I just got to laugh at all these losers trying to convince themselves that everything's ok. Any self respecting young human being should toss his AME licence in the garbage and move on. To the silly fool who thinks that AME's don't save lives through preventative maintenance you should start taking ...

That's why I wish there was only ONE union, if any, in Canada that dictated the terms. No ALPA, NO ACPA, just one union. and every pilot had to belong to it. Our problems would be resolved. Well a lot more than they are now. The College of Professional Pilots of Canada would be a good start…IMHO Wo...

onetreehill wrote:Hahaha. Lovin' every minute of it! Succas.

Several of us have good friends/family working for AC. Deriving pleasure from their pain/demise is despicable.

One question that I think has not been asked is. Pilot #1 is hired on at Encore the same day pilot #2,3,4 are hired. If pilot #1 stays at Encore for (lets say 4 years) and his/her number is called, what pay scale do they end up at? Do they start at the bottom of the F/O wage scale or transition to ...

Please tell me for the love of god that the pilots wont be grooming all these Q400s ontop of such a piss poor salary. Helping to unplug toilets, cleaning up vomit all in a days work for the modern pilot at airlines that actually make money and provide secure jobs. Its a good idea to carry a spare s...

http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/story/2006/05/29/westjet-aircansettle.html I still think Milton let WJ of the hook way too easily!! Maybe re-open the case...you know...to see how "unfair" that was and put AC at a disadvantage!! I think this could happen if all the AC/Jazz employees got together for...

From what I understand they have people lining up for these jobs. The reality is that compared to most non pilot jobs out in the real world it's still a pretty good deal. If you talk to the average Joe on the jack hammer out in the real world $65000 a year for 80hr a month of pretty easy non labour...

From what I understand they have people lining up for these jobs. The reality is that compared to most non pilot jobs out in the real world it's still a pretty good deal. If you talk to the average Joe on the jack hammer out in the real world $65000 a year for 80hr a month of pretty easy non labour ...