Just what I was looking for.
Thanks guys.

I seem to remember that any Canadian Commercially rated pilot with a float endorsement, can teach me and give me a float rating.
Is that correct?
If so, could I use a Canadian plane and Canadian Commercial pilot if I could find such a thing in Florida?

I would like to spend a week in Florida this winter and while I'm there, I would like to make good use of my time. I would like to get a float endorsement at Jack Browns. Would all of it, or any portion of it be accepted by Transport Canada. Or, would I have to do it all over again up here, to make ...

I believe the proper terminology for that is... "Critical fuel to air mixture ratio"

Photofly,,,,,,, I have never heard that the circuit altitude is anything you want because it is not a certified airport.
Can you expound upon that or paste the link for that information.
I have never heard of that before and It's a poor day when you don't learn something.

Things can go south so quickly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... tea3zo#t=3

I have a friend who is going to Namibia (and a few other countries) and she is looking into taking a sight seeing flight along Namibia's coastline. She has asked me if I could find out if this is a safe thing to do. She stresses safety. She is investigating two different companies, each flying Cessn...

I was gone by 79.
I moved to Toronto to become a sales rep for Acfield Aviation Supplies.
Instructors when I was there,,,, Rob Robinson, Paul Albers, Tom Fraser, all went on to Air Canada.
Best job I ever had. Wonderful guys who did everything they could to help me get licenced.

They say aviation is a small world.
Mike, I wrote that invoice for you.
That is my handwriting.
Now you have to remember who I am.

1.On Sunday, a Kentucky man was arrested after he blasted a small drone out of the sky over his yard. William Merideth says he was protecting his property rights and his privacy. 2.The owner of the $1,800 drone insists he wasn't trying to invade anyone's privacy. He says he was trying to get picture...

This apparently was not an attempted forced landing. This plane broke up in the air.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/sudbury/t ... -1.3006145

Will he replace his divot?

"So, bye, bye, Miss American Pie"
The Bonanza that killed Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, and Ritchie Valens, was called, Miss American Pie.
It was painted right on the side of the plane.

We prefer to call it "A Critical Fuel to Air Mixture Ratio in the tank".

Survival Legend[edit] A Canadian legend especially popular around the time of her scrapping eventually even mentioned in an article by the Naval Officers Association of Canada claimed that the well maintained and recently refitted Bonaventure was quietly swapped for the worn out Indian carrier Vikra...

Does anyone know if they have found this aircraft yet?

The collective competency in here is awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VImNBuJW ... e=youtu.be

And whatever you do in your flying career,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,DON"T SAY,,,, "Any conflicting traffic please reply".

I got my licence in London Ontario in 1976.
YZP 21XXXX
Then they dropped the YZP and only refer to the number for all correspondence.
Old age?? If I have to quote my number, I can't remember it, unless I say the YZP part also, then the rest flows smoothly.

Dellen Millard, the man charged by Hamilton police in connection with the disappearance of Tim Bosma, whose remains have now been found, made headlines in 1999, with a story fitting for a teenager from an aviation family. On his 14th birthday, Millard became the youngest Canadian to pilot solo both ...

I live in the country and we have Xplornet.
It's wonderful.
They have a new satellite, it's fast, clear, reliable and affordable.
I don't work for them, it's an honest evaluation.
Our dish is slightly larger than our TV satellite dish.

disregard,, I found it on TC website. Thanks