Denver-based Cosmic Aerospace is designing a more energy efficient electric aircraft, with an electric jet propulsion system, that can carry 25 passengers up to 1,000 kilometers (620 miles), which is more than any other electric regional aircraft in the market.
On May 13, cirrus clouds painted the blue skies that welcomed an estimated 2,000 visitors to Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre's annual "Girls Can Fly” event, where 300 lucky girls took to the skies.
As of 3 a.m. ET on May 19, WestJet pilots plan to begin a strike, as they have not been able to reach an agreement with management on a contract that addresses the pilots' concerns.
Eviation had announced in early November 2022 that orders for the Alice surpassed the $2 billion mark. Just six months later, the value of orders for the nine-passenger electric aircraft has doubled.
Hundreds of WestJet pilots participated in informational picket events in Calgary, Vancouver, and Toronto just one week before the strike deadline of May 16.
Textron Aviation is adding Garmin’s Emergency Autoland system to the new Beechcraft Denali single-engine turboprop, which is to be available as a standard feature upon the aircraft’s entry into service — now slated for 2025.
Cygnet's president Lynne McMullen sat down with Skies to share the latest news from the new pilot training program – where close industry partnerships help students successfully transition from the classroom into the right seat of a Canadian airline.
Airbus has reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2023, which showed a slight decrease in consolidated revenues, as well as a five percent decrease in commercial aircraft revenues year-on-year.
Flair Airlines announced Calgary International Airport (YYC) as the location for its newest base of operations, with plans to add new routes, a maintenance facility and hangar, creating roughly 150 jobs.
The installation of several critical systems on the RCAF fleet of 20 aerobatic performance aircraft at 431 Air Demonstration Squadron, better known as the Snowbirds, will meet North American airspace regulatory requirements and keep the aircraft performing until 2030.
