ACE to fly DC-10's for Air Canada Cargo
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ACE to fly DC-10's for Air Canada Cargo
AllCanada Express (ACE) to fly DC-10's to Europe for Air Canada Cargo starting in the fall.
http://www.yyznews.com/Aug.html
http://www.yyznews.com/Aug.html
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Any clues who's DC10s will be used? ACE do not currently operate this type?
There are does generally seem to be a lot of rumoured DC10F routings and start ups due to commence this fall, worldwide.
There are does generally seem to be a lot of rumoured DC10F routings and start ups due to commence this fall, worldwide.
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Good for them - it will be nice to see some big stuff around. I am somewhat skeptical that they will be flying in the fall (if they are to be owned by ACE) it will take forever to get the AC certified in this country.
I suppose they could have a 3rd party operate them though.
Can anyone that works for ACE clarify how this is going to work?
I suppose they could have a 3rd party operate them though.
Can anyone that works for ACE clarify how this is going to work?
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I heard it was Gemini, and they were doing it on a sub-charter on ACE's behalf until they were up and running with the '10's. Crews are training and there is already one on the OC.
I beleive there may be a regulation in Canada that will only allow a foreign carrier to be contracted for such work as long as there is no acceptable domestic operation that may provide the service. Just something I read in another discussion, but it may be true.
I beleive there may be a regulation in Canada that will only allow a foreign carrier to be contracted for such work as long as there is no acceptable domestic operation that may provide the service. Just something I read in another discussion, but it may be true.
