Anyone know what's up? Right after takeoff they turned around and went back to Magdalen.

THIS WILL SOUND EVERY 3 SECONDS UNLESS SOMETHING ISN'T OK.

Who are they? Is their identity a secret? It's time to start publicly naming and shaming quarantine breachers. Incredible narcissism.

The good news is if the regulators start making big demands the new guy is more likely to just walk away from the deal. This isn't his baby.

'97 Tercel wrote: ↑Tue Oct 13, 2020 3:55 pm yep

..and live in your parent's basement.

Ridiculous. I live in someone else's basement.

It probably depends on the type of LOA. For a parental LOA they still might accure service.

I ain't clicking that link. Air Canada is a publicly traded company and leaking meetings about negotiations between the company and labor unions could draw the attention of Securities regulators on yourself, this website, and anyone viewing it.

Uh no we're fine.

I'm kind of glad they're gone. A lot of the RP's I talked to had significant responsibilities outside of work and told me that's why they bid RP. Which makes you kind of wonder if they're just along for the ride more or less.

Jean-Pierre wrote: ↑Sat Jul 25, 2020 2:01 pm I think the issue is flat pay pilot were already taking a hit for the good of the group.

Unbelievable that they had the results of a very recent member survey saying flat pay was the biggest issue, and then they agreed to make it even worse.

So you could retire at 60 but you want more pension. Unicorns are real they're just fat, grey, and called rhinos.

Aviation authorities seem to lack the resources or expertise to thoroughly validate a modern airliner so they rely on the manufacturer to self validate. Which of course may have a conflict of interest.

The media will likely rip to shreds any organization that publicly questions anti-Covid measures or the government imposing them.

Latest from Air Transat While the Corporation remains firmly committed to completing the transaction with Air Canada, certain factors beyond its control and related to the COVID-19 pandemic could influence the outcome of the proposed arrangement. The market conditions of the global industry have bee...

No they are exempt, nationally.

Good point pie. You're also out of the birdstrike danger zone faster.

Ah I thought they modernized the seats in the early 2000's. That explains why the F-18 ejection seat worked much better at an even worse angle and altitude. These seats effectively drove them into the ground. You'd have to wonder if they'd be better off staying onboard and trying to pull out of the ...

It was not 90 degree nose down when they ejected. Not even close. Airspeed was actually pretty low too due to just coming out of the spin. I thought modern ejection seats were supposed to be zero-zero certified. Their chutes weren't even close to being open despite traveling a fair distance through ...

I agree this sounds like a repo job.

Boeing pulled the plug on the Embraer purchase. From Wikipedia Boeing terminated the planned joint ventures on April 24, 2020, saying that Embraer did not satisfy the conditions established in their agreement.[33] Industry analysts said that the $4.2 billion deal became unbalanced as Embraer's mark...

160tonoaha, I have serious doubts about whether you fly for AC. None of my experiences line up with yours at all. You have simply repeated oft said claims about the FD attitude, and conversations on AC’s FD’s. None of it happens to any type of degree that you claim. I’ll tell you what, why don’t yo...

Very humble that you would even accept not being a Captain at Air Canada after 18 years of flying experience.

What a tasteless remark. Wishing you a speedy recovery gustind.

Jean-Pierre wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 1:16 pm As the number of confirmed corona case hit 20000 people are starting to wake up about how corrupt and disorganized Quebec really is.

Looks like they are sending in the army to try to sort things out there.

hurtin'albertan wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 9:43 am

Bede wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 6:47 pm

hurtin'albertan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 9:04 am

Yes. And a bunch over 65.

There's 8.

I stand corrected. I was told there were 30-40 just recently, but your numbers are probably more accurate.

Maybe they got offered a late retirement package.