Sulako wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2025 6:17 am And I'm probably a bit of a control freak, so there's that.

I laughed at "a bit."

Redneck_pilot86 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 9:24 am Some aircraft, such as the C208, specify that the PIC must be in the left seat, in the AFM.

IIRC the 208 only specifies that the minimum crew is one pilot in the left seat, but that pilot need not necessarily be the PIC.

I am very happy to report that I received a letter today from the Governor Generals Office/Order of Canada Program Analyst basically saying that Col Chris Hadfield's nomination is in the works. Apparently they need to do extensive checking........their words, their system, etc, etc. Long story shor...

Good day all, Im looking to get my hands on a pc-12 sop - i need it for a business plan for a school project Thanks f.o.ever, Please PM me with some project details, such as: - Which school you represent - Nature of project - Intended use (and distribution) of the SOP information I am sure we can f...

if you make a mistake the cost is far higher This is basically what it comes down to. Insurance requires turbine command experience - whether that is gained (supervised) through our operation during the upgrade process or if we hire externally. Additionally the aircraft owner wants someone who has ...

MagicMilkshake wrote:When is the most likely time you may be seeking for First Officers?

MagicMilkshake,
It is difficult to say when we will next be hiring. It depends on when we have movement within the company.

John

How much time do they want for FO's? Good evening, We are not currently seeking First Officers. Typically we look for 1,000 hours minimum. We will go lower if a candidate shows exceptional capability in a relevant field/area. Preference is given to candidates who have some IFR and/or turbine experi...

99% of what Kelner runs is single pilot The PC-12 is a lovely one person aircraft the only time you see them run otherwise is mostly medical where the contract specifies 2 crew, I'd be very surprised if these gentleman require a FO. Hi AllClutch, While I agree that the PC-12 is a lovely one-person ...

Good day, I have flown (and continue to fly) all three types (-45, -47, -47E/NG) of the Pilatus PC-12. Overall, a fantastic machine. The Next Generation is very different in the front. The avionics suite has a much greater feel of integration to it - no better way to put it than that. In the "legacy...

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anonymity wrote:I think they're nuts in the US, because they do in fact allow private flight, single piston engine IFR.

Private single-piston-engine IFR is permitted. The turbine restriction applies solely to commercial operations with passengers.

When you use a Notary Public to swear an affidavit you are producing a document that is a legal document that states you are telling the truth. One small correction. Notarization does not state anything towards the veracity of a document or its contents. A notary, when he/she notarizes a statement,...

When you use a Notary Public to swear an affidavit you are producing a document that is a legal document that states you are telling the truth. One small correction. Notarization does not state anything towards the veracity of a document or its contents. A notary, when he/she notarizes a statement,...

Pilot accused of faking death indicted on federal charges CNN -- A man suspected of trying to fake his death by parachuting from a plane before it crashed has been indicted on charges of willfully damaging an aircraft and triggering a Coast Guard rescue attempt. Marcus Schrenker, a financial manage...

Pilot spotted alive after crash, authorities sayStory Highlights (CNN) -- A pilot who made a distress call to air traffic controllers before his plane crashed in Florida was spotted alive Monday and checked into a hotel under a false name, authorities said. The Piper PA-36 crashed in a swampy area n...

Hello AvCanadians, My brother-in-law is a filmmaker. He is developing a script for a feature wherein one of the characters will fly a World War II-era bomber. He is leaning towards a Halifax or a Lancaster at this point. He has asked me to suggest film titles wherein the operation, flights, and crew...

Thanks all for the feedback. I'll keep Precision and Karibu in mind. I'm encouraged by the positive feedback about SafariLink. Has anyone heard of the other carrier, Barski's? (or something similar?) Please bear in mind I'm not looking for a job - need info re: safety, professionalism of crew, etc. ...

Hello, AvCanadians. I know I've posted this on the Canada forum, but I'm hoping some of you out there will able to give me some answers... Does anyone know anything about Safarilink (http://www.safarilink-kenya.com/) or another company in the region called "Barski's" (or something similar - couldn't...

Well done to both of you! We had our first (a boy) on Hallowe'en... it just keeps getting better (and louder).

Thanks to everyone at the YYZ ACC for your time and for showing me around your facility on Monday. It was a great way to learn about what goes on at ATC.

I hope to see the tower soon........

John

So, I was asked recently if it was legal to take off from an aerodrome at night with no runway lights. Pilot is night rated, will land at a lit airport, aircraft has all the required equipment etc. Not asking if it is recommended, I personally wouldn't want to try it unless it was a very bright moo...

Phoned today, got a different guy from the FBO - it's Type I, in case anyone else is wondering.

Thanks to all for the replies.

J

Thanks, Doc, for the offer but we're going to try to get fuel and get home. We're a C550 on a (hopefully) quick turn Sunday morning (sat night) around 2:30am (ugh). The guy at FBO said they have de-ice, but didn't know if he was Type I, II, III, IV... He said mostly smaller, prop-driven aircraft use...

Can someone please tell me what type of de-ice/anti-ice fluid is offered at Kenora airport?

I phoned the FBO (who provides de-ice according to the airport website) but the guy working there doesn't know.

Thanks,
John