RCAF Today

Within an hour of receiving a request for assistance, the CAF had liaison officers and reconnaissance elements coordinating with regional centres to determine how to help.

As Canada celebrates its 150th anniversary this year, the nation’s aviation community will be front and centre, highlighting an industry that strengthens, connects, and sustains our diverse population.

On May 8, Skies was given access to an exclusive interview with Team Spartan spokesperson Steve Lucas, who elaborated on the reasons why the Airbus C295W allegedly does not meet all of the requirements for Canadian fixed-wing search and rescue missions.

The Senate Standing Committee on National Security and Defence has issued the second of two reports intended to serve as a blueprint for reinvestment in the Canadian Armed Forces.

The Canadian Forces Snowbirds and SkyHawks parachute team paired with La Patrouille de France for a memorable start to airshow season at Aero 150 in Gatineau, Que.

Despite its most recent operational interruption, training is reportedly the big challenge facing 12 Wing Shearwater as it works to bring the CH-148 Cyclone online as Canada’s next maritime helicopter.

In early January, KF Aerospace, through its subsidiary KF Aerospace Defence Programs, received a contract award from Canada’s Department of National Defence to provide a new Bell 206 Level 7 flight training device for the Contracted Flying Training and Support Program located in Southport, Man.

Five Canadian pilots played a crucial role in honouring Canadians who fought in the Battle of Vimy Ridge.

In support of the Royal Canadian Air Force, Public Services and Procurement Canada awarded an initial four-year performance-based contract to StandardAero for T56 propulsion sustainment on its fleet of CC-130 Hercules and CP-140 Aurora aircraft.