Military

Officially known as the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows have scheduled performances at four Canadian air shows starting in August.

The contract is valued at over $150 million over five years and five optional years, starting in April 2024. 

While the RCAF is closely monitoring U.S. Army programs, it has observer status to the European effort to develop a next generation tactical helicopter.

For pilot candidates managing the stresses of an intense training program, coaching what’s between the ears is as important as technical and tactical skills.

The company is approved to begin flight testing and operational missions of its remotely piloted Cessna 208 Caravan for the U.S. Air Force.

In a large, complex training scenario, CF-18 Hornets from 433 Squadron participated for the first time in multinational exercise Cobra Warrior.

The exercise will run from the end of January until the end of May 2024.

In a degraded environment, Exercise Mobility Guardian gave AN RCAF airlift detachment the opportunity to test concepts of operations and Strengthen interoperability in a region CC-130Js and CC-150s rarely train.

The in-service support deal will help ensure the widely used Griffon helicopters are operational into the mid-2030s.

Despite high winds and blowing snow, a 435 Squadron SAR crew parachuted at night to help injured passengers of an Air Tindi Twin Otter.

A seasoned air mobility pilot, Captain Jeremie Burney is learning new techniques to master the C-17 Globemaster III on a three-year exchange with the U.S. Air Force.

The museum’s iconic Avro Lancaster bomber, B-25 Mitchell, Douglas C-47 Dakota and Grumman Avenger will all make appearances, as well as a Consolidated Canso A based in Victoria, B.C.

Jasper, a 31-year aerospace and defense veteran, succeeds Wesley D. Kremer who will retire from the company at the end of Q1 2024.

The U.S. Army has awarded a contract to Bombardier for one Global 6500 jet aircraft to support the High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System (HADES).

The women had kept their identities quiet for that time out of a desire to focus on the importance of the missions and not the individuals.