The last operational CC-115 Buffalo, No. 115-452, now resides in the reserve hangar of the Canada Aviation and Space Museum in Ottawa, safely preserved for generations to appreciate.
The schedule begins May 18 in Comox, B.C., and wraps up Sept. 30 in Leamington, Ont.
The Montreal-based training provider is adding advanced aggressor training and has agreed to extend the deal by at least two years.
The CF Snowbirds begin their schedule May 18 in Comox, B.C., and zig-zag across the country and down to the U.S. before ending the season Oct. 6 in Reno, Nev.
The US$5.9 billion deal includes 14 aircraft, with options for up to two more, as well as associated equipment, training devices, and initial sustainment.
Boeing will build an additional 15 KC-46A Pegasus tankers under a Lot 10 contract awarded by the U.S. Air Force.
On Ex Maple Resolve, 430 Squadron trialed concepts for refueling and operating in contested environments, and joined the opposition force flying mission profiles not employed in decades.
On Nov. 22, the Canadian Space Agency’s astronaut assignment matrix received a mission-oriented update, centred around the two astronauts who were selected to join the corps in 2017.
For a project that even politicians have stated they want to de-politicize, the Canadian Multi-Mission Aircraft is rapidly becoming highly political.
In Episode 27 of The Pilot Project Podcast, Goddard shares what it's like to help save a life; what it takes to hoist a SARTech onto a ship at night, in a storm; and much more.
Voyageur has secured a contract with the Department of National Defence to provide “several upgrades” to the Royal Canadian Air Force fleet of CT-142 Dash-8 training aircraft.
The RCAF is striving to gain operational advantage against peer adversaries by modernizing its capabilities and leveraging technology, but it’s limiting some operations during the transition to preserve a force that is still well below establishment.
The aircraft is ready to be transformed into Saab’s Airborne Early Warning and Control solution, known as GlobalEye.
The first Boeing T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer for the U.S. Air Force has successfully completed its 1,400-mile cross-country flight to Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., to move forward with the next phase of flight testing.
This Saturday, Nov. 11, Waterloo Warbirds will take to the skies to honour Canada’s veterans, active service members, and their families and friends.
