Remote and northern air operators in Canada are struggling to maintain flying services in the face of a pilot shortage and newly implemented fatigue regulations.

A journey to Canada’s most northern settlement unlocked operational capability for the CH-148 Cyclone.

The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum is more than a collection of lovingly restored vintage aircraft. Its story really lies with the hundreds of people who have given their time and talents to nurture its growth over the last half-century.

Canadian aviation associations, manufacturers, and aircraft dealers weigh in on Canada’s new luxury tax, now in effect for the purchase of select aircraft, vehicles, and boats.

Kevin LaRosa II, aerial coordinator and camera pilot for Top Gun: Maverick, tells us how — in a world full of computer-generated imagery — his team harnessed cutting-edge technology to deliver real high-velocity thrills in the now record-breaking movie.

Fast Air’s diverse service offering has positioned the Winnipeg-based company for unprecedented expansion as it focuses on a sustainability journey.

Canadian company Aero Mag has set an international standard in aircraft deicing services, with a major focus on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability.

While Covid-19 may have delayed the pinch of a global pilot shortage, it’s only a temporary reprieve. Pent-up travel demand will combine with pilot retirements, attrition, and the high cost of training to generate the perfect staffing storm.

Precision Aviation Group is supercharging its expansion through strategic acquisition and organic growth. It’s all part of the company’s steadfast mission to get aircraft back in the air.

As the Beechcraft King Air approaches its 60th anniversary in 2024, the turboprop continues to earn accolades from operators large and small, who use it to perform a multitude of missions.