Northern Air Cargo
08-13-2019, 07:45 PM
#261
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Originally Posted by wjcandee
When I said the Aloha 767, I meant the one that's painted in the Aloha Air Cargo livery. Technically, it's not a wet lease. It's a dry lease with a separate, temporary, CMI agreement with ATI until such time as NAC gets its ETOPS certification. However, I appreciate your clarification that the aircraft is on the NAC certificate rather than the Aloha one.
it is a NAC 767, because Aloha does not have any 767s on their certificate and never will. the N-number is listed in the NAC op-specs.
As I said before, Aloha Air Cargo is a brand name.
The other 767s are painted one in NAC livery and one in StratAir livery. StratAir is not even an airline, they are just a freight forwarding company. But Salt Chuk owns them too.
08-13-2019, 07:51 PM
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[QUOTE=flyjustinfly;2867941]Are there any 767 pilots on here that can give a summary of the training with NAC?[/QUOTE
-10 days of indoc
-Go to Boeing in MIA and take their 767 initial coarse ( about 6 weeks)
- do OE in MIA , min of 25 hrs
-released to the line
-10 days of indoc
-Go to Boeing in MIA and take their 767 initial coarse ( about 6 weeks)
- do OE in MIA , min of 25 hrs
-released to the line
08-14-2019, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by tikicarver
Well our CEO says it is a wet lease, so I defer to him
it is a NAC 767, because Aloha does not have any 767s on their certificate and never will. the N-number is listed in the NAC op-specs.
As I said before, Aloha Air Cargo is a brand name.
The other 767s are painted one in NAC livery and one in StratAir livery. StratAir is not even an airline, they are just a freight forwarding company. But Salt Chuk owns them too.
it is a NAC 767, because Aloha does not have any 767s on their certificate and never will. the N-number is listed in the NAC op-specs.
As I said before, Aloha Air Cargo is a brand name.
The other 767s are painted one in NAC livery and one in StratAir livery. StratAir is not even an airline, they are just a freight forwarding company. But Salt Chuk owns them too.
Everything else you say is correct. The StratAir plane is a flying billboard for StratAir, and is leased by and operated by NAC.
09-11-2019, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Omanko
Oct. 1st i think....
The 767 training was stopped for a short period to take care of some problems with the training program.
Pilots that are currently waiting for 767 training will start up again in Oct, maybe that is what you heard.
09-11-2019, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by dogo
So the feds shut down the 767 training program?
we just stopped the initial 767 training coarse after an internal audit found inconsistency with the Boeing training and our manuals.
re-current training never stopped.
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