Exploring export opportunities? Here are some tips for Canadian aviation and aerospace firms.

Avionics trends are being driven by impending regulatory requirements.

Charter operators can take their cue from airlines when it comes to growing leads through inbound marketing techniques.

Canada’s Contracted Airborne Training Services program, which delivers aggressor air services to the Armed Forces, is up for renewal. The stakes are high, with the winner expected to land up to $1.5 billion of work for at least the next decade.

Airline concentrates on finding efficiencies as it celebrates seven decades of operation.

CFSATE strives to turn out aircraft technicians who are equally comfortable working on a 50-year-old Sea King or a brand new CC-177 Globemaster III.

With most of today's flight training students planning to pursue a career in flying, the old avionics found in many legacy trainers are in need of a serious upgrade.

We've all seen the classic film or cartoon image of a dehydrated man stumbling through the desert in torn clothing, kicking up dust with every scuff of his worn-out boots.

Mountain View Helicopters is taking a very innovative and progressive approach to preparing aspiring pilots for real-world commercial operations.

In part two of our series on pilot life, we look at how young flyers can learn to deal with the myriad of pressures that come from commercial helicopter operations.