I Have NO IDEA Where This Plane Is Going.

I took a flight across Quebec onboard a small airliner, which ended up turning into quite a mystery tour.
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[@Mrcento]

Just for giggles, knowing the passengers could see them, the pilots really should have had some fun with that map, turning it around random ways and lots of shrugging 😂

[@tonytowers5889]

Love it! 🤣🤣

[@sanchoodell6789]

And pulling onto a nearby cloud, rolling down the window and asking for directions!

[@mxyzptlyk]

My first ever flight was on a De Havilland Heron (G-ASCX).It was Ferranti's Executive aircraft. My dad worked on the Bloodhound guided missile program in the 1960s.I was 11 years old. One of the passengers, an Irishman called Bill Holden was seriously frightened of flying and this thing was bouncing around at about 10,000 feet in cloud and snow on our way to Zurich. My dad worked at the Swiss Air Force base at Meggen. The co-pilot came out of the cockpit and handed Bill two pieces of rope, telling him that he needed to visit the lav. and that Bill should hold them tight and not move them. Of course, Bill, scared, was rigidly holding them when the Captain turned and descended the plane shouting to Bill to hold the ropes steady. Eventually the co-pilot came back and the joke was up followed by much cussing by Bill and him drinking several whiskeys to steady his nerves. Well, we thought it was funny, as did the pilots.

[@traciewinn8919]

@@mxyzptlyk brilliant 😂😂

[@paulsengupta971]

Looking puzzled at a map was how I flew before GPS came along.

[@lillysims1968]

Those flaps are I think one of the coolest things I've seen, the fact on landing they increase to act like spoilers/drag..... so cool

[@billysentilles5940]

I know some other British Aerospace aircraft feature this, it's called lift dump. After the aircraft touches down, the flap system enters lift dump and drops the flaps to a whopping 70°!

[@angelicupstart1977]

I’ve seen a few cool flaps in my time mate, fair play.

[@renejean2523]

@@angelicupstart1977- 😄

[@magesnz]

I used to live in sept iles, it’s a wonderful city and a wonderful airport, it’s worth the flight

[@kevinsbikingadventures278]

An old friend of mine from Sudbury moved there. She wanted to start her first job somewhere completely new, and she fell in love with the town and has remained there since! 😊

[@magesnz]

I lived there for 5 years and finally ended up in New Zealand been here for almost 9 years now lol

[@barryboos]

Ah, yes, Baguetteville, next to Cité Croissant, capital of the Commune de la Boulangerie.

[@suddenvoyager]

Google maps says Bagotville, not Baguetteville!

[@bradleynoneofyourbizz5341]

@@suddenvoyager Thanks for playing! We have some wonderful partying gifts for!

[@bradleynoneofyourbizz5341]

@@videosfromelsewhere926 And, of course, a Panera.

[@fluffyfour]

I usually approach it via the Rue de la Patisserie.

[@donaldstanfield8862]

@@suddenvoyager BAHAHAHAAH!! OMG!

[@agp2401]

Thanks Noel for not forgetting deaf people and always adding full subtitles. You are the best even on this

[@SindyJ37]

He seems like a pretty cool dude!!! I enjoy his channel very much too

[@LBT-sy4dp]

Thats why i sub in his channel, i realize he do that for the people, is really nice!!

[@nickpapagiorgio5056]

I can tell you being a private pilot that the second leg you landed at was a very tough landing for those pilots and they did extremely well!!!! flying an instrument only (ifr) approach/landing fully in the clouds while only being able to see the runway with probably less than 1000ft of visual clearance before touchdown was impressive!

[@nickpapagiorgio5056]

@@cageordie just because it’s their job doesn’t mean it can’t be impressive and a job well done.

[@joe90h34]

You do know that Noel is also a private pilot ?

[@nickpapagiorgio5056]

@@joe90h34 of course but what does that have anything to do with my comment????

[@TheAviator100]

@@nickpapagiorgio5056 maybe because you mentioned "private pilot" in that and it must have come to the commenters thoughts to inform you in case you didn't know and was trying to be polite/helpful :)

[@thies7831]

The classic SAS story from the 1980s (or earlier ?). Mrs. Ella Jensen, living near Copenhagen airport, always watching the aircraft taking off and landing, decided to take the short hop over to Malmö in Sweden. It was scheduled as an intermediate stop on the way to Stockholm. After departure, fog developed and Malmö had to be bypassed, getting on to Stockholm. Meals were served on board. On the return flight, fog did still exist in Malmö and had spread to Copenhagen too. The flight had to divert to Hamburg in Germany. The crew had clocked up their allowable hours and everyone was transferred to the top-notch Hotel "Vier Jahreszeiten". Posh Dinner was served and Ella Jensen had a pleasant sleep in a comfortable bed. The next morning the aircraft took off to Copenhagen again, landing there safely, the crew having served a snack to all passengers. Malmö was still covered in fog. Ella Jensen decided to give it a miss, thanked everyone - and walked home. A few weeks later, a kind "fairy" in the form of an SAS employee knocked on her door, handing over a cheque for a full refund of the fare - as she never had made it to Malmö, her destination of intention. Pessimists suspected, THAT airport could have been still shrouded in fog on that day too ... These days, SAS has closed down flights between those "neighbouring" locations, as the train service over the Öresund Bridge and Tunnel is more suitable.

[@ianb5949]

Brilliant story

[@maxbosboom]

Tip: as english and french are both official languages in Canada you can allways ask an english translation. Even in Quebec….

[@fsisrael9224]

Most of the Quebecois don't speak English.

[@maxbosboom]

@@fsisrael9224 wrong. Most of them do.

[@franciscloutier5387]

@@fsisrael9224 yeah you dont know what youre talking about lmao

[@janellegodin2934]

If they're living in Montreal, most do. If you go to rural Quebec or places like Trois-Rivières, maybe not so much.

[@missyette]

This won't be the case soon. Their currently pushing to make English illegal in Quebec and Trudeau is agreeing with them. Like they're making a law to actually charge and fine and even face jail time for speaking English as their claim it's a threath to their identy 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@NicoleHRRCP]

I would panic seeing the pilot whip out the map!!!😰😰

[@winni223]

That guy says he has no clue where he's going! - Good question, said the pilot and began searching for his map. )))

[@user-pw3tr1xg2x]

@@winni223 🤣

[@NicoleHRRCP]

@@brianevans656 oh zip it

[@ian-digitalhit]

Yep, CFB Bagotville is operated as an air force base by the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) and is one of two bases in the country using the CF-18 Hornet fighter/interceptor, the other being CFB Cold Lake in Alberta.

[@mattgilbert2764]

You inspire me to travel more frequently than just "occasionally". Thanks Noel.

[@noelphilips]

Happy to hear that!

[@sherrieshatzen3801]

Have you considered asking a pilot to tell you what is going on in English? Most pilots have to be fluent in English because most contact with air traffic control is in English, world wide. Or there is a good chance that one of the passengers speaks English & could translate for you.

[@cjsmith6964]

All commercial pilots speak English to avoid disaster

[@omrail]

They should’ve spoken both French and English. Safety information anyway has to be in both Canadian official languages by law

[@Evange]

@@cjsmith6964 Quebec is the only place in the world where they dont.

[@doubleitp]

All commercial pilots speak english, as it is the "Universal pilot language"

[@kevinsbikingadventures278]

ATC can actually be in any language. It would be in French in Québec, especially in remote areas. Generally, it would be in English for international flights.

[@IScreamer]

Quebec people are very nice. They say Bonjour, you say hello, they switch seamlessly to English. Easy Peasy.

[@williamgriffis8733]

Awesome adventure Noel. Sometimes the unexpected adventures are the best! Safe travels😊

[@dingdong2103]

Pascan aviation as he pronounced it is 'The aviation of shit' in finnish language lol. Not the best of omens 🤣

[@michaeljackson2838]

What mystery?

[@lianagheorma92]

If you want a strange experience, I recommend taking off and landing at SNA (Orange County/Santa Ana Airport) in Southern California. It has the steepest angle of ascent and descent at least in the US because the rich people in Newport Beach want the airport but hate the noise. It would have been scarier the first time I flew out of SNA if my mom wouldn't have warned me. Also, they stop the engines once they reach Newport Beach to further not upset the people living there. Also if you land/take off from SNA you could fly 10-20 feet over cars going on the most congested freeways in California. We've already had a plane land on the freeway a few years ago.... I generally prefer to drive 1-2 hours away to LAX because the take offs and landings there are nicer and less stressful.

[@ianb5949]

Try landing at San Diego, and mind high rise building under the flight path

[@lianagheorma92]

@ianb5949 I did hear about SD. But the angle of landing is much lower. Planes look like they are crashing when they land at SNA.

[@Xavieres]

Bagotville! Not Baguetteville! 😅😅😅

[@andybaker2456]

Yep, it was funny the first couple of times, but then got milked to the point of irritation! 🥖

[@vladamykhailova6877]

We decided to play a drinking game every time Noel sighs or says "I don't know". All I can say is that I wish we had better wine.

[@seanh2286]

You stated off with a tour of RCAF bases, past & present: St. Hubert used to be a major RCAF base and Bagotville still is.

[@73av8r5]

Gives the saying “flying in the blind” a whole new meaning. I’m a pilot….haven’t used a paper chart in 10 years. 🤣. I flew the Saab years ago….great aircraft. 👍🏻

[@adityameka6511]

Landing in the second leg was particularly impressive . The pilots had executed an ifr approach in a full clouds with just over 900ft of visual clearance.

[@edzz8401]

Nice to see unique aviation blogs going out into the sticks instead of the usual poncy Emirates first class on Sam Chui. Another great video noel! Proud to be a patreon

[@TheDelman34]

Hope you are making your way to the Yukon and maybe take a ride on Buffalo Air DC-3 or C-46!

[@jeromebrunet2334]

You should go to St. Pierre et Miquelon (French Island off Newfoundland). The fly an ATR combi. They fly out of Montreal, Halifax and St. John's.

[@rondini2]

Baie Comeau, easiest way for English speakers is to say as ‘Bay Como’

[@sammaynard2021]

OMG that loo gives a whole new meaning to room with a view .

[@CJBlandford]

Brilliant again Noel - thanks. Once again you have brought back memories for me as we flew (Arrows) into Bagotville on our North American Tour in the 70's !!

[@noelphilips]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ianb5949]

I saw the Red Arrers at the Naval Academy, Annapolis MD, that year

[@a1d3nh0]

I have the same suitcase. I’ve taken that thing all over the world. Never let me down. Super light and safe.

[@yvr2002rtw]

Please do a flight report on Air St. Pierre between Montreal and St. Pierre-et-Miquelon (small French territory off the cost of Newfoundland).

[@finchman1]

Great suggestion! 👍🏾

[@b1bmsgt]

When I was in the USAF in the early/mid 80’s we would go to Bagotville with our F-106’s for air defense exercises…

[@SteveBrandon]

As someone who was a tween in the Montreal area in the mid-1980s, my main point of reference for Baie-Comeau (yeah, Quebec adds unnecessary hyphens to place names) is still that it is the birthplace of Brian Mulroney, prime minister of Canada from 1984 to 1993.

[@bobbrown3471]

Damn that view from the hotel there looked amazing Noel, great video and great background music choice as well. ❤️🇦🇺

[@User-gopvbqjkmey]

I like your humor !! Thank you for making your videos very interesting even though I personally have a panic fear of flying!!

[@68Boca]

Baguetteville? Sounds like my kind of town, yeah! Bagotville (Baa-go-vil) not as romantic, Noel. ☹ And you were right, it is actually a Military base,

[@justarandombird]

Honestly, I wish baguetteville was a thing

[@CaptainCalculus]

Bagotville is indeed an airforce base. It's a pity you didn't stick around because they have an aviation museum and an annual air show.

[@noelphilips]

Thanks for the info!

[@robertdonaldcrupi3108]

I notice the muffled "Merci". Even though asking for english may be a hot button issue for some working in Quebec atm, you can always ask "Vous parlez en Anglais?" Or just say "Je n'ai pas parle en francais" (Tu or Vous is singular, Tu means you know someone or their family and Vous is you dont know someone)

[@ghYHZ]

The civilian air terminal at CFB Bagotville serves Saguenay (pop 150,000) an industrial area and the Saguenay Fjord is a cruise ship destination. Air Force One (with Trump) was at Bagotville 2 years ago when the G7 summit was held in nearby Charlevoix.....And I'm sure that Pascan pilot is bilingual and would have replied in English if asked.

[@robertdonaldcrupi3108]

First thing I thought was "Vous parlez en anglais?"

[@gunny1234]

ummm its Bagotville..pronounced just like its spelt..not baguetteville lol

[@Eyeballpaul84]

Noel i wish i was as brave as you how are you so confident to fly everywhere and anywhere

[@lucascalma605]

Wow! After nearly 30 years for this plane ever since its first service with American Eagle, this plane is still up and running with another airline! At least, some airlines trying to keep it a little bit longer with them is better than being brought into the desert and crushing it!

[@thecaynuck4694]

Canadian smaller airlines are cool in that aspect, someitmes the disposed old airliners that bigger airlines put up for the scrapyards or sale are the best choices in the Canadian bush, so it gives a whole new life to those planes. It's also a good way for me to fly older planes I didn't get to in the past since I wasn't alive when these aircraft were common.

[@socaxle]

The Gulf streams go to my former home

[@socaxle]

I know a little French I could strike a conservation with the pilot. I speak English but I try to read in French

[@socaxle]

How about taking the via tail

[@GilbertTravels]

The loo review reminded me of sitting in the second to last row on the BA 747, in the 2 seat window area where the fuselage narrows. It was a long daytime transatlantic flight, and some one or ones were having the worst time on the toilet the on and off the whole flight. It was SO FOUL that my wife and I just started to laugh because there was no escaping it, in these "special" seats we paid extra for! I wish I had been doing videos back in that day to make the suffering at least into entertainment 🤣.

[@egpx]

I can relate to that. I was up the front, Row 2 I think, of a BA 737 from Gatwick to Rome enjoying the business class service when someone opened the door to the front lavatory. The stench that emanated from there appeared to be from the very bowels of hell itself. It never went away for the entire flight. I forwarded a letter of complaint to BA customer service including the registration of the offending aircraft so they could maybe identify a problem with the toilet. Although I may say so myself, it was magnificently worded. They responded missing the point completely but did credit my executive club account with 10,000 avios!

[@GilbertTravels]

@@egpx hahaha, sounds like it was worth the effort to complain though!

[@egpx]

@@GilbertTravels yes, I thought it a reasonable result!

[@FoxyRhino]

"i don't know where we are" - says the guy when a plane lands and his phone would probably be able to give him a GPS signal to show his location on Google Maps.

[@Deadkandy]

Just now watching your Quebec videos. Don’t know how I missed it. Your first stop is Bagotville. Not baguetteville. Lol! Near Chicoutimi (it’s in Saguenay actually, about 600km north of Montreal). Big airforce base there. Only airforce base where fighter jets can land in Quebec. Anyway, you reaaaaaaally picked some remote places in Quebec to land. Wish I had known you were in Montreal or in my beautiful province. Saw you were staying near my office building. I used to get coffee at that Starbucks. Second stop that was skipped was Baie Comeau not La Baie Comeau.

[@tonkerdog1]

07:30 it’s a legal requirement to have an Airways chart or information on the flight deck. Your second landing was well above Cat1 conditions.

[@garyodle5663]

I am a retired airline flight dispatcher and I'll give you a clue: the decision to divert to another airport is made in the air, not on the ground prior to departure. When you took off from wherever you were the plane was going to its planned destination, whatever it was. You jumped on the "worry train" a tad early. Start wondering after you are airborne and some kind of announcement is made and the airplane makes a clear turn onto another course. Until then, be at peace. And not landing at your second stop? If the aircraft had no passengers going there and the airport had no passengers out of there, that is not big deal. It is better for the passengers to avoid a needless stop and continue on. Your worries and concerns were needless.

[@egpx]

I very much doubt Noel was seriously worried or indeed concerned. He knows how the aviation industry works. He also knows what he needs to do to make these videos more entertaining and with a quarter of a million subscribers I would guess he's doing a good job!

[@garyodle5663]

@@egpx I disagree. There is very little to be gained by pretending you do not know what is happening if you really do. This hurt rather than helped his credibility. The wiser course of action, if he really did know what was going on, would be to say, "I know the decision to divert to another airport is made while we are airborne. Nothing has happened yet but I'm prepared just in case something happens." That tells me he knows what the situation is and he's ready for things to change. Saying "I have absolutely no idea where we are going" really weakens his role as a traveling expert that we should be listening to. I believe the evidence is that he was simply being truthful.

[@TheShedOccupant]

I hope that was a big map not the ‘fix it now’ manual

[@KerloTech]

Wow sept-iles has a nice airport!

[@makiwa]

Just in case people are trying to find where Noel ended up it is a place called Sept-Iles.... Yes, nothing like it sounds...lol. Thanks Noel.

[@LeifDjurfeldt]

Nice little airplane that is! you could try out Buffalo Airways while you are in canada

[@Springbok295]

Nothing beats a good ol' paper map.

[@irinayuryevna2160]

I suggest you make a tour to the Arctic. The Russian nuclear icebreaker makes such tourist trips. Unforgettably!

[@noelphilips]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@VFC8]

@@noelphilips Alert Nunavut

[@crokocat]

@@noelphilips I can't wait for the loo review from the icebreaker!

[@aerofoca]

There's something utterly charming about flying those old turboprops In the US you barely find them anymore thanks to the somewhat generic RJs. I long for the days when I hopped on Twin Otters, CASA 212s, ATRs Shorts 360s and of course the Jetstreams

[@thecaynuck4694]

I want turboprops to come back! Thankfully, the future looks bright for them. They're seen as economical and the best way to transition to more efficient propulsion fuel and planes like the Twin Otter are still being produced and updated.

[@aerofoca]

@@thecaynuck4694 Totally in agreement. Unfortunately in the US there is a misguided idea among the uneducated flying public that props are unsafe. As a private pilot myself this is utterly frustrating. In fact, the smoothest flight I was ever on, was a Cape Air Cessna 402 internally in Puerto Rico where I grew up

[@simongray8019]

Jetstream 32 is a great little aircraft. Time to take some French lessons Mr Philips! Happy flying

[@BB-re6nz]

Noelle, explore Maine! I know you went there on the New England 1 day tour but it’s a charming place. Very warming and the coast is the best in the world

[@Peacewind152]

I kinda yelled at my screen when I saw the Herc. I spent a summer at Trenton and became very used to the sound of those engines. I love it so much!

[@marcbilodeau6927]

Bagotville is actually a RCAF F-18 base

[@carlfromtheoc1788]

You know, the airline may have broken Canadian law by NOT doing the announcements in English also.

[@rondini2]

You are quite right!

[@SkyblueAviation]

Having flown Pascan a few times, I've noticed that usually they ask if people speak English and if not, they'll just do it in French as it saves time since most of the passengers are commuters between QC communities.

[@egpx]

I've flown on quite a few services in BC with Air Canada and Westjet and it always tickles me to see the reaction of the other passengers when the crew have finished their English announcements and have to start all over again in French! I've also flown with Harbour Air and Helijet and can't remember if either of them even tried to be bilingual.

[@danielkelly2774]

OMG Baguetteville 😂 I can't stop laughing!

[@thecaynuck4694]

It's actually Bagotville, but yeah, it's an interesting name for sure

[@danielkelly2774]

@@thecaynuck4694 Ohhh I know - that's why I laughed so hard!

[@rondini2]

Croc Monsieur is the mayor of Baguetteville!

[@chrismv102]

Excellent. I drove up the Gaspe 20 years ago and then down to PEI. Beautiful.

[@philipf2705]

Bounjour and Au Revoir! Good thing no one used the Loo on this flight. The other thing is everyone would know who used the bathroom because there’s only 10 people on the flight

[@mufc77]

Some of your facial expressions in the video icons together with the titles (like above) are classic. Pissing myself laughing at some of them

[@CRSeadog]

Great video of the flaps going into 'Lift Dump' on landing. Not unlike the Hawker/BAe 125

[@naturallyherb]

You should come to BC during your stay in Canada, there's lots to explore around the west coast on Pacific Coastal, a very decent airline!

[@gridlore]

It looks like Bagotville is an air force base that doubles as a civilian airfield.

[@davecass485]

Home of 3 Wing (Eastern CF-18 Squadron) as well as a Combat Support Squadron with Griffon Helicopters.

[@brigittelehmann9749]

loved flying with you i enjoyed it very much

[@bubbz127]

I used to design repairs for this aircraft type and designed a few for Pascan, specifically. Great to see this randomly popping up in one of your videos!

[@noelphilips]

Very cool!

[@tommycscat]

I thought you were going to say Mirabel at first, lol. That would be an interesting video; the folly that was Mirabel.

[@loicmartin219]

Mirabel has been turned into a industrial airport, 20,000 people work there. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHjHZ3meo5ppn6c

[@felixmontreuil1269]

Bagotville is indeed a military base, and is one of the biggest RCAF bases in eastern Canada, it is also a Royal Canadian air cadet glider base during the summer

[@Trek001]

0:29 Noel enters the Red Light District

[@Canleaf08]

Just the Place des arts square.

[@ropshubop]

Iles de les Madelianes next? Or perhaps hopping on a PAL flight to the middle of nowhere?

[@darkbloxy8185]

At 18:58 you prononce Qwebec its Quebec lol

[@rarespiritwendy]

I just found your channel. First video … “who is this guy?” …25 videos later.. “Noel is brilliant!” Really enjoying your unpretentiousness and honesty..

[@noelphilips]

Thanks Wendy, appreciate your kind words!

[@fazerainbow4021]

Have you thought about Flying with buffalo airways

[@Gizmo6406]

Vary cool vid I live in Baggotville !

[@MinorLG]

Looks like bagotville is home to the Canadian Air Force Air Defence Museum (and an CAF air force base)

[@RuiPlaneSpotter]

Nice video!✈️

[@noelphilips]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@RuiPlaneSpotter]

@@noelphilips 👍🏼👍🏼✈️

[@alexcpfc1843]

Take a shot for every time Noel says “I don’t know where we’re going”

[@rondini2]

I can’t drink that much and stay upright!

[@ryankenyon5010]

That toilet is hilarious!

[@francoismarcoux512]

YBG Bagotville, been there a bunch, and yes it’s an Air Force base. YBC, Baie Comeau, just on the north shore. Love YZV, if doing more regional flying in Canada let me know!

[@JohnTaylor-bf6ll]

Well, sept îles means seven islands so I presume they must be in the St. Lawrence - did you see them from the plane?

[@winni223]

Quite logical question from a passenger: since we have landed, where exactly are we captain? - Hmmm, are you sure you took the right plane?

[@JonathanWinton123]

Surprised the briefing wasn't given in French & English given everyone else has had to adapt to doing it in English & French. Interesting.

[@kavorkaa]

It doesnt work that way with French speakers,they do it in French you do it in French and English

[@sleeptyper]

Oh the irony if the captain came into the cabin to ask "Does anyone have a GPS enabled phone with preloaded maps?".

[@noelphilips]

Finally, I could be useful!

[@johannessamuelsson6578]

Yes, Bagotville indeed is a Canadian Forces base, hence the fighters I suppose. I noticed the pilot said something about a connectling flight, so maybe that's for the Baie-Commeau.

[@SkogenWhisper]

pilot: speaks french noel: we've changed our flight destination i guess

[@gary2smooth]

Planning a standby trip in about 2 weeks, no idea where I’ll go until I get to the airport

[@ronik24]

Nice! :-) I once took a Saab 340 in that area, this one still flew for American Eagle Quebec - Boston in 2001.

[@xminusone1]

You have traveled the same route I do twice a month. St Hubert is on Montreal south shore. I live at 6 hours of car drive from Sept-iles.

[@bullfrog24260]

It’s always fun watching your aircraft adventures from the comfort of my own home .. thank you

[@jimanderson5567]

When looked out the window at wing i thought it was held together with black insulation tape. Haha

[@alonzovillarreal4666]

Please don’t speed up those take off rolls. It’s the most critical and real part of your flight and in the name of honesty, show that roll. After that your channel is fucking awesome! I’ve wondered for years what it was like being a passenger on all these planes you show. Brilliant mate!

[@rondini2]

Bag-it ville is closer to how the Anglos pronounce it.

[@rml695]

I was on one of these when I was super little like 4 or 5 ish. When you got on I immediately recognized the interior.

[@davidburton2732]

Sorry Noel! You were in the region of Canada that doesn't play by the federal rules. All airlines and people in public office have to be bi-lingual. You travel anywhere else in Canada by air or other means and ALL anouncements are made in BOTH French and English. Quebec plays by it's own rules. And by the way, I was born in Montreal.

[@stmisbehavin662]

Not true that everyone in the federal government has to be bilingual. It is true that service has to be available in both official languages, but that may mean you get to talk to the one guy in the office who knows French. As for provincial services, you can forget about it west of Manitoba, and even in Manitoba and Ontario it's hit or miss.

[@mattm4497]

Baguetteville....classic 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ac9110]

That was excellent. I love Noel's vids. It's not often you're aboard a flight with no idea where it's going. It cracked me up.

[@gstevens6948]

Magical Mystery Tour !

[@noelphilips]

🤷‍♂️

[@BenErikNess]

Time to fly some of the De Havilland Canada planes, like Twin Otter, Dash-7 and the good old Otter! While you are in Canada

[@D3MON_KOR3]

I was thinking the same about the bathroom smell lol

[@noahswann]

that lavatory should be marked as 'No Solids Crew' much like the one found on a coach/tour bus!

[@MizSazz]

I do hope you get a saab 340 sometime my local airline in Australia mainly flys them so i love seeing videos of them