JungleRiot wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2026 9:06 am Literally nothing would chance, only beurocratic nonsense. I'd be looking forward to getting paid in USD.

Ill have what this guy is having pls

LOL you guys really need to have something to argue about eh

BTD wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2026 11:39 am Very well written and articulate.

If this is accurate, and I have no reason to think it isn’t. Perhaps an anonymous email to an investigative reporter?

It was written with AI lol.. not saying its made up but this person didnt write it themselves.

They did secure themselves 90 hrs of pay per month. Anyone know if they are "going for more" for themselves next round? Maybe bump up their $2k per month stipend aka bonus. Shame we lost ours. yawn. like 5 members of the union who get paid this. you know, the ones who work their asses off for us. w...

I've found it a bit difficult interacting with the flight attendants sometimes. Maybe I'm too sensitive but negative experiences with people tend to stay with me afterwards. I'm often left wondering what I did to offend them or cause them to act passive-aggressively towards me. Sometimes it feels l...

This "we are on the edge of needing layoffs" and "too poor to pay for fuel" narrative also works to the company's favour as the AME's and rampies contract is up and they will be entering negotiations this summer. You can never count out dirty games when it comes to AC management. The summer bid wil...

Is it true that A330 RP out of YYZ get a lot of pairings that are operating out to Europe and then DH home? Sometimes, however in the latest contract we now have mirror augment pairings, meaning if you operate one way, you typically operate back with the crew. DH would be typical of a type change o...

Had a shower thought and was hoping someone could provide some insight. Why are people bidding RP in their PIT? What is the benefit other than "flying" a widebody right out of the gate? Flat pay. Easier lifestyle if you can manage the fatigue, overseas flying, make more on expenses, less scheduling...

This MEC loves the say how they need volunteers and complain that people don't show up to help. It's pretty clear it's a members only club at this point and if you don't think like them you are not welcome. Why would someone waste their time knowing they aren't wanted? unfortunately I am in agreeme...

Some are making $200k/year by the end of their career that's how. What's the problem with that? If someone puts in their time and spends 40+ years at a company they should be very well compensated. I've never understood this mindset of being upset that other people are doing well. If you have a pro...

Embarrassing. AC wins again. Did they though? The FAs maybe didn't win a massive gain but what they did walk away with was way more unity than AC ALPA could ever wish for. And that says something going forward into future negots. And hopefully them walking helps make changes to the CLC and the use ...

The "2 days out" is bullshit unless you get at the perfect time, with the perfect RAP on your last day off. You still need to be there or you're fucked when they call. They're firing new guys that aren't in base for an assignment on reserve because they assumed they were good. First one is a meetin...

Air Canada watching you guys not eat your young for a contract: “are you guys going to eat those junior pilots, because we sure would like to” The Jr TRZ pilots still dont have a living wage in the cities that TRZ is based while the Sr captains got 100k extra to buy that 3rd boat. Looks very much l...

Nick678 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 16, 2025 9:58 pm

Man_in_the_sky wrote: ↑Thu Nov 13, 2025 12:10 pm Look like dumb Jazz lawyer did not file at the right place

many more year of delay to come, thanks for the legal team.

Yup the Jazz MEC whole strategy just got flushed, you can rip up that CPA it’s not worth the paper it’s written on.

What happened?

7) Eat steak 8.) Collect 90hr guarantee :prayer: Maybe we can strike in 2027 to get that 90 hrs guarantee up I guess the 'survey data' said that getting reps more money than the rest of us was a high priority? Jesus. They do alot of work, and were given less credit than our US counterparts. So whic...

It's almost by design no one knows how to "fly the contract" That is actually a very insightful comment for someone new to AC. Your right that is exactly what it is designed to do. The company never stops negotiating. Ever. This is their strategy. Use the lopsided labor laws to their advantage to n...

altiplano wrote: ↑Thu Sep 25, 2025 1:44 pm Southwest at times has been the highest payed pilot group. The original LCC and paying better than Legacy airlines.

I fully expect WJ to pass AC pilots next round.

With those growth plans theyll have to offer something

...and we just had a union demonstrate that striking is the way to move the needle, both with the company and a corrupt government (despite you attempting to spin it otherwise). The fact that ALPA is allergic to striking is a huge flaw, not an asset and much more could be accomplished (without it t...

B797ER wrote: ↑Wed Aug 27, 2025 3:40 pm Hey guys

What’s on the go for AC
Got an interview in July and nothing yet
Any news on any ground school calls ? Anyone in June/July heard anything ?

Blue skies !

rumor is rest of the fall will be filled with Jazz pilots

**** wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 3:17 pm Do you think the company/government will test 107 again with ALPA?

100%, its the only playbook AC knows

Man_in_the_sky wrote: ↑Wed Aug 06, 2025 7:24 pm

flyingcanuck wrote: ↑Wed Aug 06, 2025 10:12 am

Man_in_the_sky wrote: ↑Wed Aug 06, 2025 6:45 am

Not as strong as the pilot group, but still a very strong message.

what? its a higher YES than what we did

god...

98% of 98% is higher than 99.7% of 94%

LOL got me there

Man_in_the_sky wrote: ↑Wed Aug 06, 2025 6:45 am

Daniel Cooper wrote: ↑Tue Aug 05, 2025 9:06 pm

TalkingPie wrote: ↑Tue Aug 05, 2025 2:23 pm The strike vote results are in.

Percentage of YES votes: 99.7%

Participation rate: 94.6%

Thank you. That shows great resolve.

Not as strong as the pilot group, but still a very strong message.

what? its a higher YES than what we did

YVR has typically been a senior base and difficult to get into. The years of wide open bids aren't the norm. FAs reach a strike position in a few weeks. When that contract finally wraps up I think that we will see an end of Rouge in the deal, or at least not viable anymore for the company. If Rouge...

They'll just claim they can't do it because we don't have the staff. It's why we don't have ADG or improved Vacay credit tol the end of the contract... Don't know why it's our problem

junior schedules seems to be that, bunch of CDG / LHR , 24 hour layover, good thing is you are gone 48 hour, compares to the brutal 4 dayer 12 legs pairing we get on narrow body. To each his own. I’d much rather do 3 legs a day on a NB and be within 2 time zones than do a long red eye, stay up, res...