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Following an accident earlier this month involving a CT-114 Tutor jet operated by the Canadian Forces Snowbirds, an operational pause has been ordered on the entire Tutor fleet.

Piper Aircraft has made several new announcements about its flagship M600 aircraft, including that it may now be operated under FAA part 135 charter operations, and will soon be approved to operate from rough and unpaved surfaces.

WestJet is the launch customer of Aero Design Labs' Aerodynamic Drag Reduction System kit, which the engineering company has been quietly developing since 2017.

Year-over-year, Bombardier's gross profit during the quarter increased by 25 percent to US$269 million from US$215 million, and its operating income increased by 180 percent to US$101 million from US$36 million.

Despite recent progress in the aviation industry's decarbonization plans, SAF recently accounted for only 0.01 percent of jet fuel consumption globally, according to IATA. 

Nav Canada said that due to current supply chain issues, the previously announced implementation dates for the Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast Out performance mandate have been adjusted for Class A and B airspace.

The federal government has decided to go against the unanimous support from the parliamentarians to separate aircraft from the luxury tax, as it wants to complete more impact studies.

The Canadian International Air Show is returning this year at full capacity with a thrilling lineup and jaw-dropping aerial performances.

A vintage Douglas DC-3 aircraft (previously owned by Yukon-based Air North) recently flew for the first time in over a decade after receiving a complete restoration by aviation enthusiasts in the U.S.

CubCrafters believes the public offering will allow the company to accelerate manufacturing, innovation, and growth, as it currently has an order backlog of nearly 27 months.