Airbus's fello’fly demonstrator project applies the principles of wake-energy retrieval, used by migratory geese, as a way to reduce CO2 emissions on widebody operations. But flying two large passenger aircraft close together poses new operational challenges.
Public Services and Procurement Canada on April 1 released a list of qualified suppliers to participate in the next phases of the RCAF’s Strategic Tanker Transport Capability project, and only Airbus Defence and Space's A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport made the cut.
Why the Block III Super Hornet could be the right choice for the Royal Canadian Air Force, and the best value for Canadian taxpayers.
The investigation into the May 2020 accident involving a CT-114 Tutor aircraft of the Canadian Forces Snowbirds has determined that a single bird was ingested into the engine of the aircraft following take-off, which resulted in a compressor stall and a loss of thrust.
Spotters, get your cameras ready: Air Canada's new Airbus A220-300 painted in Trans-Canada Air Lines heritage livery is set to begin revenue service in early April.
The Block II EA-18G will bring together a host of new capabilities to meet future needs.
The Green Aviation Research and Development Network said a lack of government funding and the possible need to change its current structure to pursue its new sustainable aviation fuel mandate will decide where the organization goes from here.
A wide array of United States and Canadian fighter jets, tankers, and other military aircraft will be part of a NORAD air defense exercise in the Arctic from March 20 to 26.
Fourteen months after Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 was shot down, Iran continues to blame "human error.” Canada said the report lacked "hard facts or evidence."
Stockton, founder and president of California-based Advanced Air, shares his story of how he built a scheduled commuter and private charter airline from the ground up, and lessons learned along the way.
