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@CherifBars58789 @AirCanada "It will be a cold day in hell before I allow twins to cross the atlantic" - The FAA director when asked about twin jets
There used to be a real fear of flying on a plane with only 2 engines since every other flight you'd have an engine failure, so i can understand the trauma
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@AirCanada I’ve never crossed the Atlantic in a twin and I don’t think I could ever get used to something like that.
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@JennNaturalGirl @Gologolum @Beafirechick The answer is yes. Any pilot on any aircraft including the ones listed above earn that salary for those prespective years
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@Gologolum @moesif_ @Beafirechick That doesn’t answer my question.
Are those salary examples of an FO on the Dreamliner & the Triple extreme/exceptional examples?
Do all FO on the 787 with 2yrs seniority make $64.0K/yr?
2 yr seniority w AC or on that plane?
What’s the pay scale different for an FO vs an RP?
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This is why Air Canada pilots are putting up a strong fight. These salaries are almost unbelievably low for the responsibilities being held. Meanwhile Executives are among the highest paid in north America. #AirCanadaPilots #aircanada #strike #aviation

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@Gologolum @Stashiv82 Please stop replying to trolls. Looking at his profile, all he does is argue with people online
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@Stashiv82 @moesif_ Indeed my apologies for knowing more than two languages.
Do you feel in a stronger position now?
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@Stashiv82 That's a general google search result from a random source. I gave you the actual numbers pulled directly from Air canada's pilot contract. Pretty obvious which one is more relevant
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@moesif_ @BD416X I’ve been following for a long time and spent enormous amount of time on the subject. I’ll say it again. The yr1-4 was the low hanging fruit. If it was just that they would have been resolved a year ago. This is about the high paid pilots wanting more (USA) salaries in Canada
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@Gologolum @CoswaySalesCan @BD416X It takes so long that most guys get to forced retirement before qualifying for it. The only ones that hold that position are the ones that were lucky to join the company young and served 30+ years. But air canada just likes to throw big numbers around to get public reactions
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@CoswaySalesCan @BD416X @moesif_ How long do you think it takes to get to a 777 captain position?
First officers on 777 AC are making what is on the screenshot. Less paid 777 FO in the WORLD!
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@Bobhaynes777 @3kwords @InvestorBusine3 For your own good Bob just please stop replying. There are some people on the internet that just live to troll
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@3kwords @InvestorBusine3 @moesif_ They will leave. And there will be noone left. As it STILL costs 150k for a licence.
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@InvestorBusine3 @3kwords Exactly. Let the free market run its course. We have a corporation with a history of government assistance when it comes to labour disputes trying to force their way agaib with assistance. Its quite the opposite of supply and demand
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@moesif_ It is an entry level job for flying for Air Canada.
If your claim that there is a shortage of candidates is correct (which I doubt) then Air Canada will raise salaries as a matter of its own self interest.
No need to strike!
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@moesif_ There are dozens of qualified applicants lining up for each available entry-level job at Air Canada.
Airline pilots are just as subject to the laws of supply and demand as the rest of us.
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THIS is what air canada pilots make. Dispite the massive misinformation campaign by the company, most are struggling to get by and some make less than 60k #Aircanada #pilots #ACpilots

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@nqthomas_avgeek @GrumpyMaxGato This is not an RJ operation. Air canada is the flag carrier and equivalent to Delta/United. Why does it seem like you want your peers to suffer?
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@GrumpyMaxGato @moesif_ I was just in Canada this summer. I paid same price for the same items in Canada as I do in the US. So again if you can’t live on 51k you are doing something wrong and living more lavishly then you should. Not that long ago RJ pilots were in food stamps here.
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@TouchKeepi14986 @kimmiesor What are you on about? There's no such thing as a weight premium. Its salary + flying over 75 flight time which most of the time is 0-5 hours a month. This doesn't include any work done without the plane moving. You're overcomplcating it when i just showed you a whole T4 summary
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@kimmiesor @moesif_ They're on salary every if they don't step into a cockpit. Plus flight time, weight premiums and more.
Anyone can google the contract.
$23/hr is bs and you know it.
Attendants get more than that.
Anything over 75hrs/month is premium pay as well.
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