If you fly for Imperial Oil, using drummed fuel is prohibited. Talk about standing behind your product.

Cheers Jake. I cant't trade this time of year....too busy. On days off I'll try & pull off a daytrade or a scalp, but that doesn't happen too often (days off, that is) :lol: Also thanks to ZeroHedge , I've occasionally picked off decoupling between the E-Mini and the AUD/JPY. It doesn't happen for l...

As you can see ISTP, there's 2 types of trading; Fundamental trading, as tzu mentioned, and technical trading, as Jake mentioned previous. You can do both of course, you may find yourself favoring one over the other. I'm in the same boat as Jake...technicals all the way; scalping, day trading and sw...

OOoo the plot thickens... A customer I flew with, was downtown before the cop cars were lit up. He says the cars had nothing of value in them...gutted out and just sitting there.

People reporting x miles back.

And getting life insurance *before* you become or intend to become a pilot can save you bushels of money in the long run.

It's a shame such history is going to be levelled for cookie-cutter housing.

Interesting NS, good to hear. Regardless if they conduct flight operations in-house or farm it out to a local operator (a la York's EC-120), they'll surely be expecting 3-5000 hrs, ATPL-H, and IFR. Extra points for exmil applicants. A quick google search says they'll consider to train police members...

Hey Prop, sorry for the delay :smt008 For bush/field work, now would be the time to start approaching operators. Most have a decent idea of how their summer contracts are going to turn out and can start planning on staffing. If it's shop or component overhaul you're after, I can only guess that they...

Tragic.

How many out there wear an inflatable vest when bucketing?

Where I'm at, life vests are mandatory....and provided

Caribbean Helicopters

Canadian owned too

>>Extra Large roll eyes icon<< Air travellers will pay higher fees to cover the costs of new security measures and technology, the federal government announced Thursday. Transport Minister John Baird said the government will put up $1.5 billion over the next five years to tighten security. To cover...

Try VIH for career advancement as well. Lots of airframes to move around on; 206 series, astars, 212s, S-61s right on up to offshore IFR in S-92s. A few recent acquisitions in NZ and GOM could have you doing some nice travelling as well. As far as I know, the Fort St. John base is their lowtime base...

On initial Cat 1, expect an audiogram and a resting ECG. This may be extra $$ from your medical fee. Oh, and Transport Canada gets theirs $$ too.

The Chinese Government does capitulate...sometimes. ...But even PC makers ran into a roadblock last summer when the government suddenly demanded all new computers sold in China be preloaded with the so-called "Green Dam" Web-filtering software that would block both pornography and banned political s...

Photoshopper forgot to put the exhaust nozzles back in the "airborne" ejection pic.

Different markings on the air-to-air missles.

Wind Mobile has the AWS spectrum. I have no idea if that is compatible with GSM or CDMA. I'm not even going to try and pretend I know what I'm talking about. :rolleyes: From Wind Mobile's FAQ's the spectrum that was auctioned (“AWS”) is at a different frequency from most of the phones currently in t...

Fotoflyer wrote:

rotorfloat wrote:Interesting to note, every paper in the country carried the story of Industry Canada overturning the CRTC's ownership decision...except CBC. Why is that?

http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2009/1 ... -crtc.html

I suck at teh internets more and more everyday. Thanks

I read that they won't be offering bundled packages like the rest of North America; unlimited voice & text, etc. They say they're going to structure it differently. Still, if it's as good as it sounds, I'm in :smt040 Interesting to note, every paper in the country carried the story of Industry Canad...

A link from within FastFlyBy's link: Reputable boat operators rarely have serious mishaps, nor do they lose good crew members through misunderstandings. It is a good idea to find out why the departed crew member left. A vessel with numerous crew vacancies during the harvest season warrants investiga...

Yep, same here....on my commercial flight test no less. Hasn't happened since

I left an R44 fuel cap behind. Only once though.

Partial points for at least checking the engine oil

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I'd go with the 4 blade model, should be a bit smoother

Agreed 100% North Shore. Most will do it for free, if it's within your baggage allowance, and in approved containers.

It seems a big enough deal that AC charges $50 each way

Thanks again CD.