I think we all need to open our eyes and pay attention. The fact of the matter is nobody knows shit. Every countries experts have their own expert opinion. So who is right? It’s been nothing but contradictions since the start.
Didn’t Israel announce they had a vaccine a month or so ago?

My problem is the government has set the rules for what risk is okay and what risks are not. Maybe my values are not completely inline with those values. So the government has elected to @#$! our industry, yet gyms are open and covid is spreading within the gyms because you remove your mask as per ...

I think we can all agree that you don’t say dude, bro or man in an interview and to people you don’t know (and depending on the social situation, it STILL could be acceptable ie. you bump into somebody by accident “oh sorry dude”) Rockie had a blanket issue with it saying it was juvenile period. Tha...

Cmon really?
Social norms. You act differently in a bar with your buddies than you do at the gala. You don’t say dude in an interview etc. Your arguments have no substance and when I use the same argument against you it’s a big no-no.

Tons of people who are successful and are not teenagers say dude, buddy and bro, Rockie. Get over it. You’d have to be absolutely retarded to say that in an interview, so why bring it up?

What do I do if you call me Mister, Sir or Man (as in “hey man”)? I’m not your Mister, don’t call me that.

What he said.

Yycjetdriver wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2020 9:20 pm
Maybe it’s more of Morningstar realizing their own shortcomings and deflecting. They might realize their own WAWCON’s fall short

YOU WISH

Good read indeed. We need a fucking reality check.

Beards and moustaches stink. In Medieval times, beards were thought to protect the wearer's face from abrasions during fights. Like the myth of grey hair, beards could be seen as an indicator of wisdom, regardless of the idiocy of the wearer. In later eras, moustaches were seen as abbreviated beard...

Perfect way to control us since the start of this nonsense. They say jump, we ask how high.

The motivation is robbing people of their livelihoods. The motivation is saving money. The steam engine, the jacquard loom, and the computer have all been accused of the same. In all cases, the complaints have been futile. If you're familiar with English history you'll know how the term Luddite cam...

The Raven wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2020 9:58 amStock market's gonna go nuts (well that might be a stretch )

Agree!
Since the start of the pandemic, the market has made absolutely 0 sense! It is clear that the market =\= economy anymore!
Crazy times. I am eager to see.

Second wave second wave.... every freaking week everyone’s like oh second wave is right around the corner.
What about the Beijing second wave the media had us shitting our pants for? Yea, there was none.
Still waiting *yawn*

Single pilot on a modern heavy jet sure, it's actually less workload than flying a Navajo SPIFR. I've never flown a Navajo SPIFR but I have flown fast jets including really old ones with scattershot instrument panels, black ball attitude indicators, antiquated navigation radios and of course no aut...

Do you think they are trying to tell you something? Learning a language really is a lot of fun. It’s possible they’re trying to tell you “something”.....if they’re jerks. Otherwise, I think it’s more of a “natural habitat” sort of thing where speaking French is their norm and they would have to rem...

I've always wondered why there are no Control Zones in Canada designated as Class B. The CARs and the Designated Handbook have the provision for that in there, but how come airspace as busy as CYYZ or CYYC is not designated as Class B. South of the border, loads of airports like Seattle, JFK, etc. ...

Weird flex but ok

altiplano wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 8:10 am

Rockie wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 1:10 am

fishface wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 9:43 pm

I don’t believe you. Einstein said never to believe anything you read on the internet.

The first “internet” was built in 1983, Albert Einstein died in 1955. Maybe you’re talking about another Einstein.

LOL yup. The interwebs is hard.

RedAndWhiteBaron wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 9:23 pmAnd never forget - 73% of statistics are made up on the spot.

I don’t believe you. Einstein said never to believe anything you read on the internet.

LOL ouch. I was thinking more like on this side of the pond.

Unlike many airlines, OWG will track its aircraft in real time using sophisticated satellite-based communication systems.

Umm, what respectable 705 airline DOESNT do that?

We will wait and see how fast air travel bounces back. Not to hijack the thread, but I follow Eurocontrol on social media and they post a lot of numbers. Yesterday saw 12770 flights pass through their system - 38% week over week increase (some 3500 more flights). Most flights since March 20th. And ...

Agreed!
Anyway, yes, I would fly.