The federal funding is to support two projects that will enhance the competitiveness of the aerospace industry, create high-quality jobs, and diversify the economy in Alberta.
Diamond Aircraft’s two-seat DART-750 aerobatic trainer took to the skies for its inaugural flight on June 12 at the OEM's headquarters.
On the opening day of this year's Paris Air Show, De Havilland Canada launched the DHC-6 Twin Otter Classic 300-G, with combined purchase agreements and letters of intent for a total of 45 aircraft.
EcoPulse, a distributed hybrid-electric propulsion aircraft demonstrator jointly developed by Airbus, Daher and Safran, is making significant progress as it moves closer to its first flight powered by electricity — slated for the second half of 2023.
The new system addresses a long-standing egress issue in the Cessna 206 to improve passenger safety.
A fuel shortage has caught many general aviation operators in Southern Ontario by surprise, as the impacts of forest fires and an equipment breakdown ripple through the aviation community.
On June 9, the first Pipistrel Velis Electro aircraft in Canada took to the skies over the Region of Waterloo International Airport (YKF) for its inaugural flight.
Conair Aerial Firefighting is taking full advantage of its new simulator platform, unlike any other in the industry, to better prepare for ever-changing wildfire seasons, and is utilizing more modern aircraft that have replaced legacy airframes.
The DA62 MPP Vanguard caters to customers seeking an airborne environmental surveillance platform that has low operating costs and can be adapted for various missions.
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.
