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From the "InfoCanadi>n" magazine. |
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Issue dated December 1993 |
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During 1993, Maintenance & Engineering completed its first modified C Check as part of a new maintenance program for the B-737. "Could all the work be done in five days?", proclaimed Ken Goosen, Director of Line Maintenance. The Calgary crew included, from the left: Steve Boehler, Maintenance Supervisor; Bob Antonius, ICC; Glenn Ruzycki, program controller and Ron O'Grady, ICC. |
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Issue dated February 1994 |
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Charter Madness. During the federal election last fall of 1993, Canadian Airlines provided charter service to the Liberal Party, which eventually was elected to a majority government. For 47 days a hardy crew of Canadian Airlines employees transported Liberal leader Jean Chretien, his political staff and an entourage of media reporters. Since they covered 30,000 miles - 60 stops in 32 cities, the crew took it upon themselves to regularly do a few wacky things to relieve the day-to-day tensions of the campaign trail. On Halloween, for example for a flight from Thunder Bay to Yellowknife, the entire crew dressed up in zany costumes and served pizza. The charter crew included, from the left: CSD Carlos Furthado, First Officer Eric David, Flight Attendant Joanne Gauthier, Captain John Burridge, Airports Flight Coordinator Knut Ohm, Flight Attendants Carolyne Rodgrigues and Linda Frenette and the scary masked Flight Engineer Joe Desouza. |
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Issue dated March / April 1996 |
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All smiles and eager to learn the ACS system, this group of agents travelled to Vancouver's Training Department from far and wide. Front row, from the left to right: Dave Griffiths, Whitehorse (YXY); Louise Crimmen, London, England (LHR); Gladys Hrabel, Edmonton City Centre (YXD). Middle row: Len Smith, Comox (YQQ); Len Steg, Vancouver (YVR); Linda Collard, Honolulu (HNL). Back row: Penny Reid (Airport Training); Kathleen Thomas, (Airport Training); Jack Plain, Customer Service Automation, Vancouver (YVR); Franca Bentrovato, Sault Ste. Marie (YAM) and Adele Garibaldi, Toronto (YYZ). |
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