news March 18, 2024 BC Aviation Council cites ‘human resources crisis’ in pandemic recovery
“The airline industry has performed a miracle getting back to 100 per cent, but it needs help," said Dave Frank, executive director of the BCAC.
“The airline industry has performed a miracle getting back to 100 per cent, but it needs help," said Dave Frank, executive director of the BCAC.
“Our pilots encourage Air Transat management to work with us to avoid any uncertainty for our passengers, pilots, and airline colleagues," the pilots union said.
In a message to employees, the CEO of Boeing Commercial Airlines laid out safety improvements the manufacturer plans to take.
A team of five Canadian women from Elevate Aviation will compete in an aerospace maintenance competition among hundreds of other AMEs — most of them men — in a friendly showcase of engineering skill and workplace efficiency.
A coalition of industry groups is asking the federal government for incentives to establish and grow a robust domestic SAF production system.
In a cost-cutting measure, the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) has opted not to exercise contract options for the lease of two Air Tindi King Air BE350 aircraft.
The Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Aeronautics (WISA) says its research has the potential to streamline pilot education and shorten the training period.
Air Canada will cap fares and add more than 6,000 seats in markets operated by Lynx Air, while CUPE pledges to defend the legal rights of Lynx flight attendants.
The ultra-low-cost airline cites compounding financial pressures that hindered its ability to survive.
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) said aircraft deliveries eclipsed 4,000 aircraft for the first time in more than a decade last year