I wouldn't call it dead. Maybe it's a negotiating tactic to get government aid.

AC needs the TRZ brand. They won't let this deal fall through. Ac obviously wants a better financial deal with the government but this deal is too good for AC to let go. It will work out.

Cappo1 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 11, 2021 3:14 pm Cargo jet or Flair. AC will not take on TS now. Good luck bud.

That aged well.

Sorry bud, I think that AC777 looks better with my seniority.

Knowing the government, we will probably get the approval on the 14th. Just a matter of days IMO. Looking forwards to flying again!

boeingboy wrote: ↑Tue Feb 02, 2021 12:28 pm

considering all the airlines are doing the same now

AC is still flying to Europe. I believe you were running 6 or so flights there weren't you?

No point flying those routes with these huge restrictions. Better off letting AC take the pax and let TRZ “hibernate”.

What are the chances that Transat actually resumes flying on April 30th? It’s not coincidental that TRZ decided to ground all flight until April-30 considering all the airlines are doing the same now :wink: Was probably at the request of AC. Most likely we will start flying some routes for them on ...

Savage Poetry wrote: ↑Tue Dec 15, 2020 9:34 am Can someone send me the SOP's for the 777? I would like to start studying early. Send me a pm and I will give you my e-mail. A pdf file would be nice.

Nope, im bidding for it first

Awesome news

Yup. We will not tolerate anything less than at least years of service 1 to 1 for merge.

Many of our colleagues have good friends or family members also working as pilots at Air Canada. I have not met so far anyone who feels entitled to a specific seat or seniority number at Air Canada. Nobody want to steal your job; many are very afraid of the outcome without OR WITH the AC purchase. ...

Inverted2 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2020 1:25 pm Any idea what the total layoffs # will be?

I've heard total layoff, including the current layoff, will total 1500 pilots next few months.

Could be a quick recall for the uppermost most layoffs though.

Looks like deal is still very possible.

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/europ ... 33455.html

https://www.forbes.com/sites/willhorton ... -737-maxs/

Letko might be buying up more TRZ shares at a cheap price hence why he’s saying this.

Awesome. So that was the pre-COVID plan. What is the updated plan? With or without the AC transaction, TRZ/TS will operate separately for the foreseeable future. AC has already begun to act to modify commercial plan 2020 to commercial plan *2020-2023. Fleet shrunk. Routes cancelled. Structural chan...

Air Canada Vacations Returning in June https://ca-travelpulse-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/ca.travelpulse.com/news/airlines/air-canada-vacations-returning-in-june.amp And Air Transat conveniently cancels flights for June. Strange coincidences. 8) Just need to see A321XLR on the aircrat type https://c...

Knowing AC hasnt excluded a330 or A321NEOs for retirement, looks like merger will go ahead. Do we know how long it will take to integrate the seniority list? Would like to return to work!

DanWEC wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2020 1:12 pm
Actually false, and completely the opposite. There is a pandemic clause in the contract that prevents it.

Pandemic is not the clause, competitive restrictions imposed is the clause.

If you sign a purchase agreement on a house to close 90 days later, and the market suddenly tanks 20%, prior to closing you can't just say "Well I'll buy it for less now." You could, but lose would your deposit, and you will also be sued by the seller. Without any ambiguity you are 100% bound to pa...

What's the point of acquiring TRZ if jobs will be lost. Government won't allow layoffs, specially if the goverment hands AC money to complete this deal.