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 Post subject: CMA loses a stove near CYQU.
PostPosted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 9:20 pm 
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Heard they completed a ground run on the engines because they were having some trouble. Decided everything was okay and headed out. Made it to FL240 and lost all of the oil and had plenty of smoke billowing out.

Returned for an uneventful landing at CYQU (with a neat looking approach). Everyone okay. Good job to the crew!

This was two days ago. Anyone have any other details?


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Plane was sitting at the QU terminal for a couple days, saw an AME working on it. Gone now, dunno if it's in a hangar or left QU. Didn't look like to much of mess from what I saw.


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Kenmore? Was it gas or electric?

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hazatude wrote:
Kenmore? Was it gas or electric?

accualy it was an american made trail stove :D
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The worst part was that the crew had to go home hungry :P

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Stove wasn't lost....it was relocated to the pilot house because theirs broke.




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WOW! CMA is racking them up.$$$$$
-lost oil pressure about 6 months near Grande Praire
-lost oil pressure about 3 months ago on take off from Edmonton
-lost a PT section on take off somewhere out west.
The pilots are getting their experience on one enigne landings!


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The pilots are getting their experience on one enigne landings


Oh no! Not one engine!

Reminds me about the time a B-52 lost an engine, and declared an emergency ... for the dreaded SEVEN engine approach :roll:

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Dave T wrote:
Gone now, dunno if it's in a hangar or left QU. Didn't look like to much of mess from what I saw.


No, it's still there. Sitting in a hangar having the left engine replaced.


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Ya 50% of your power vs. 88% power. That's the same. :lol:


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any which way you look at it, its still $$$ and bad P.R.!


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Good thing there paying there pilots the big bucks!....................oh wait :cry:
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$22,500........ :shock:
I hope their Dornier pilots have a different pay scale because that pay sucks!!! Well I guess they have lots of money to replace those engines because with that crap pilot pay the owners wallets must be stuffed with $bucks$


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nope, same pay scale for the dornier too. They sweeten the pot with a bond on the dornier though.


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...and it was only a few years ago half you guys would have given your left nut for a job there.


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well times have changed and so has the industry...UP THE PAY!
My roommate just told me the the AMEs got a big raise a week or two ago, any talk of the pilots getting one.


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g5: There was guys complaining about the payscale and the bond 2 years ago too. This ins't a recent happening.


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Hedley wrote:

Reminds me about the time a B-52 lost an engine, and declared an emergency ... for the dreaded SEVEN engine approach :roll:


I overheard a C-5 near S'toon heading for Alaska tell Winnipeg they had to shut an engine down and were requesting a clearance back to home base...in South Carolina.

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maybe one day they up the pilots wage too........= :lol:


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So why have a 12 year pay scale if it tops out after 8?


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because CMAs owners think newbie pilots aren't smart enough to realize this and will enter with a smile and hope


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How low is low time?


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Depends how low they go when they drop to their knees in the interview :wink:


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Oh my lord...is that all a CMA Capt makes after 12 years? Gee, that's an incentive to stay with the airline. Not. A Cathay Capt makes $214k a year at the 12year mark. But I guess they offer other perks....as mentioned in this post.


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other perks???????!?????.......LIKE?????


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other perks???????!?????.......LIKE?????


On your days off you can fly to Lloydminster for next to nothing! :?


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