Is the CADORS out yet?
I'm guessing, Further Action Required: YES
Is this airplane gonna pull a Virgin Australia and find major structural damage after a bird strike next week?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9rzHAALRW0

Landing 37 on runway 31 in Masset

So again, I have to ask: What's the problem? 8) Ya, three times. My original question was, are you guys still allowed to post? I'll clarify, there was spirited posting and company support on two sides of the fence prior to April, then the media campaign intensified in Whitehorse and this topic went...

Interestingly enough, even though Air North " Chose not to optimize their assets to generate best returns for their shareholders", they remained profitable in 2012. For a small company in a market of reckless overcapacity, that speaks volumes to the local support.

This topic went awful quiet. Are you guys still allowed to post?

I'd say its a little early to hang these guys. You want those switches off before extending the manual trim wheel handle. The electric trim doesn't care if your hand or knee is in the way. If they departed with both trim switches off and didn't figure it out, then ya, they screwed up.

medi-whacked wrote:
AC has a seat sale on between Whitehorse and southern destinations, I see that AN has matched the price. It wont take long for the
two big guns to squeeze the little guy out.

I don't know if I'd refer to Westjet as the little guy!

The 737 Classic series (3-4-5) can be operated in Combi configuration like the one seen with Alaska Airlines. The difference between the 200 series and the Classic is the moveable bulkhead in the 200's. The Classic has a fixed bulkhead. I think this due to the fire suppression requirements on newer ...

Exiting the runway onto a narrow taxiway is going to restrict Safety Vehicles ability to access the aircraft for fire fighting. A good example would be PWA's 737 in Calgary in March of 1984. There were snow banks to contend with in that accident which made the situation worse. But, the result was a ...

Air North: Year round work. It's been a great place to work and live.