Mustang06 wrote:only 14?

haha, I edited the post for you

You need to write the 14 exams if you are converting your license to a JAA ATPL and not CPL.
Here is some info : http://www.bestaviation.net/art_jaa_conversion.asp

Cheers

What would we do without you lilfssister ?

Ce fut une très belle journée aujourd'hui sans nuages et vents mais les Chinois ont réussi à s'écraser encore 2 fois . C'est tu juste moi ou bien ils sont lâchés trop vite?

Thanks Mad Flying Ace,

I looked on their website and it's 65% Polyester and 35% Cotton

Whoop

Howdy ,

Anyone know where I can find some 100% Cotton shirts? The ones I have are 65% Polyester and 35% Cotton. It's too hot in them in the summer!

Thanks
Whoop

I like the way Captain McRobb says no

What if you give 10k upfront and they go tits up after one month?

This forum is so entertaining !

ea306 wrote: I have a 19 year old son who operates heavy equipment on Vancouver Island

Nothing beats flying

Dust Devil wrote:

whoop whoop pull up wrote:Quebec isn't a country but we are a different culture.

So is every other province.

Except Ontario

185/310 wrote:KAG wrote:
I wouldnt say were jealous because we get all your hot women anyways. I must admit I love talking to montreal center when they have those cute sounding controllers working.

Haha not all of them! Speaking of cute controllers...Nicole at YUL approach

I'm not saying we are different or special. We are French Canadians and we fly and speak French in this part of the country.You just have to deal with the fact that this is the way it is and you wont change it. Personal feelings/egos aside, do you acknowledge this is a legit safety concern? What do...

Many countries allow their native language on the air. Just look at all the South American countries! Quebec isn't a country but we are a different culture. That is the problem right there!!! That sense of entitlement, that your different, your special… no your bloody not!!! You’re a Canadian, and ...

Learn French huh? Thats been attempted in the public school system for a 100 years, it doesnt work. Not all schools are French Immersion. And I dont feel like buying a Rosseta Stone crash course just to make Quebec pilots/atc happy. Why dont you guys LEARN to obey ICAO law and talk English when you...

Many countries allow their native language on the air. Just look at all the South American countries! Quebec isn't a country but we are a different culture.

KAG wrote:Numerous times flying into YUL and YQB I have noticed that we are the only English speaking crews flying.

Learn French because you are the minority in YUL/YQB and stop whining !

Normalement Pickle Lake, Uranium city, Moosonee, etc. Mais si t'es plus chanceux... Montréal.

Air Canada et Air Transat c'est après une couple d'années dans le troisième et deuxième niveau.

Salut

The limit is 1000 hours/year down the border and 1200 hours/year up here.
I did 900 hours last year.

Cheers

Here is my small contribution.. Flying around Nunavut en route to Pond Inlet.. :rolleyes: :prayer: http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg202/whoopwhooppullup/DSCF0087.jpg http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg202/whoopwhooppullup/DSCF0118-1.jpg http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg202/whoopwhooppullup...

wtf over.

Thats right, but your better using the terms MPIC , Multi.

Good luck