Fourteen months after Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 was shot down, Iran continues to blame "human error.” Canada said the report lacked "hard facts or evidence."
Stockton, founder and president of California-based Advanced Air, shares his story of how he built a scheduled commuter and private charter airline from the ground up, and lessons learned along the way.
WestJet is canceling 15 737 Max aircraft from its initial order from Boeing, as the airline continues to struggle from the downturn in air travel caused by COVID-19.
A closer look at the effectiveness of the Medallion Foundation's programs, which were intended to improve Alaska's aviation safety culture and reduce accidents, primarily among part 135 operators.
With service to 10 new Canadian destinations announced, the Region of Waterloo International Airport is preparing now for the passengers of tomorrow.
The FAA issued an Emergency Airworthiness Directive requiring U.S. operators of airplanes equipped with Pratt & Whitney PW4000 engines to inspect these engines before further flight.
Operations of some Boeing 777 planes have been suspended after United Airlines Flight 328, a 777-200 powered by the Pratt & Whitney PW4077 engine, experienced a right engine failure shortly after takeoff from Denver.
WestJet will halt flights to St. John's, London, Lloydminster and Medicine Hat until June 24.
A total of 566 commercial aircraft were delivered, compared to 863 aircraft in 2019.
A claim that the Boeing 737 Max remains inherently unstable — despite its problematic MCAS controls software having been rectified — has been dismissed as untrue by a senior Transport Canada official.
Production of the Dash 8-400 turboprop will pause once orders for the type this year are built. Roughly 500 employees are estimated to be affected.
Air Canada's former president and CEO Calin Rovinescu, who retired Feb. 15, reported a difficult 2020 for the airline, and criticized an “ever-changing patchwork” of government travel restrictions and quarantine measures that have created market uncertainty.
The decision was announced Feb. 11 by Transport Minister Omar Alghabra, but comes with a list of stipulations.
The ultra-low-cost carrier shows confidence in its ability to generate new demand with the addition of eight new Canadian destinations and 13 Max 8 aircraft to its fleet — with plans to add plenty more aircraft down the road.
Service to four of the new destinations will begin in May, with more added in the coming months as non-essential travel within Canada safely restarts.
