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The Waterloo Institute of Sustainable Aeronautics will bring bright minds together to help ensure the future prosperity of aviation and aerospace.

An RCAF CH-147F Chinook helicopter that was damaged in a hard landing during Exercise Maple Resolve 21 in Alberta will be road moved to its home unit of 450 Tactical Helicopter Squadron at CFB Petawawa, Ontario, to be repaired.

Skies recently invited our followers on Instagram to submit their questions for Maj Hatta, a former CF Snowbirds pilot and U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School graduate.

With admissions to ICUs overwhelming Manitoba hospitals in early June, a newly acquired RCAF capability has been vital to airlifting critically ill, COVID-infected patients to hospitals in other provinces.

Williams’ "nobody cares, work harder" mindset ignited his career as an aircraft maintenance technician, flight instructor, aerobatic pilot, aircraft ground instructor, commercial pilot, Boeing 737NG maintenance instructor, social media influencer, and youth mentor.

The U.S. and the European Union announced they would suspend retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars in non-aviation goods, and ensure that future research and development funding would not favor each other’s aviation industries.

The decision by Airbus to acquire a majority stake in the Bombardier C-Series in 2017 could prove to be one of the European aerospace giant’s most astute business decisions.

Although the Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk has been officially retired since 2008, it's still going strong.

Here's how pilot Jamie Ingall successfully transferred her Canadian airline transport pilot (ATP) license to an FAA ATP certificate, after the U.S. aviation industry piqued her interest.

Imagine holding up an iPad to an aircraft and being able to see the locations of all the previous repairs in 3D. Boeing’s Vancouver lab recently completed a Supercluster project to explore the technology foundation for that type of application.