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The eight-seat, all-electric, twin turboprop eFlyer 800 aircraft was designed in response to growing demand for regional, all-electric airplanes at lower operating costs.

Previously Glanford Aviation, the now-rebranded ground handling company saw the pandemic as an opportunity to bring "premium" aviation services to Hamilton, with 40,000 square feet of hangarage.

In its Budget 2021 document, the Canadian government revived the notion of a “luxury” tax on new private aircraft stickered at $100,000 or more, expecting to generate millions of dollars in new revenues over the first five years.

Harbour Air, which is collaborating with magniX on the eBeaver aircraft, is now welcoming a partnership with Swiss battery technology company, H55, to certify the world’s first electric Beaver commuter airplane through an STC program.

The Canadian government recognized the strategic importance of Canada's aerospace sector, which directly and indirectly supported nearly 235,000 jobs in 2019, and signalled its intention to ensure the industry can remain an important driver of Canada’s economy.

Members of the Parksville District and Qualicum Flyers share a passion for aviation through their radio-controlled aircraft club in British Columbia.

Eleven non-stop routes between Burbank, California, and western U.S. cities will commence on April 28 starting at $19 (one-way).

The long-awaited financial support package involves several billion dollars in loans attached to a list of requirements for Air Canada. The federal government will also take a six percent equity stake in the carrier.

Harbour Air CEO Greg McDougall has an ambitious goal to convert the carrier's fleet of more than 40 seaplanes into aircraft driven by electric motors.

Latest variant of the Boeing F-15 Eagle is officially rolled out at Eglin Air Force Base.