thrust set wrote: ↑Thu Apr 16, 2020 1:46 am I’ve heard plans of returning with only 39-737’s and 22-Q400’s. What are the plans for the 787’s and the 767’s? Initially parking or any being returned ?
Good luck to all, hope for a quick return.

TS

I think it's 17-737s and 22-Q400s. 39 aircraft total.

I really hope no type rated people are taking the job at the current rates. You should be paid as short term contractor with your own deal. You are incredibly valuable to them since they are unable to train anyone and you will be leaving when the current glut of cargo flying is over. If they were st...

Or buy AC stock. Deal goes through it goes up. Deal doesn't go through it goes up. Win-Win-Win

WestJet and Swoop really have nothing in common with Lufthansa and GermanWings.

Is every airline being bought?

I think the rumours of Rouge's death have been greatly exaggerated.

Wow it's caused by resonance. Some engineer is getting fired.

Is it Westjetty to drop a dime on your colleagues at your ULCC division?

I'm curious if most laid of Air Transat are actively trying to pursue new jobs or are waiting for this buyout to happen? It's fun to speculate on what might happen but if it stops someone from advancing their career in the meantime it be harmful to them. If the dream of being merged into the ACPA se...

All flour and baking powder has been sold out here for weeks.

I got an email from them yesterday. In reply to one I sent in January.

Careful tintin I got called a degenerate for suggesting that.

TFTMB heavy wrote: ↑Tue Mar 24, 2020 6:52 am If the lists are merged during these layoffs, all TS pilots senior to AC pilots that are still working would remain laid off.

Interesting. Thanks for the correction.

Has a seniority list merger ever happened during a layoff period? What happens then? I would say any pilot on layoff before the seniority list merger will remain on layoff. Even if pilots junior to them are merged into the list. ie. AC pilots will remain laid off while TS pilots are employed. Any a...

Perhaps the competition bureau will announce a delay in the report due to their workers being at home due to virus.

There may be a silver lining in that layoff notice for Transat pilots. If their management truly believes the deal with AC is going through at the price negotiated there is no reason to continue operating the company while losing money hand over fist. Better to sit back and wait for your $750 millio...

Air Transat has laid off all it's flight attendants but not the pilots (so far).

My captain and i are still sure that we did NOT hear the EMB call "reject". Apparently they made the call at the same time as another radio call and it got blocked. A major safety issue with ATC communications. Hmmmm...i wonder if it was me calling "taking position and holding on runway 06L." I hav...

genetic jack hammer wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 3:20 pm My captain and i are still sure that we did NOT hear the EMB call "reject".

Apparently they made the call at the same time as another radio call and it got blocked. A major safety issue with ATC communications.

Flat pay should be flat. If it is X amount when you are busy it should still be X amount when you're not. That's a risk you take when you set up something like flat salary.