nobs not canceling ifr at mf's when it's busy.........

if I remember from years ago, they are on both ailerons, and inboard.

what does PFO stand for...

stick with the company eh. every day i ponder if this is the best place in canada 2 ramp. it goes something like this isolated rez up north 12-16 hour days, everyday, 31 days a month ive been told 6 months straight, 2 weeks off 1g salary per month, accomadations included (averges $3 an hour) maybe ...

Does anyone know how many pilots they are hiring?

Just curious as to what happens on your end when you say "sqwak ident". What if we press it to early, or to late?
Thanks

2. If you look on the same youtube page, the third video down shows the same airplane at the same airshow doing a display. It also shows him taxiing into the water from the shore. The explanation you give here was posted as a comment on the video page...and what did your mama tell you about believi...

I had to post this video here as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYFFHsWr ... re=related

How can some people be so damn stupid?

Ohhh JZP, good plane, not as classic as XAM though....

Looks alot like C-FKLR.......

Wow, you were right on atpl! So true....

2 weeks at the shell, I'm happy to be back

Hey Doc, is that you in KJI?

Here's a good story for the ones who don't want to leave home to get a job. I started doing my training in the western part of canada and was at the same pace as a friend of mine. We both worked at the airport for a fueling company while we did our flight training. He was gung ho to stay with his gi...

Hello,
Inquiring about Wasaya's schedule. What's the rotation for an FO on the 1900 based in Thunder Bay. Days off a month, overnights, etc. Everything appreciated!

Whats with the new phraseology, "line up and wait" instead of "position and hold" Were people really having that much difficulty understanding position and hold?

yup, still got a foot and a half of ice in front of my cabin, shorelines showing through...

Another long time reader, first time poster. I'm very curious how a ramp guy at Perimeter (or any of the similar types of operations) are trained for an FO. Is there ride all from the right seat? or is it a left seat ride? how does the training work? Just curious! Thanks to anyone with answers!

PT6