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B-29 Superfortress Tours Canada The Journal of the Canadian Owners and Pilots Association FlightFEBRUARY 2019 B-29 Superfortress Tours Canada COPA REPORTS FROM ON BOard ‘FIFI’ More than 60 Classified Ads (P.39) ELECTRONIC LOGBOOKS DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY EASES WORKLOAD MEET JAYE EDWARDS COPA FLIGHT 175 HOSTS WWII VETERAN PM#42583014 freedom to EXPLORE Since 1960, Wipaire® has been bringing the freedom of water flying to Canada. Wipline® floats deliver the innovation, quality, and reliability you deserve. Where will they take you? South St. Paul, MN (KSGS) +1 (651) 451-1205 Leesburg, FL (KLEE) +1 (352) 323-4809 wipaire.com CONTENTS DEPARTMENTS 4 PRESIDENT’s CORNER MID-WINTER BLUES 6 MAILBOX ENGINE FAILURE TALK 8 NEWSLINE FLYGA JOINS COPA 14 PLANE TECH ELECTRONIC LOGBOOKS 16 AVIATION INSURANCE THE YEAR IN LOSSES 18 ON THE HORIZON 30 MARK YOUR CALENDARS 22 REGIONS LOCAL NEWS AND MEMBER FEATURE ACTIVITIES 30 FIFI VENTURES NORTH 34 AVIATION CAREERS What do you gift an airline captain for his 30th birthday? Especially for a pilot TRAINING SUBSIDIES AvAILABLE so in love with aviation he volunteers his time as a director for COPA, among other causes? How about a joyride in a Second World War-era Boeing B-29 ON THE COVER: Photographer Jean- Superfortress? That’s what Clark Morawetz's fiancée decided on. Read Clark’s Pierre Bonin captures FIFI in flight as it account inside. graces the skies over Canada. Doug Ronan Flight Southern Ontario (705) 327-4730, [email protected] COPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Clark Morawetz Southern Ontario EDitoR BC & Yukon (905) 809-4835, [email protected] Steve Drinkwater ~ Vacant Position ~ Québec [email protected] Jonathan Beauchesne, Trésorier / Treasurer 604.229.1629 David Black (514) 585-3959, [email protected] (604) 351-6851, [email protected] CONTRIBUTING EDitoR Mathieu Delorme Russ Niles Alberta & NWT (514) 248-5379, [email protected] Bram Tilroe Atlantic GRAPHIC DESIGNER (780) 986-2601, [email protected] Bill Mahoney, Eastern Vice-Chair Shannon Swanson (709) 685-6885, [email protected] Larry Biever (403) 651-3048, [email protected] Maritimes DISPLAY ADVERTISING SALES Brian Pound Katherine Kjaer Saskatchewan (902) 652-2822, [email protected] 250.592.5331 Shane Armstrong, Western Vice-Chair ~ Vacant Position ~ [email protected] (306) 370-1440, [email protected] Ex-Officio CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Manitoba Bernard Gervais, CEO and President SALES & PRODUCTION cooRDINAtoR Jim Bell, Secretary Roberta Drinkwater (204) 293-5402, [email protected] Canadian Owners and Pilots Association 1.800.656.7598 75 Albert Street, Suite 903, [email protected] Ontario Ottawa, ON K1P 5E7 Lloyd Richards 613-236-4901 | www.copanational.org Find us on Facebook CIRCULATION 613-236-4901 Northern Ontario (705) 267-7111, [email protected] AccoUNTING Anthea Williams COPA Members $15 per year Kevin Elwood Non-Members $30 per year Southern Ontario Single Copy Price $4.95 ASSISTANT ADMIN Rajei Gill (705) 444-9461, [email protected] (includes mailing in Canada) copA FLIGHT | FEBRUARY 2019 3 FROM THE TOP PRESIDENT’s CORNER WITH BERNARD GERVAIS WE DESIGN AND& BUILD HANGARS Individual • Corporate • FBO’s • T-Hangars MID-WINTER BLUES PUT NON-FLYING TIME TO GOOD USE Here’s wHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU: Architectural & Engineered Drawings The days are short and you may get a you should, at least once in a while, go Municipal Applications & Permits Airport Applications & Approvals little less flying done, but there is much through them and see which ones apply Transport Canada & NavCan Applications you can do in front of a screen on those to you or your area of the country. 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