General February 8, 2019 Return of the Stampe
After a two-year restoration, pilot Roger Hadfield took to the skies once again in his Belgian-made Stampe SV-4B. Here, his son Dave Hadfield tells the story.
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Military February 7, 2019 Mission in Mali
Canada’s new forward air evac capability is making a difference for UN peacekeepers in West Africa.
features January 25, 2019 Utility innovator: Slave Lake Helicopters
Soon to celebrate its 21st anniversary, Slave Lake Helicopters continues to find success with a mixture of the tried-and-tested and the cutting edge in the Canadian bush.
features January 23, 2019 Running down a dream
JD Aero is a world-class maintenance facility and fixed-base operator rooted in the ambitions of two like-minded engineers.
features January 22, 2019 Droneville Canada
Kitchener-Waterloo has emerged as a hub for UAV operations and expertise.
features January 8, 2019 Texas training
The Lone Star State’s Sheppard Air Force Base is home to an international fighter pilot training program that tests the mettle of young Canadian aviators destined to fly the CF-188 Hornet.
features January 3, 2019 Room to grow
Montreal Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport is poised to become a regional hub for Quebec’s largest market.
features January 2, 2019 Special performers
Skies visits the personnel and aircraft that support the development of Pratt & Whitney Canada’s turbine technology.
features December 11, 2018 Survey says
Skies Magazine conducted the first comprehensive Canadian pilot compensation survey in decades. Here’s what we found out.
features November 26, 2018 Indie appeal: Behind the scenes with Aeronav Avionics
Over the last 15 years, Aeronav Avionics has punched well above its weight in providing bespoke avionics services from its facility in Pitt Meadows, B.C.
