Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry uses fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft to wage a yearly battle against the deadly neurological disease known as rabies.
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.
On May 13, cirrus clouds painted the blue skies that welcomed an estimated 2,000 visitors to Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre's annual "Girls Can Fly” event, where 300 lucky girls took to the skies.
Textron Aviation is adding Garmin’s Emergency Autoland system to the new Beechcraft Denali single-engine turboprop, which is to be available as a standard feature upon the aircraft’s entry into service — now slated for 2025.
Skies recently sat down with KF Centre for Excellence executive director, Paula Quinn, to hear about the process of building the Centre and what future plans include.
Last week, aviation ambassadors opened hangar doors and air traffic control centers across Canada in an effort to inspire young females to see themselves in the various exciting roles that the aviation industry has to offer.
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.
Established in the late 1920s, the airfield in Yuma, Arizona, has a long and storied aviation history.
The aircraft, to be identified as Tanker 133, is one of five C-130Hs that Coulson purchased from the Norwegian Defense Materiel Agency in late 2019; it is expected to enter service in mid-2023.
Air Spray pilots Kim McCully and Cristalle Fairbank share what it's like to fly the Lockheed L188 Electra to control wildfires in the west, as well as their experiences as women in aviation.
The investment will support aerospace projects in Southern Ontario by allowing six businesses and organizations to increase manufacturing capabilities and green operations, as well as train and upskill employees.
The aerospace industry’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint are being closely monitored by aerospace schools in Quebec, which are striving to keep up through more eco-conscious research projects.
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association's state of the industry press conference revealed growth across general and business aviation sectors, while also placing importance on innovation and sustainable solutions.
Coulson Aviation has confirmed that two of its pilots are safe after their 737 FireLiner, Tanker 139, was “involved in an accident” while fighting wildfires in Western Australia on Feb. 6.
London, Ontario-based pilots, Angelo Peterson-Valdez and Jeremy Hall, are using their passion for flying to help transport dogs from northern Ontario to medical care.
