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See my post above and check out the Facebook group for a trove of answers to your questions.

As a FA I highly recommend you join the FB group 'Flight Attendant Canada'.

Several Jazz FAs and many others from other companies share info, tips, job postings, etc..

You will find all the relevant info you need there.

Currently interviewing FAs in YYZ.

"Canada meets the requirements of 14 CFR 121.436(a)(3) (1000 hrs SIC at Part 121)" Correct, few will meet that. As such, by advertising and receiving no applicants, they can satisfy the Canadian requirements to hire "foreign workers" (Americans) for the positions; as long as they too meet the requir...

Hey there, So, I just asked my partner this as he's a corporate lawyer and deals with this quite often. Any employer can legally lay off staff if there is a lack of work. Regardless as to whether they are unionized or not. A non-unionized employee can only be on layoff status for 13 weeks. Following...

Hi there

Just curious to know if WJ was kind enough to extend pass benefits to the Pasco staff working on the Link program.

Just curious, that's all

Thanks in advance!

Nooooo! Don't do it Kosiw!

Unless you wanna start changing truck tires at pit-stop speed in Monrovia again!

Hope you're well!

Thank you Rudder for your quick response, however, it does not answer my question.

The route map does not provide aircraft assignment information for the routes shown.

Hi there, I am just curious as to which routes (system-wide) the JAZZ CRJ 100/200's operate on. The TC site has 13 of the -100's registered but can only assume that that doesn't mean all of them are still flying. I've also tried to do a decent search of the forum and also AC's site but not too much ...

Denmark as per Google:
http://www.airstream.aero/airstream-arr ... -aviation/

Sweden as per Google:
Is a wet-lease to Nexjet.

I'm also curious to know the current TCA bases and rotation sked.

Yep, eBay is often searched but only the souvenir spoons are ever listed and I already have a couple. Unfortunately, the spoons were just souvenirs and never part of an actual service :/ I would never ask to have yours as I do like to find things on my own, however, if you do have a pic of it that w...

Hi there - I'm a flight attendant that collects airline cutlery (and other service items) and I am wondering if anyone has any First Air pieces of metal flatware. I can't find any in my regular thrift store searching. Also, I am still looking for Wardair cutlery as well. I have found a lot of the Do...

Great work!

Thanks very much as mentioned by othere, I really missed these!

Fantastic guys! Thank you.

Keep them coming everyone. We look forward to hearing more!

May 20th marks the 50th anniversary of the de Havilland Twin Otter’s first flight in 1965. To honor this remarkable aircraft, and its Canadian heritage, Viking will be conducting a 50th Anniversary Celebration flying tour to communities in the Canadian north. Commencing July 1st with a Twin Otter Se...

It was actually that post that reminded me that I needed to pose the question!

Hola! I collect aircraft service items (too many years of slinging food at 35,000' - have taken their effect) and I recently came across a few of these plates near YYZ. The stamps indicates that they were produced for "Air Star" and the phrasing used is the one usually seen on airline china. Anyhoo,...

Hey there, I am a flight attendant in search of some galley equipment to use in turning my basement into my "man cave". I'm looking for pretty much anything that would be cool. Meal carts, canisters/drawers for storing stuff, glassware, airline posters, etc. Let me know what you have and send me a p...

Remember to take your own entertainment onboard with you as the Enerjet a/c doesn't have any.