features August 18, 2020 Air Canada’s flight out of darkness
Despite current limitations on travel, Canada’s largest airline is gradually rebuilding for its customers, employees and owners.
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features August 14, 2020 The forge of leadership: Canadians in the Battle of Britain
Eight decades after the crucial battle, it’s clear it was the catalyst that sparked the development of future Royal Canadian Air Force leaders.
features August 13, 2020 Gift from a floatplane pilot: The art of float flying
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.
features August 6, 2020 KF Aerospace: Anything but a One-Trick Pony
As KF Aerospace celebrates 50 years in business, the company finds strength in its diversity of operations and a collective spirit of innovation.
features July 28, 2020 How Flightradar24 charted COVID’s changed skies
Flightradar24 has been closely following flight traffic trends since the pandemic hit, and its users have observed some unusual flight activity, too.
features July 27, 2020 Fear of not flying: A frequent flyer grounded during the pandemic
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.
features July 24, 2020 In a crisis, thinking small: Turbine-powered bizav
Business aviation finds itself on thin ice — again — but those who think small might have an edge.
features July 21, 2020 Airlines in crisis: The cost of COVID-19 on the industry
What is the cost of keeping commercial air travel alive after COVID-19? Increasingly, it’s looking like more than airlines can bear.
features July 17, 2020 Flying the queen of the empty skies: The Boeing 747-400
Life for a Boeing 747 cargo pilot in the age of COVID-19 is isolating, but also uniquely rewarding.
features July 16, 2020 Flying during COVID-19: An airline pilot’s perspective
The effects of COVID-19 on the commercial airline industry have been swift and devastating. Here’s how the first months of the pandemic unfolded for one first officer.
