Military April 29, 2024 Boeing T-7A Red Hawk triples progress
The Boeing T-7A Red Hawk achieved three recent milestones, propelling the advanced pilot trainer for the U.S. Air Force forward.
The Boeing T-7A Red Hawk achieved three recent milestones, propelling the advanced pilot trainer for the U.S. Air Force forward.
Lancaster FM213 is returning to Goderich this summer, 60 years to the day after it was retired there as a war memorial. It has since been restored to flying condition.
David Rohrer, chair of the museum's board of directors, notes the importance of donations to sustain the facility in Hamilton, Ont.
The company's Executive Aviation branch showed robust delivery growth, soaring from eight to 18 jets during the period.
Quebec’s aerospace cluster is stressing the importance of implementing a national aerospace strategy to strengthen the country’s industrial capabilities and competitiveness.
The contract sparks the creation of several new jobs at AirSuite that will be headquartered in Thunder Bay, contributing to growth in the tech sector in Northwestern Ontario.
New airborne early warning (AEW) aircraft and funding for tactical helicopters to replace multi-role CH-146 Griffons, are among the key aerospace elements of an updated defence policy.
The Ad Astra Monument project was conceived by the 16 Wing Honorary Colonels three years ago to build an enduring memorial.
The worldwide fleet has surpassed 64 million flight hours.
"For 75 years, NATO has been the cornerstone of transatlantic security," said Trudeau.
The exhibition dives into a volatile period of history, marked by international tensions, espionage, and the threat of nuclear attack.
"In times of war and peace, members of the RCAF have shown unwavering courage," said Trudeau.
April 1, 2024, marked the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF).
As the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) marks its 100th anniversary, we look back at the last century, from the Silver Dart to the CF-18, and the First World War to modern peacekeeping missions.
Short around 2,500 aviators in the Regular and Reserve Force, the Air Force is adopting creative ways to attract a new generation — including highlighting its future as it celebrates its past.