Air Canada is hiring Flight Attendants for our Toronto base

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Air Canada is hiring Flight Attendants for our Toronto base

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Air Canada is hiring Flight Attendants for our Toronto base. Permanent, temporary and summer vacancies exist. Recruitment sessions will be held in Toronto at the Holiday Inn Hotel, 370 King St. West on January 20 and 21 (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.) and in Montreal at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, 1255 Jeanne-Mance on January 28 (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.) and January 29 (2 p.m. to 8 p.m.). Full details are available on http://www.aircanada.com/careers.
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Will they hire a flight attendent if they ONLY know english?

Seems a bit unfair that all their flight attendents must be bilingual.
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... and if they're male, they must be ghey, and if they're female, they must be over 60 and wrinkled :wink:
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If memory serves me correctly wasen't it an Air Canada FA who was credited with first spreading GRID?
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The last time (and only time) I flew Air Canada, I was quite happy with the level of service I recieved from the Stewardess Guy. I got extra cookies and milk. He didn't have to give me extra cookies and milk...but he did and that's all I have to say on the matter.
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hazatude wrote:The last time (and only time) I flew Air Canada, I was quite happy with the level of service I recieved from the Stewardess Guy. I got extra cookies and milk. He didn't have to give me extra cookies and milk...but he did and that's all I have to say on the matter.
that's cause he thought you were cute... what did you give him in return? A seat on your lap?
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Hey! This is a great way to not have to work the ramp! Get to it, and think of all those grannies you'll meet!
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Why do you guys have to turn a random act of kindness into something dirty and potentially goatse?
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hazatude wrote:Why do you guys have to turn a random act of kindness into something dirty and potentially goatse?
Because its Avcanada
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Oh Haz, you are such a paragon of virtue! Step a little closer (leave that fish alone for a minute) so I can bask in your glory.

To clarify, you might even meet Cat's granny there!
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My grannie had a turbo beaver, she douched with Jet B.
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LMAO Go avcanada go!
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How much do AC flight attendants get paid anyway?
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It must be more then the pilots are getting. You couldn't afford to live on any less.
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Golden Flyer wrote:How much do AC flight attendants get paid anyway?
20/hr... Think we had a discussion about it in the air canada forum... It's 36k/yr, but with all the time away from home and not "really" on the clock it works out to about 10/hr.
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Post by snaproll20 »

C'mon, Haza.


CYYZ asked if you gave the f/a a seat on your lap.... or was it a lap on your seat....you rascal, you!!!! "Fess up, now!!!

And are these new f/a's gonna be 'equivalent' in responsibility to pilots and earn $100,000 pa for starters?????

If I could be gay,
For just one damned day,
D'ya suppose I could say
In my own special way,
I'm a AC f.a.

(Apologies to the heterosexsqueal folk at AC)
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snaproll20 wrote:C'mon, Haza.




And are these new f/a's gonna be 'equivalent' in responsibility to pilots and earn $100,000 pa for starters?????


No, in 2009 the pilots will be made 'equivilant' to f/a's and will earn the same salary. :(
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$21/hour and it works out to 19,000 a year..

and it only takes 5 years to get to a decent pay scale to be able to survive..
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ALPAguy wrote:$21/hour and it works out to 19,000 a year..

and it only takes 5 years to get to a decent pay scale to be able to survive..
wasn't 36 brought up in one of Kevin's threads in the A/C thread?? So it's 20k/yr...

You have a payscale for F/A's???

Same sort of seniority bid system for flights and class you serve?
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Post by ALPAguy »

I am talking about a payscale for F/A's not IC's. Here it is...

YEARS OF EFFECTIVE
SERVICE JULY 1, 2004
0-12 months $21.76
13-18 months $22.76
19-24 months $23.76
25-30 months $24.76
31-36 months $26.59
37-42 months $31.17
43-48 months $33.05
49-54 months $34.12
55-60 months $35.29
6th year $38.06
7th year $39.87
8th year $41.65
9th year $43.75
10th year $45.71
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