If you're 65+, please enjoy your retirement and hopefully you made good choices during your career that allow you to be financially independent and not rely on working into your golden years. Skills degrade rapidly, and in a new and unfamiliar environment like you would be experiencing, where you a...

Global 5000 Captain YYZ

Base salary is $240K
Bonus - $24-28K
Per Diem - $12-14K
Contract Flying - Approx. $10-20K per year.
+ the usual 6% RRSP match, company stock etc.

Flying 250-300hrs per year.

Heavy corporate jet YYZ based and we're very busy, aircraft management company we operate under is continually adding aircraft to the fleet. So far no signs of anything slowing down really.

Global guys and gals are doing anywhere from $180K-250K + bonus & per diem depending on the aircraft owner.

NovaBoy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 18, 2022 3:43 am Most established corporate flight departments only hire captains, and I would guess those folks are making north of $200K right now.

This is accurate, salaries have definitely gone up on heavy biz jets in Canada.

Other than AC & WJ no one pays over $150,000 for a 1st year Captain and WJ is just over. Heard Flair's 1st year captain pay is going up to $145k+ 1st year. Not quite over $150k but a big improvement from $114k. Air Transat new pay rates as of May 1, 2022 for year 1 Captain is $177K, but everyone wh...

There are Global guys in YYZ making 250K+

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Just wondering if anyone has written this exam lately, specifically the Canadian conversion (ACM version)? If so what study materials did you use?

Cheers

Anybody have anymore feedback, info or study material suggestions for the ACM exam? (TC ATPL to US ATP).

I'm hoping to write it in a few weeks.

Cheers

Stock is up 46% today, new aircraft arriving shortly, generally the mood is pretty upbeat amongst employees.

I think TS will be just fine whatever happens.

www.newtransatdestination.com

They are too cheap to pay for a job ad sticky so they just repost the ad everyday. That should tell you all you need to know. You sound like someone who got PFO'd. The pay is on par if not better than most regionals. The company culture is pretty good considering there is no union and the crews are...

Any infos on PAL operations on the dash in YUL, salary(FO), conditions and overall atmosphere would be appreciated. Private message if you want. Cheers. PAL's Dash operation in YUL services a twice daily sked run to Quebec City, Sept-Iles and Wabush, NL. There is also a daily overnight YUL-Wabush f...

All the feedback is much appreciated!

I agree having a smartphone and lots of clocks in the cockpit means I don't really need anything fancy to tell the time but I appreciate decent watches with classic style.

Anyone own any IWC timepieces?

Honestly - get a decent Timex or Casio G-Shock. They keep time just as well, have decent functions, and you don't have to worry about losing it, getting jacked for it, dropping/bashing/getting it wet, etc.. I've got a G-Shock now, great watch, but I'm looking for something a little nicer that I can...

Looking for some recommendations on a decent men's pilot watch, anything within the price range of $500-2K.

Cheers

Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are on this?

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundl ... -1.4163935

Interesting perspective of the situation down south, wonder if it will have any implications for Canada?

https://www.flightglobal.com/news/artic ... -u-434908/

Can anyone provide any updated information on current conditions at Voyageur? Bases, pay, bonds, etc?

Would be much appreciated, thank you.

Looking for any info regarding Nolinor Aviation's 737 operations: sked, pay, working conditions, company overall.

Any insight would be appreciated, please feel free to PM

Thanks

Porter has an incredible jumpseat program which happens to be...FREE!! The rest of the industry should take note and follow their lead. RJS users are also treated very well during their stay onboard. A very pleasant expierence, used it often. Only catch is, contrary to the AC, WJ, TS, Jazz of the w...

Tried searching but couldn't come up with much information.

Anyone know much about these guys?
http://dacaviation.com

Any info would be appreciated, please feel free to DM.

Thanks

I believe the pilot was the owner of this CYHU based company http://www.aeroteknic.com/equipe.html

I met him on one occasion, a very professional and polite gentlemen.

Condolences to all involved.

RIP

Awesome!

http://flightclub.jalopnik.com/cobalts- ... 1742582735

Looking for any information regarding the interview / SIM evaluation process for PAL.

Any insight would be appreciated.

Feel free to PM.

Thanks.