Really? ACr is operated by ACPA pilots. Had they out-sourced the flying like Qantas did with Jet Star (and it was tremendously close), I'd agree - but I digress.

Interesting article.

Stoney Creek (Hamilton). 45 mins driveway-parking garage @ 120. 407 access ... but don't use it all the time. If commuting during rush...sometimes as long as 1:15 (unless a drunk dump truck driver takes out the Burlington Skyway bridge). Constant morning rush hour traffic stretches from Grimsby east...

FYI...in case you haven't heard.

I'm sure someone can draw an aviation-related parallel.

Well, I see nothing has changed in Santiago...organized chaos.

No date has been set for a ratification vote. An extensive cross-country roadshow is underway to roll out the details. Both company and ACPA are giving the members time to digest the facts before rushing to vote.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4cc_1386 ... vmHy2XK.01

Beat em to a senseless pulp is one thing that comes to mind if anyone tried this on me.

That is hilarious. I will no longer lose anything. From here in, I'm "geocaching".

Don't forget your RAIC.

LOL looks like I threw a match into gasoline. But looking back I guess my statement re: 777 CA pay was a bit misleading. You work to earn your pesos. We're a bit short handed and the company has been drafting a lot. One Capt pulled in 28k in the month (albeit 4 or 5 of that was from the ACPA profit ...

YUL base is opening up for the 319. 10 spots. Will likely grow.

319 is starting florida layovers.

When you take a breath and look at how pay is awarded...it's a pretty good deal. A few 67 skips are making 777CA pay (if not more). Floating around a pool on a noodle for 2 days aint bad either.

Is that right?

I'll try and remember that on the 48 hour layover in Athens, while on the beach.

Looks like everyone except for France and Swiss have figured out the "ROU" call-sign.

Very well said (CID).

Ya, well, unfortunately Canadian law seems to be largely influenced by fortune.

There's no punishment too cruel for those found guilty. Even death would be too easy.

As the title says....tks

That's the official reason.

Because in Canada we cater to the minority.

Gilles, I'll confess I haven't read every one of your posts, but thank you for being the catalyst on this issue. I've emailed my MPs, and cc: the gmail account months ago. Your CBC interview was well done, and very professional. I personally found Evan irritating and obnoxious...mostly because he ju...

@ Dash-Ate: My point was that JetsGo had significantly deeper-rooted problems other than a second type in the fleet. For instance, its CEO. Valid point re: fleet diversification, associated cost, and financial transparency. But I highly doubt Porter would pay less on the C than on the Q400. Performa...

Dash-Ate wrote:Some say the additional Fokker 100 type killed Jetsgo...if they'd just stuck to their core type & routes.
Will history repeat here?

Ehh, no. Michel Leblanc killed JetsGo, along with his other 6 failed airlines.

Interesting article. Thanks for the post.

Fantastic movie - airplanes and flying aside. A couple of my friends are struggling with various types of addition and substance abuse. One isn't aware he has a problem, despite interventions, and repetitive destructive behavior. Addicts are deceitful and convincing not just to others, but even wors...