press-releases January 29, 2021 Canada’s air traffic controllers warn Transport Committee of safety risks from tower closures and service cuts
Last month, more than 100 air traffic controllers received layoff notices.
Last month, more than 100 air traffic controllers received layoff notices.
Amplifire worked with WestJet to develop a B737 Max Return to Service course, distributed to WestJet pilots between December 2020 and March 2021.
Operators of Challenger 300 and Challenger 350 aircraft will have the ability to make real-time decisions in-flight to dispatch, troubleshoot and track their aircraft service needs.
ICAO Secretary General Dr. Fang Liu highlighted opportunities now at hand to enhance the sustainability and resilience of the global civil aviation sector.
Performers include aerobatic champions and longtime Oshkosh favorites at the 68th Experimental Aircraft Association fly-in convention, scheduled for July 26-Aug. 1.
Tamarack Aerospace was the official winner of the Jan. 26 “Fly-Off” between an unmodified CitationJet and an Active Winglet transformed CitationJet.
Safety Spotlights merge relevant safety information from previous ASI safety advisors, briefs, and online courses to create one-stop safety sources.
With the new approval, all four locations are now Class 4 FAA approved, allowing them to service larger sheet metal airframes, as well as most major corporate airframes and models.
The company's Nashville location has received this prestigious award every year since 2014.
The Air Transat component of CUPE expressed concern with the news that the carrier is cancelling all flights from Pearson Airport in Toronto and suspending links from Montreal.
Flynn's experience will be leveraged to ensure that the ITPS/ITTC 5th Gen platform and curriculum prepares student fighter pilots and test pilots for advanced fighter aircraft.
CUPE said Canada's airline industry is approaching a 'mayday moment,' demanding action to support the 633,000 jobs associated with the air transport sector.
Simplified Arrival uses facial biometrics to automate the checking of documents required for admission into the United States.
ACI's recent COVID-19 impact analysis revealed the global airport industry experienced a reduction of more than 6 billion passengers by the end of 2020, representing a decline of -64.2 percent of global passenger traffic, with a reduction in revenue of $111.8 billion.
Boeing reported fourth-quarter revenue of $15.3 billion, reflecting lower commercial deliveries and services volume due to COVID-19 as well as 787 production issues.