I believe the original poster was referring to using semaglutides not for diabetes treatment but simply for weight loss management (with no comorbidities) as is quite common now. As TC hates to pigeon hole itself into any blanket policy regarding certain medications, it’s probably a roll of the dice...

Holy crap, that’s brutal. I’m not doubting the accuracy of your statement, but how did you find out those timelines? Because that’s way more information than any of us here have been able to get out of anyone at civil aviation medicine/RAMO/AMRB.

There is a roadshow by the exec, negots committee and ALPA legal next week that will answer these questions. They will visit each base. If you are a Jazz pilot I suggest you attend. If you are not, wait until the completion of the road shows next Friday and someone here will enlighten you.

Negative,
Only an elected officer(LEC CA/FO rep or secretary treasurer) can go to Washington to look at this stuff. And then record it and publically disseminate it? Negative again. But hey this is an anonymous forum and no one is fact checking anything so anything goes right?

The only one in YYC that would have access to this(if real) is the LEC chair/vice chair/secretary treasurer. Which one of these is your YYC spiderman? So you are now implicating one of them as sharing with you someone’s personal expenses for you to disseminate on a public forum? And then someone is ...

For the 20(made up within the last two weeks) handles that purport to “speak for the Jazz pilots” I cannot thank you enough for this very insightful poll. While you are at it, why don’t you figure out why the FO rep has not put his name on any of the YUL “LEC” comms. Mudslinging in public is a bad l...

Holy f$ck dude… You like our lord and savior now?

You will publish the numbers? You sure do have friends in high places to have access to this. How exciting! Can’t wait!

So what if/when “those numbers” come out, people aren’t as outraged as you feel they should be and/or there still isn’t enough support to recall the chair? You seem like a very unhinged individual. What are you going to do with all that anger then?

Quite the opposite. Too bad you can’t see that. We saw rot. And the rot numbers are coming. You will thank us one day. Your posts have done nothing but discredit the very movement you are trying to promote. For that I thank-you. This whole thing has been a very “people in glass houses shouldn’t thr...

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The Canada Board is not going to do sweet f$ck all with these numbers. They are probably wondering why the hell the numbers were even sent to them. CB is the longest serving ALPA officer in Canada right now. All ALPA executive expenditures have to pass at least two levels of approval: the MEC treasu...

I’ll agree to disagree with you. I guess we will see

You said earlier you are not a rep. You have way too much knowledge of inside information to not be a rep or union officer of some type. There are internal mechanisms to deal with abuse of finances which if valid would have removed the exec which the unhappy reps could have used without going public...

It’s not public, it’s MEC business. Hawaiian airlines MEC is based there. If this is public why don’t you go find the MEC travel expenses for that MEC and distribute it to all the Hawaii pilots and see what they think? This should be handled internally first to see if meets ALPA national policy. If ...

The middle one about the vehicle expenses. Fair enough, but he’s above this smear campaign in public

“Montreal Pilots, It has come to our attention that the MEC executive chairman has travelled to Honolulu on four occasions: 1) December 4 to 12, 2022 2) February 23 to March 6, 2023 3) December 7 to 20, 2023 4) December 5 to 11, 2024 We are unaware of any direction the MEC gave to the executive cha...

The most likely reason the unhappy reps did not move the resolution is because they knew they didn’t have the votes for it to be a successful recall. In other words, not enough MEC reps agree with the couple of disgruntled rep’s position(that the exec has to go) for it to be successful.

“The exec has called this vote rapidly while they believe they still have the votes. As momentum builds, and it is, they may lose the votes within a few weeks. An expected move by the exec. However, the YUL motion stands regardless, and so this will be revisited in due course, sooner than later. Tue...

Buddy you are quite the piece of work with your insults and earlier “heel on a throat” madness. I tried to keep it civil but you went off the rails. I know your type. Anyway a national email came out and you got your wish for a formal recall vote next week. Should be interesting but which ever way i...

Those are the claims/opinions of 2/3 of the YUL reps(one of whom is non-voting at the MEC level). Strangely the other voting YUL rep is adamantly opposed to these motions. He has been at the MEC meetings/office several times. So he must be blind or deaf because he does not agree with your assertions...

Teamgrifter wrote: ↑Thu Mar 13, 2025 9:48 pm No. No one came to me or us.

We are here to put our heel on a throat. Out of disgust. And that heel has been placed. Only the weight of it is left to bare. And it will be.

Cheers.

So how did your meeting go today? Did you get to “put your heel on a throat” ?

What difference does the rest of the world make? This is the Canadian reality

Air Canada flew 50 seat CRJs in the 1990s and early 2000s and E175s in the mid 2000s to mid 2010s
You don’t have to look far, just in the mirror

Simulator evaluation? I thought applicants to the Jazz Approach cadet program generally have 0 flight experience. What would they be evaluated on?