome. If the WJ flight accelerated to 250kts immediately aft...

Maybe most Canadian airlines will just follow suit to what Sunwing is doing and start making a case to bring in foreign pilots since there are no qualified applicants available. Wouldn't that also be interesting indeed.......

I’m waiting for Flair’s PR team to announce “overwhelming” demand for the free flights to Burbank. If there’s organic demand as a result of a careful strategic and tactical network planning, something Flair has steadfastly avoided since day one, flights will fill with economic fares without having ...

I said those who do get vaccinated get to choose what restrictions are placed on people who choose not to be vaccinated. Not out of spite, but in order to prevent their selfish attitudes delaying a return to whatever normality those who do choose to be vaccinated can hope for. If restrictions are d...

You are picking and choosing here chum, did she have underlying issues? Wait, you just said she did...soooooo, yeah there's that. No, you have misunderstood. She had an underlying condition. She KNEW she was at risk. But she chose not to have the vaccine because she had been fed misinformation abou...

For the record, I am one of the booking agents for a provincial vaccine booking system. I deal with people every day who have questions about COVID-19 vaccines that are receptive to factual answers, such as potential side effects and the risks. I also deal with people who say "I don't want Moderna,...

At this point I don't even care, really I don't. If you don't agree with someone, why bother even engaging? Just scroll on and continue with your day. While you are at it, there is no need to take a condescending tone over those who may not agree with your opinions. :? Well, people are dying due to...

I didn't say that you're wrong. I said that you are selfish. There is no way for me, or you for that matter, to reliably decide how things would have gone if the measures put into place were what we wanted. My point is that whereas I am doing what I'm doing because I believe that it will help other...

Yep...there it is, slow clap. Keep shaming...that's it, keep going....no really, keep going. At the end of the day it comes down to choice. YOU choose what is best for YOU, you have NO right to talk down to ANYONE who make OTHER choices than you. You alone choose to engage anyone who disagrees with...

It's the classic argument between someone who thinks about themself first and a someone who thinks of others first. Confuzed is the former. Yep, keep making assumptions chum...the high and mighty on themselves keep blasting away. Keep going, keep telling us how awesome you shamers are. I didn't say...

Antivaxxer and terrorist supporter to boot (http://avcanada.ca/forums2/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=145965&p=1154654#p1154654). Yep...there it is, slow clap. Keep shaming...that's it, keep going....no really, keep going. At the end of the day it comes down to choice. YOU choose what is best for YOU, you ha...

Oh yes, having an opinion on injecting experimental goo into your body Antivaxxer and terrorist supporter to boot (http://avcanada.ca/forums2/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=145965&p=1154654#p1154654). Yep...there it is, slow clap. Keep shaming...that's it, keep going....no really, keep going. At the end of t...

It's always nice to see the shamers out there in all forms, and that it is running rampant on here.

VeRmiLLioN wrote: ↑Tue Dec 15, 2020 11:32 am

rudder wrote: ↑Tue Dec 15, 2020 11:13 am

VeRmiLLioN wrote: ↑Tue Dec 15, 2020 11:03 am
BTW, I could be wrong, but a previous PFO at AC could be grounds for AC to not integrate a TRZ employee.

100% wrong.

Can you show me the legal reference why you are 100% direct?

I don't know, something called a collective agreement to which the purchaser HAS to abide by.....

If the only people who flew were those happy to sit on the tarmac for six hours without raising an eyebrow, their market for air travel would be very small. The very existence of the 90 minute limit in law suggests that *everyone* gets mad at that, except, apparently, airline management. Dude, do y...

I wondered what I would do if I was personally on that aircraft as a passenger and was still employed at Transport Canada Civil Aviation with my "Delegation of Authority " credentials to step in if I did determine an unsafe condition to any passengers while on the ground. It would be an interesting...

You can respond any way you like, or not at all. I'm easy. Oh you're one of THOSE types of people....nevermind, why bother engaging with one of your types. Gilles, thank you for bringing great information to this thread. It is greatly appreciated and refreshing to get some facts that have not been ...

Giles' post is a classic case of "the operation was a compete success and the surgeon was a hero" while the bigger picture here is that the patient died. Let's give everyone a payrise for a job well done, and move on. Clearly he feels there's nothing to learn here. His entire post is a fascinating ...

Complexintentions, That is such a shame then that he is not crew and has no idea about the complexities of day to day operations. You are right about Gilles, he always brings factual information to the table so that people can make their own judgements outside of what they see in the media circus. W...

Translation, Air Transat: Its unfair, I was first!!! Blame the media. This is a business. And it works like this, in business: Just do your job, without the drama. Likely more to this story why AT didn't get refueled, than "KLM and AC cut in front of me". MAYBE AT gets a hard time in the media, bec...

He was Captain too. A 37 year old drunk Slovakian can be a jet captain in Canada and I can't get an interview for a regional turboprop job because of all the competition. I thought he might be an AT guy temporarily on leave after a little dust-up in Scotland. Oh well, back when it mattered more, I ...

Two pilots arrested (the entire flight crew ffs!) for being incapable doesn't need much sensationalising, it does all the heavy lifting all by itself. Unless you think it's a "just another humdrum day at Air Transat" occurrence? Not saying these pilots did not make a mistake, but when people such a...

A quick call to the Globe and Mail or CBC from a passenger pointing out that not only is Air Transat providing drunk pilots but also won't live up to its responsibilities might be in order. The time to twist the handle is when the relevant testicles are already in the vice. Wow, at least we all now...