Montair Aviation

[Longtimer]

Any one know which routes they will be serving?


Determination No. A-2019-66
April 25, 2019

APPLICATION by Montair Aviation Inc. carrying on business as Air West Charters (applicant) pursuant to section 61 of the Canada Transportation Act, S.C., 1996, c. 10, as amended (CTA).
Case number:
19-01592
The applicant has applied to the Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) for a licence to operate a domestic service, small aircraft.

The Agency is satisfied that the applicant meets all the applicable requirements of section 61 of the CTA.

Accordingly, the Agency issues the licence.

[cncpc]

It looks like charters, so no set routes.

[ThatGuyHoldingShort]

Any info on their aircraft type? They use to have a PC12 way back in the days operating chartered flights as well. I just don't know if now is a great time in Western Canada to open up a new Charter company?

[Longtimer]

Re Aircraft types:
http://wwwapps.tc.gc.ca/Saf-Sec-Sur/2/C ... c&m=%7c%7c

[Rowdy]

Way back when..

I was just a lowly student at Montair in the very very early 2000's (i.e.; 9/11) and they were operating a couple of PC-12's from the south terminal. And at one point a king air 100 and 90.

Who is running the show now? I'm guessing Big A is long since retired?

[Costindex30]

Very surprised TC still allows this "school" to operate. Even more surprised to see some looking to get in with them...i guess time building makes ppl do wtv.

[7ECA]

Who is running the show now? I'm guessing Big A is long since retired?

Big A had the rug pulled out from under him back in the down and dirty early days of the "new" operation. Lots of palace intrigue back in those days, sort of a early days of the Soviet Union-esque tragic comedy...

Foreign owners bank roll the operation, from the land of Huawei.

But, they've hired a raft of talent to run the operation - you'd recognize many of the characters, because they're all former talent from the good ol' days. As much as things change, they always stay the same...