General Aviation

Piper Aircraft has made several new announcements about its flagship M600 aircraft, including that it may now be operated under FAA part 135 charter operations, and will soon be approved to operate from rough and unpaved surfaces.

A vintage Douglas DC-3 aircraft (previously owned by Yukon-based Air North) recently flew for the first time in over a decade after receiving a complete restoration by aviation enthusiasts in the U.S.

CubCrafters believes the public offering will allow the company to accelerate manufacturing, innovation, and growth, as it currently has an order backlog of nearly 27 months.

Piper Aircraft and CAE are to develop a conversion kit via STC for in-service Piper Archer aircraft, that will bring an electric variant option of the training aircraft to market.

Long-time EAA president, Tom Poberezny, passed away at the age of 75 on the opening day of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2022.

At this year’s EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, Daher introduced a larger, faster version of the Kodiak 100 short take-off and landing aircraft – the Kodiak 900.

Embraer delivered 32 jets in the second quarter of 2022, of which 11 were commercial and 21 were executive jets (12 light and nine large).

The Maritime Patrol Aircraft variant of Textron's Citation Longitude is outfitted with a variety of equipment that makes it suited for surveillance missions over land and water, as well as SAR, border patrol, and other missions.

British Columbia-based Harbour Air has numerous projects on the go, including continued progress on electrifying its seaplane fleet, designing a new electric fixed-wing aircraft, and helping to certify an instrument approach to any body of water.

A two-year timeline has been set for someone to buy Hangar 14 from the city, with the condition that the Alberta Aviation Museum remains in the building for the next two years. After that, there will be no restrictions on the sale of the building.

Airble, a B.C.-based technology platform and marketplace, is aiming to help smaller air operators — that don’t have access to technology — facilitate their business, all while allowing Canadians to see more of their beautiful country.

While the MPP platform is suitable for several mission types, Diamond is especially hoping to show airborne law enforcement operators in North America that its fixed-wing platform is superior to the rotary-wing platforms traditionally used in the sector.

This past weekend saw two different aviation events in southern Ontario, SkyFest 50 and AirFest, which showcased many historic aircraft.

The Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Aeronautics (WISA) has announced the winning design for the Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre's state-of-the-art flight training facility of the future.

Tristan Walker, part of Canada's Olympic relay team, shares how he was introduced to the aviation industry and what motivated him to seek out a career as a pilot.