As for the psych eval, if you fail it or if it's inconclusive they give you a second one. And if that is inconclusive or you fail it, you see their doctor. This is the psych eval: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minnesota_Multiphasic_Personality_Inventory The psych eval is measured as a deviation fro...

The wheels were in contact with the ground, but that aircraft still wanted to fly. The internal pressure to push through a bad approach is one of our biggest self-imposed demons in this business.

Landing footage:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Dy_QMnph5TE

CP also covers the NL air ambulance fleet fleet. It is year round. Tough sell!

Always heard good things about this group, anyone know what's with all the movement? Always nice to see hiring out our way though.

Hello Is Porter looking to hire E2 FOs for the remainder of the year and 2027? How much do FOs fly in a year? Are the newer FOs on reserve or can hold a block? Thank you! The latest from the company was no outside hiring for 2026 but I suspect that won't be (and probably already isn't) the case. I ...

https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/laguardia-collision-ice-airports-tsa-03-23-26?post-id=cmn38jas90000356rhlir19wd The post accident details are something else, from the "I messed up" ATC statement and the "you did the best you could" response from Frontier to the "Flight attendant found alive outside...

Insultingly low unless there are ton of benefits and bonuses that go along with it. $150,000 - $175,000 and must have an FAA ticket.

Agreed on the enhanced reporting requirements for taxiways. I was out on the east coast recently and asked about the taxiways and was basically given a "what you see is what you get". We definitely crept along and with 30-40kt wind gusts, it was not a fun feeling at all. Looking at the YHM picture, ...

Worked there not to long ago.. Salary pay and is about $41,000 a year. You will most likely have to work in Kitchener for six months or longer as ground help when you first start before flying. Typically work is 10 days on at 10 hours per day, then five days off cycles. 10 hours per day is just a s...

Has it already been pulled? I want to be in on the chuckle.

I've had a few landings where I have considered it.

I wonder what the company housing is like? Peace River is a bit off the beaten path though.

If only we had a massive constellation of machines flying around the troposphere and low stratosphere that could be equipped to take a few additional measurements that these balloons do.I'll give the company representative credit, they took huge responsibility for the event and called it unacceptabl...

https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/incidents/united-airlines-pilot-injured-after-mystery-object-smashes-windshield-at-36000-feet/news-story/7b2c9ce1e2a073152a65c5715e504ec8 https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/10/something-from-space-may-have-just-struck-a-united-airlines-flight-over-utah/ ...

Provincial is constantly hiring for medevac, surveillance and Dash 8 705 ops in both St. John's and Halifax; hopefully the pay is improving. Porter is an option for a Dash 8 spot in Halifax, but it's a pretty senior spot. You did ask about a jets though, both cities do have 704 and 604 corporate ope...

Every one of his posts are like this. I don't really understand the point of actually taking time out of your day to do it, but to each their own. Just ignore.... This place attracts a lot of mental health cases, it's either this or they're out yelling at park benches. BTW... When's Air Canada goin...

I know I woke up this morning, took a look at the state of the planet and thought "that damn Sunwing subforum has got to be dealt with"

Aircraft departed YYT for the Azores. I'm hearing it was an Air Tractor AT-802, 120nm east of St. John's. Pontoon located with debris, life raft found empty. Edit...confirmed, Fireboss. https://ntv.ca/life-raft-and-small-debris-field-spotted-after-single-engine-plane-crashes-off-newfoundland/ Scary ...

Monocularpilot wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 11:07 am What are you talking about jazz have no flying out east??? They literally have bases in YUL and YYZ. Living in YUL is also not that expensive compared to the two other major cities.

Montreal is out west for us I was specifically looking at the east coast. I do appreciate everyone's input!

Right on, thanks for the heads up. Looks like it will only be good every other year, which seems like a fair compromise

Fingers crossed that they'll renew it!

karmutzen wrote: ↑Fri Feb 07, 2025 1:15 pm
I see posts of the horror that it is single -engine. The last thing I’d worry about is a PT6 failure.

Often the last thing you worry about is just that.

I'm heading towards 50 very quickly, live on the east coast, around 10,000 hours corporate, 705, + bush/specialty flying, plus a fair bit of management/safety exeperience. Currently flying international, long distance corporate. My wife is having some health issues and the idea of bombing off to an ...

If Santa doesn't bring you what you ask for this year are you going to blame the Canada Post strike?

We're having significantly better service with FSI plus the little extras like offering a paper option for all the manuals is certainly appreciated. They treat our humble little department like we're a big deal to them and I really notice the difference. Zero complaints with them!