CommercialMarch 22, 2023WestJet operates first revenue flight of 737-700 with drag reduction kit installed
WestJet on March 20 operated the first revenue flight of one of its 737-700 aircraft with Aero Design Labs’ drag reduction kit installed — which reduces fuel burn and CO2 emissions.
BusinessMarch 21, 2023Q&A: Éric Martel on the future of Bombardier
Skies recently connected with Éric Martel, president and CEO of Bombardier, to discuss the company's new Global manufacturing center, its potential CMMA project bid, and its 2023 outlook.
MilitaryMarch 17, 2023Superior simulation: A look inside ITPS’s new aircraft simulation center
The International Test Pilots School Canada and its International Tactical Training Centre division have invested in a new Advanced Aircraft Simulation Centre that takes realistic test pilot and tactical training scenarios to a whole new level.
General March 24, 2023 IFR gremlins: The product of pilot superstition?
Gremlins have been cited as the cause of aircraft instrument and engine malfunctioning, and other inexplicable technical problems, gaining a reputation as an aviator’s nemesis.
Commercial March 22, 2023 WestJet operates first revenue flight of 737-700 with drag reduction kit installed
WestJet on March 20 operated the first revenue flight of one of its 737-700 aircraft with Aero Design Labs’ drag reduction kit installed — which reduces fuel burn and CO2 emissions.
Business March 21, 2023 Q&A: Éric Martel on the future of Bombardier
Skies recently connected with Éric Martel, president and CEO of Bombardier, to discuss the company's new Global manufacturing center, its potential CMMA project bid, and its 2023 outlook.
Military March 17, 2023 Superior simulation: A look inside ITPS’s new aircraft simulation center
The International Test Pilots School Canada and its International Tactical Training Centre division have invested in a new Advanced Aircraft Simulation Centre that takes realistic test pilot and tactical training scenarios to a whole new level.
Commercial March 16, 2023 Report: Rising aeronautical fees at Canadian airports could hurt competitiveness
A report published by DBRS Morningstar says it has become necessary for many Canadian airports to increase aeronautical fees and tariffs as they recover from the pandemic, but the strategy could be harmful to their competitiveness moving forward.
Business March 15, 2023 Sustainability sphere is an ‘exciting place to be’
4AIR president discusses the growing emphasis on greener aviation and how industry will reach its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050.
Report: Rising aeronautical fees at Canadian airports could hurt competitiveness - Skies Mag
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Canadian airports have been increasing aeronautical fees and tariffs as they recover from the pandemic, but it could be harmful to their competitiveness.