Air Canada Jazz

This is a short video showing the fleet of the Canadian Regional Airline, Air Canada Jazz.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Dash
• Dah8
• CRJ
• CRJ100
• CRJ200
• CRJ705
• Airplane
• Jazz
• Air
• AirCanada
• Airlines

[doggiepoo]

Air Canada is the international larger airline, running aircraft between ERJ 175's to Boeing 777's. They do the major routes in Canada, United States and Around The World.

Jazz is the internation Regional Airlines, that does smaller destinations only in Canada and the United States. Jazz serves smaller routes and runs smaller planes, anything from the Dash 8-100 all the way up the the CRJ-705.

[doggiepoo]

Nine Inch Nails

[flyguy905]

jazz is the biggest regional air line in the world.

[yah00ize]

Air Canada's retired fleet video on my channel plz visit and watch it..ty..

[pspboy7]

Canada is very proud of their airlines, best in the world and have the top records in safety.

[Millard97]

i Fly the Bombardier CRJ-705 for Air Canada jazz its really an easy aircraft to fly .

[SuperBen316]

nuce

[5xxdude]

I've flown on every plane Jazz operates.

[peteboy1113]

dogg good vid, but the music is to hard and loud. how about, come fly with me, by frank sinatra. the song would go good with your vid.

[ca4freaks]

i love air canada jazz, and air canada because I'm asian and non-asians are fucked up lesbians, bastards, hoors, dickweeds, and shitbrains

[defaultytuser]

Wow easy mate, I'm talking after MY experience in MY country. for example: here if the authorities set a minimum horizontal vsibilty of 2.500m to operate from a given airport, each airline can choose to raise the limit in order to be "safer" (like 3.000m for eg.) . They don't make up their own safety rules, they just restrict a bit more their operations.

I don't know if in Canada works that way too.

[duboisd31]

Thats Bullshit, Air regulation safety and transport board rules are all the same in Canada. No one makes up thier own safety rules. The pilot has the right personally to make a decision regarding

the safety of the landing, provided it falls within the guidelines of

common sense. If all airline pilots refused to land on a runway with a 1/2 inch of snow in Canada they would spend 70% of thier time at home looking after Momma and drinking Beer.