......to get a new ADB (renewal) these days?

PilotDAR wrote: ↑Sun Apr 08, 2018 7:15 pm Excuse Photofly, there's more particulate matter in the air at the foot of Bathurst Street than Mclaughlin Road!

Pretty sure he wasn’t referring to air quality!

eyebrow737 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 13, 2018 7:08 pm Where's 'here'? Cargojet. The rumours at cargojet are that there's more and bigger airplanes coming. Anyone outside of cargojet confirm? ---------- ADS ----------- How would someone outside Cargojet know anything? If you’re inside Cargojet, why don’t you j...

I do have Eapis, I didn't even look at the option. Definetly something to consider. As for insurance, they would like me to get 10 hours dual. THAT is precisely why you need to do this flight. A local friend did the reverse and flew commercial out to BC to get his 182 T/RG and flew it back here to ...

On longer flights like that they have to stop for gas on the way. If the flight is longer than a single crew can do in a crew day, they would have a slip crew prepositioned at the fuel stop too. Flying from YVR to China, my best guess would be a stop for gas in Alaska. The Polaris cannot refuel in ...

Was thinking about the range of our old A-310s. Today’s flight departed YVR....do they have the range?

https://www.google.ca/search?q=trudeau+ ... AEEctQMvFM:

What about the flight crew? Would they have been questioned? Grounded? Turn around and fly the next leg?

For emple, and was turn down by experience is a plus for those company . of these company is hireing young guys in there 20's with I hope you didn't make spelling mistakes like this in your Cover letter...it would certainly paint you in a very poor light if you did. You might have already lost the ...

What if you only have one ball? This is a very insensitive comment to those who suffer every day from an undescended testicle.

I mean, really.

I completely agree with all of that, but in my opinion Rouge was spun to the public as a lower cost alternative. Where in fact, there is no alternative, especially in some holiday destinations. Name one route where there is no choice between rouge and another airline. That's not my point. I'm a ded...

I completely agree with all of that, but in my opinion Rouge was spun to the public as a lower cost alternative. Where in fact, there is no alternative, especially in some holiday destinations.

Yep there's no difference in price when you book AC / Rouge, or WJ / Encore. Same fare shows up just the fine print tells you who's operating what. Yes, make no mistake ......Rouge is supposed to be a low COST airline. ie cost to the company. It has NOTHING to do with the consumer. As far as I'm co...

Won't be long now....worldwide ADS-b for all.

http://gpsworld.com/spacex-launches-fir ... atellites/

I am not an airline pilot but.....isn't there a pilot briefing an hour before the flight? Routing, weather, manifest, etc? There is something fishy or missing with this story. The article states the co-pilot "found" the pilot preparing and then slumped over.

Black_Tusk wrote:Sounds like a lot of confusing instructions from ATC..

EVA was given an intial hdg of 090 and then received an instruction to turn LEFT to 180. This is a 270 degree turn..... Wouldn't this normally be questioned? Is this normal?

timel wrote:I am getting tired of reading idiotic articles based on stupid researches.

ChrisGK, maybe you could explain why do you want to know that?

WTF is wrong with you, dude? Did you pee the bed or something?

Sorry, couldn't find a way to post the article from the Globe: ".................... Canadian pilots are no longer obligated to fly an aircraft or helicopter in order to maintain a valid licence after Ottawa changed the rules to require only flight-simulator testing, a move aviation experts say thre...

Ferrying the PM and the media around to China and within China? Just curious.

Some helpful numbers here, Max RRSP contribution is $24,930 a year (which at AC you will reach when making above 140k). So, in 25 years at 6% interest you will have 1.5 million. If you deiced to budget to the age of 90 (and keep a 3.5% rate of return or better) that's $75,000 a year in retirement. ...

Question isn't relevant. I don't work for AC, but DC means just that - you contribute a certain amount, the company does as well, you choose a place to invest the funds, and then when you stop working, you stop working. No more paycheque. There is no "maximum", is there? As long as you're working, t...