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I feel sorry for the Mustang boys...hear Great Slave is getting some good pilots!!!

Latest I heard was just 2 500's going over - no big deal then!

As far as bashing goes - this is just East West politics!!!

We all know who the shittt companies are to work for, and know one on these forums works for any of them!!! right!!! 😱 😱 😱
 
Qua? whats' NBAA...North Bay Alcoholics Annon? :lol: :lol:

...been there, done that... :blink:
 
Another bit of info in the saga of the frenchman's march west; I heard that after the purchase of a portion of Vul.. I mean Venture, the payscale, which during the high flying season was larger salary/smaller flight pay, is now going to be changed to the opposite just in time to save the company money during the slow season. If this is true shame on you Mr. Frenchman, if I'm only spreading gossip with no fact then I apologise... no I don't, STAY OUT OF THE WEST UNTILL WE CAN ALL COMPETE ON A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD. RATE CUTTING TACTICS ARE DESTROYING THIS INDUSTRY. :angry:
 
You have got to be kidding...vulture just pulled the sheets out from under there full time guys by cutting the big fat monthly salary!!! way to go management..!!!
 
Aw, c'mon...Look at the bright side, they'll get what they pay for, and the customers will soon figure it out. :shock:
Once the kitchens on fire, they'll have no choice but to retreat back to their loving caring homeland where they can stew in their ignorance once more, until they can brave the west once again. No self respecting pilot or engineer would put up with that bull for long.
 
What a fantastic combination. Airborne / Mustang / Venture. Can you think of a more bottom fed combination. Maybe the pilots association isnt such a bad idea. Its the only way to protect our intrests.
 
What I know..............the few pilots and AME's that I know who work for Mustang are all first class.
What I heard..............the contract pay is good (most everyone is contract), even better than the average....the Mustang machines are owned without financing and there is no hull insurance on them, allowing them to cut rates

I have nothing to do with the companies in question and don't know the company management at all - also not endorsing anything they are doing, just passing on tidbits to help paint the picture so to speak. will be interested to hear any other comments on this...
 
No doubt about it. Mustang had built a good crew. I heard everyone is looking elswhere though, with the re shuffle going on. Most of the guys were ex AES anyway. Sounds like Great Slave will do well this year.
 
oh good, not enough money (result of low rates) to fix an airframe right after a crash....a little duct tape and bondo...voila! Good as new again eh Pierre!
 
The Mustang equipment that I saw this summer was top-notch, as were the guys. It's a shame that they are all quitting over this latest political fiasco though. The Revelstoke Ski job that they won will separate the Men from the boys, some of the previous Cambell crew are rumored to be stepping aside of the entire Mustang mess, so they're looking at NEW crew operating in that fog infested YRV sh%t-hole. Be safe boys, YRV is the world capital of upside down 205's...........
 
I can attest to 407's perspective of Revelstoke being a nasty place to fly the ski crowd around, particularily if you have not had the luxury of several years of local exprience. Half a mile is the norm vis and if you have not seen the terrain in summer... well your pretty much just looking for sticks floating in a glass of milk.
Just ask the Selkirk Mountain Helicopters gang what an average day is like for them doing Lodge transfers and supporting CMH. Worked along side them last year, an amazing bunch of proffessionals. We had to call them in on a sling rescue for one of our skiers last year and were very, very impressed with their ability to accomplish a difficult rescue mission in poor weather. But then, they fly there year round. Nice having guy's like that around.
Ciao
 
Here's the latest. Apparently all the machines picked up by Mustang ( 2 x 500, 1 x AS350BA ) have all been grounded upon arrival. I hope they got them for a song. Sounds like they need a bit of work. The funny thing is they were all fresh out of inspection. Kind of scary eh. :shock:
 
I worked at A.E.S. for awhile .The had prblems but there was agood group of pilots ,a couple of decent engineers and above average training
 
since the topic of training has been brought up, more specifically the naming of a company as being above average, where is the line drawn?
Who sets the bar, who's above and who's below?
Feel free to start any replies under a new topic, since I'll feel really bad taking a semi-on topic thread, further off topic.
 
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