Skies sat down with Anthony Norejko, president and CEO of the Canadian Business Aviation Association (CBAA), to hear his unique perspective on the road ahead for the business aviation industry.
An exclusive look at operations on board the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower aircraft carrier, also known as The Mighty Ike, as Carrier Strike Group 2 performs a Composite Training Unit Exercise.
Wildfires are burning coast to coast in a season like no other in recent memory. We check in with some of the air operators battling these stubborn and smoky Canadian blazes.
We check in with Boeing and its Canadian “Team Poseidon” partners to analyze the P-8A offering for the Canadian Multi-Mission Aircraft project, where interchangeability has become a recent recurring theme.
Skies sat down with Charles “Duff” Sullivan, managing director and president of Boeing Canada Operations Ltd., to discuss the company's subsidiaries, its bid in the RCAF’s maritime patrol aircraft competition, and its position on Canada's future fighter lead-in training.
Roughly nine months have passed since Canada’s luxury tax on aircraft, vehicles, and boats was introduced, and aviation industry professionals say the fight is not over as the tax is having a dramatic impact on aircraft sales.
Conair Aerial Firefighting is taking full advantage of its new simulator platform, unlike any other in the industry, to better prepare for ever-changing wildfire seasons, and is utilizing more modern aircraft that have replaced legacy airframes.
Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry uses fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft to wage a yearly battle against the deadly neurological disease known as rabies.
Remote and northern air operators in Canada are struggling to maintain flying services in the face of a pilot shortage and newly implemented fatigue regulations.
For the last 30 years, Canadian pilots have been relocating to the Maldives to fly for the country’s major floatplane operators. We take a look at how Canadian pilots ended up in the island country in the first place, and what life is like for the aviators who took the leap.
