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Northwestern Air Lease, an airline based in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, has opened the Terry Harrold School of Aviation to offer a homegrown solution to the ongoing pilot shortage across the country.

While the digital transformation of the aviation industry has made air travel more efficient, new technologies are a double-edged sword serving as additional entry points for cybercriminals to cause disruptions.

The countdown is on for this year’s Airshow London SkyDrive event, which is set to take place Sept. 9 to 11 at London International Airport (YXU).

KF Aerospace is officially ready to open the doors to its new Centre for Excellence in Kelowna, featuring an impressive aviation museum with a rare aircraft collection.

Pratt & Whitney Canada announced that Transport Canada has type certified the PW127XT-M regional turboprop engine that will power the next generation of ATR 42/72 aircraft.

Airbus Canada's Rob Dewar, who was instrumental in developing the A220 aircraft, became a member of the Living Legends of Aviation at an awards ceremony near Salzburg, Austria, on Aug. 27.

The fact that air travel is one of the least accessible modes of transportation has prompted a working group meeting, to be held this September in Seattle, to discuss research, innovation, and design relating to in-cabin wheelchair securement systems. 

Harbour Air's ePlane — an electrified de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver — flew 45 miles in 24 minutes using 100 percent electricity.

Canada is uniquely positioned to be an international leader in sustainable aviation fuel research and production.

The new airline is cleared to begin operations out of its hub at Toronto Pearson International Airport, with its inaugural flight heading to Calgary from Toronto.