Aviation News
Flight Training Adelaide works with Mechtronix to expand MPL training delivery
L-3 MAS celebrates delivery of a test pylon for PW1100G-JM engines
ING Robotic Aviation congratulates Universite de Sherbrooke robotics team
Great Slave Helicopters introduces BK117 with Eurocopter Canada Service Center expertise
- Innovative Solutions and Support to supply Open Architecture Utilities Management System on the Pilatus PC-24
- Boeing begins certification testing on 747-8 performance improvements
- Rockwell Collins first to enable live satellite HD video programming for business and VIP aircraft cabins
- Rockwell Collins Venue HD cabin system selected for BBJ
- Pilatus and FlightSafety sign Master Training Services Agreement for new PC-24
- New FFS Level D for Mechtronix in Europe
News From The Web
- Helicopter evac for injured hiker after fall
- Police helicopter assists in water rescue
- Experimental flying car suffers setback as prototype crashes near B.C. school
- Ornge warns rural communities to keep helipads clear of debris
- Opinion: Hadfield got to space with Canadian help that may not exist in future
- CAE says fierce fight for military contracts is not a concern
- Texting while flying: Help for pilots
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Did you know?
In an early display of aerobatics, Lincoln Beachey completed the first loop-the-loop and inverted flying in Canada in 1914 - during an exhibition at Masionneuve Park in Montreal.
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