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As the long-expected closure of Toronto’s Buttonville Municipal Airport approaches on Nov. 30, 2023, other airports in southern Ontario are adjusting.

In Episode 27 of The Pilot Project Podcast, Goddard shares what it's like to help save a life; what it takes to hoist a SARTech onto a ship at night, in a storm; and much more.

A small portion of Canada’s Northwest Territories has been named “Duck Island” after a CH-47 Chinook helicopter airlifted a stranded Canadair CL-215 Scooper aircraft.

Voyageur has secured a contract with the Department of National Defence to provide “several upgrades” to the Royal Canadian Air Force fleet of CT-142 Dash-8 training aircraft.

Canadian fractional jet ownership company, AirSprint Private Aviation, has released a white paper that answers common questions about how to become a corporate pilot and what to expect when you land your first job.

Transport Canada has granted Quebec-based Valdor Aircraft authorization to modify the iconic DHC-2 Beaver, to be known as the BX Turbo Beaver.

The first Boeing T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer for the U.S. Air Force has successfully completed its 1,400-mile cross-country flight to Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., to move forward with the next phase of flight testing.  

The Government of Ontario has added another four Pilatus PC-12 aircraft to a previous order for eight of the type for Ornge's air ambulance service. The investment totals more than $108 million.

"These are not the words of a minister who cares about workers being exploited by billion-dollar companies," said Wesley Lesosky, CUPE Airline Division president.

The replica, called the Arrow II, is being built by a group of volunteers at 60 per cent scale of the program’s original supersonic interceptor jet.