Tango Foxtrot
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Rudder Please don't cloud the issue with facts
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Looks like there's a link to Air Canada / Jazz after all. The aircraft involved is C-FWRR. Ex Air Canada CRJ 100.
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If they want to replace one of their board of directors with a Canadian, I'll take the job and vote however they want me to P.S. thanks KargoKings Posts like yours are what make this forum great.
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Another A320 lands with nosegear rotated 90 degrees
Tango Foxtrot replied to conehead's topic in Airline Aviation Forum
If you read down in the comments the RAT being deployed is discussed. Apparently the procedure is to shut down the engines as you land. Why would you not start the APU ? Would it be a fire hazard in the event of a crash? -
So if you lease your aircraft from ALC or GECAS they own your airline If YKF is a viable operation, someone will fill the void should Flair disappear.
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The Twin Otter Pub has been on the local news a few times lately. I have never been there, but plan on going soon. "David Bowie " apparently flew Twin Otters with Ken Borek Air. I have a feeling Somebody here knows him . And yes, I to am wondering about happy hour?
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http://thetwinotterpub.com A pub in Edmonton. And it is owned by David Bowie
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So let me get this straight If I tell my wife that I want a mistress, she will make me buy your airplane? Nice little machine Rich
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UpperDeck I think I speak for everyone here when I say we are very happy to see that you are finally able to get to your boat. Jealous, but happy Pics
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Not fair. I wanted to like Seeker's post, but there's no icon
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Sorry dude. You just lost all your credibility.
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Standing on the ramp in YVR watching an A340 take off...... The guy standing beside me started chanting......" I think I can, I think I can, I think I can...."
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Thanks Kargokings Good link Looks like the new fuel delivery system is not completed yet. I think YVR already has a pipeline to the refineries. Looks like when the airport was busy, the pipeline was supplemented by 70 truck loads a day. Interesting that a new daily Asia flight would add another 80 truckloads of fuel a month. That's a lot of fuel and trucks. The new pipeline is 14 inches in diameter !
