How a small team of technicians and other specialists salvaged and airlifted a CC-138 off the Arctic ice in frigid conditions and, with expertise from industry, returned it to service.
Though the operational tempo never fully stopped, the workplace environment of the Air Force took on a very different look and feel. Ramping back up is being done carefully, and with an eye to the future.
The Canadian Armed Forces often integrate into coalition operations with specialized capabilities. On Exercise Arctic Edge, the RCAF and Army linked in a whole new way.
Despite current limitations on travel, Canada’s largest airline is gradually rebuilding for its customers, employees and owners.
Eight decades after the crucial battle, it’s clear it was the catalyst that sparked the development of future Royal Canadian Air Force leaders.
In the world of aviation, where precision and procedure are sacrosanct, it’s nice to know that floatplane flying remains more of an art than a science – and mystery and adventure are still to be found.
As KF Aerospace celebrates 50 years in business, the company finds strength in its diversity of operations and a collective spirit of innovation.
Flightradar24 has been closely following flight traffic trends since the pandemic hit, and its users have observed some unusual flight activity, too.
For one frequent flyer, viewing the world from 35,000 feet never lost its thrill. Now grounded indefinitely, he reflects on the views he’s missing.
Business aviation finds itself on thin ice — again — but those who think small might have an edge.
