Conservative governments don't like taking opportunities away from corporate businesses.

Also, research where the former conservative premier of Manitoba from 1988-1999 is now. Coincidence?

Functional alcoholic probably

I understand that the caravan was not certified for flight into known icing and we keep mentioning that. I am curious how do you file a VFR flight plan at 5500 feet when to me it looks like a strictly IFR day? No filing necessary if you are on a flight itinerary and in uncontrolled airspace. Nobody...

Northboundguy wrote:The management has changed since the accident .. fyi

Did it change because of this accident or other reasons?

From section 1.6.4 from the Report "Icing Certification", the only systems that the crashed aircraft lacked was the cargo pod nose-cap, main landing‑gear leg de‑icing boots, and the a low-airspeed awareness system (somehow different than the stall warning?). How much difference would these systems ...

I by no means am sticking up for Wasaya but I really feel that it wasn't just a company norm, it was a industry norm at the time (and still might be, I haven't been up there in a few years). Are you telling me that North star's caravans and superiors aren't flying if there is foretasted icing in th...

I agree that it took too long for the report to come out. At least this message came out before the new icing season! What I found deplorable though is that Wasaya was dispatching Caravans in that kind of weather in the first place!!! With experience levels the way they are, companies need to provid...

Report is out. I haven't read it, so I won't comment until I do:

http://www.tsb.gc.ca/eng/medias-media/c ... 170928.asp

Anyone know what are the tax rules regarding this and who benefits? Buyer or seller or both? I know that if I buy a private aircraft, I will have to pay taxes prior to registering. If I build a home built aircraft, I have to prove I paid taxes on all my parts. Is there a benefit if I'm buying a priv...

PS : I don't like be called "boy" And me too I wish I don't have to work with you, have a great day Capt.amine: I sure hope your attitude is only due to translation. Google the word boy (there is more than one meaning): BOY /boi/ exclamation informal exclamation: boy 1. used to express strong feeli...

It's an exemption from paragraph 401.05(1)(a).

I've seen it printed but cannot find it on TC's amazing website to share!

PositiveRate27 wrote:Yes, you need 250hrs to write the IATRA and you need the iatra to fly right seat in a multi crew aircraft

Good luck!

PR

The Metro II and Metro III are certified single pilot aircraft, therefore no IATRA required for right seat at Perimeter

Any one have any recent experience doing a RW conversion here? I'm looking at possibly doing a conversion in Manitoba

Does anyone know how long the exam is good for? I wrote it a year ago, but never got the medical. Would I have to rewrite?

where does it say in te CAR's that segmted weights are effected end of july....? and if it is when the 723.37 is amended...when is it getting ammended? 723.37 (3) weight of passengers, carry‑on baggage and checked baggage, where the weight of passengers and carry-on baggage is determined either by ...

What are operators using aircraft that are certified for more than 11 seats but are operating 703 (9 passenger seat configuration) doing? The segmentated weights are not to be applied for aircraft certified with more than 11 seats (as the circular said) and 703 operations are no longer allowed to us...

BRANDON — People in Brandon, Manitoba say a recent incident at their airport reinforces their call for the installation of a new landing system. A Lifeflight air ambulance was unable to pick up a patient yesterday morning due to heavy snowfall. Dave Wall of Maple Leaf Aviation says the incident cou...

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If this happens (or after 2010), the Metro III's remain unchanged as they already comply with accelerate and stop distances. The Metro II's seats will just be reduced to 9 and they will operate as 703. Northbound legs will still be full (top off with cargo) and they can still make money with them. ...

If this happens (or after 2010), the Metro III's remain unchanged as they already comply with accelerate and stop distances. The Metro II's seats will just be reduced to 9 and they will operate as 703. Northbound legs will still be full (top off with cargo) and they can still make money with them. I...

okay, she might (operative word) be good looking, but what captain would let a co-pilot land or continue the approach for that matter, when it doesn't look good. In my opinion, the captain let that go way too far and should be reprimanded.

I always thought . Norris was the best 1900 driver?

Thanks Ogee, that's exactly the post reply I was looking for when I posed the question.

commercial air service is " any use of aircraft for hire or reward

What if the pilot isn't getting paid, but doing it as a favour. There is no hire there and no reward for the pilot?

Tired, I agree with your post if the company was selling the pictures. This company wouldn't be selling them and I wouldn't be getting paid (except for cost of rental of A/C, not a penny more). They would be giving them out free of charge. That's the dilemma (in my mind). This company is not a photo...