Flight Squad

I'm not sure how I came to find this one, but it may have been while I was searching for some other cartoon on Google. But this caught my attention and I decided to give it a try, and, as usual, I don't regret doing so. This is another Canadian cartoon classic, it's no disappointment. It's one of my picks for best animated T.V. series from Canada, of the year 2000, and of the whole decade. I didn't watch many action cartoons growing up, but in adulthood, I'm appreciating them more and more. This is without a doubt action-packed and it doesn't disappoint. Due to there currently being only six of the episodes available to watch online, namely Youtube, this is all I've been able to see of it. But I've enjoyed each of them and what I've seen so far. Even though I might not have given this the time of day if it had been brought to the attention of any of my local T.V. stations, had I been aware and learned about this sooner, it's still unbelievable that a Canadian toon of this level of excellence gets less push to the masses than the more, nonsensical mess from that same country like Almost Naked Animals. As this is one of the better and more worthy shows.Also known in the French dub as Air Academy, this revolves around a septet, some of whom are up-and-comers in the aviation field. The leader, Dan, formerly worked for the Canadian Secret Service and is an ex-fighter pilot; Tina, the aspiring aviator; Max, the team's mechanic; Jeff, another aspiring aviator; Jeff's younger sister