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Air Canada will reduce its first quarter capacity by an additional 25 percent, operating at roughly 20 percent compared to Q1 2019.

In panel discussions during the International Aerospace Week forum, hosted virtually by Aero Montreal, government officials and industry executives predicted aerospace strategies and recovery plans that will be decidedly green in color.

The Calgary-based airline will reduce capacity by a third, marking a return to levels not seen since June 2001.

Canada's Air Task Force - Romania capped a four-month NATO enhanced air policing mission at the turn of the year, but not without a few challenges.

When Sidhant Sharma first started along his path in aviation, he never imagined he would earn the title of being an Air Canada aircraft maintenance engineer (AME), and possibly even the world's youngest Boeing 787 engineer.

Canada, which has already implemented strong border measures to control the spread of COVID-19, will now require all arriving air travelers to show negative PCR test results.

As 2020 comes to a close, we thought we'd round up our 10 most popular articles of the year.

Tamara Vrooman, Vancouver Airport Authority's new chief executive officer, sees the current situation as an opportunity to "take a couple of steps back and look at a whole business end to end."

Bombardier is emerging from a turbulent year with an upbeat forecast for its future growth, which the company announced during the virtual International Aerospace Week forum.

A Royal Canadian Air Force pilot has just graduated from the world-famous U.S. Navy course.