799 Chicoutimi 1994-2000

95: Basic Bagotville
96: Intro to leadership Lac Sébastien
97: Intructor course Lac Sébastien
98: Glider St-Jean
99: Power (Pro Aviation YQB)
2000: summer staff at St-Jean

I’m a skipper on the 737 at ac now.

According to the “vocal minority” phenomenon, for every one person losing their sh$t here(several of whom don’t even work for AC) and in crew rooms, road shows etc there are many more that will quietly vote yes for this TA. We just don’t hear from the silent majority because they are well… silent, ...

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It appears that the Price vs Canada decision upheld the airspace rule and as a non resident you are taxed based on airspace. Everything flown outside Canada is non taxable.

I’d rather have the new guys complete a sim eval rather than asking them if they want to be a florist several times.

737.

So I asked GPT-4 about it. 😜 Here is the answer: I understand your concern. Artificial intelligence is evolving rapidly and it has many applications in aviation. However, I don’t think airplanes will become fully automated in the near future. There are many challenges and limitations that prevent au...

It’s been approx. 100-120/yr for the past few years. You can expect that number to remain the same until the last boomer retires in the next 5 years or so.

Lots of King Air medevac pilots and Encore FO's in the latest Air Canada new hire bios. Not quite 250 hours yet but they're getting closer. Interesting. The experience sure has gone down in the last few years. I’m curious to hear about the 3000+ hour guys, what kind of experience did you have befor...

Airline pilots who joined the airlines in the last year or so, how many hours did you have when you got hired?

One job lets you log real flight hours.

The other one doesn’t.

Food for thought.

If this is true, it’s a game changer. But I have my doubts.

And it’s not changing anytime soon.

Each time I go for recurrent sim, there’s a lineup of guys in suits waiting to interview.

Guys litteraly step on each other to come here. And I don’t blame them.

Taking off with the apu running won't kill you in your aircraft type. It's not a killer item. I'll use the Navajo as an example, takeoff with the outboard tanks selected could put you in the trees at the end of the runway. It will kill you. Yeah? It’s definitely an undesired aircraft state. Which h...

Taking off with the apu running won't kill you in your aircraft type. It's not a killer item. I'll use the Navajo as an example, takeoff with the outboard tanks selected could put you in the trees at the end of the runway. It will kill you. Yeah? It’s definitely an undesired aircraft state. Which h...

Xander, why APU off? Because in most cases (99% of the time, unless one of the engine bleeds is MEL’d) it’s not necessary for takeoff. Furthermore, there is an altitude limitation for running the APU (33000’ on my aircraft) and if you run the APu above that, you will get an « APU EXEEDANCE » Eicas ...

Xander, why APU off? Because in most cases (99% of the time, unless one of the engine bleeds is MEL’d) it’s not necessary for takeoff. Furthermore, there is an altitude limitation for running the APU (33000’ on my aircraft) and if you run the APu above that, you will get an « APU EXEEDANCE » Eicas ...

There is a group of airline employees fighting this.

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I have more hope of seeing World Peace than « pilot unity »

Proof: this thread.

feel-x wrote: What Factory is right next to Bagotville? Alcan the aluminium factory.....

I'm from Chicoutimi and as a young air cadet back in the 1990's we used to visit Bagotville once a year. They made a point to tell us that if Alcan hadn't been there, the Air Base would not be there.

You betcha.

APU off. Cabin secured (sterile light on). Autothrust armed. Fuel. Wx radar.

List of human priorities:

1. Show me da money.

2. End.

That's why pilots pay to fly, and will continue to do so for quite some time.

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