It was the effort of “a little over a dozen pilot volunteers and a small fleet of single engine airplanes” that made the Christmas delivery to homeless children in Hawaii possible.
Simplified vehicle operations will provide a break with how aviation has approached automation in the past.
New report predicts incredible recovery for U.S. biz av industry, one year after COVID-19 dealt it a staggering blow.
Female pilots are feeling the brunt of COVID layoffs because of seniority. Many carriers are following a last-in, first-out formula, putting many women at a disadvantage.
Saab will build its Gripen E in Canada if the aircraft is selected as the Royal Canadian Air Force's next-generation fighter jet.
If the pre-pandemic ratio of women in the aviation industry wasn't daunting enough, new research indicates that the global pandemic is negatively impacting women in the industry, in particular.
Lee Obst takes the helm of the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada at a time when the ripple effects from reduced commercial air traffic are being felt by almost every facet of the sector.
The Atlantic Canada Airports Association was advised on Dec. 8 of more service cuts and station closures by Air Canada, which are to take effect beginning Jan. 11, 2021.
A flight with pilot Herrie ten Cate on Canada's oldest actively flying glider in 2013 inspired Aleck Covaci to join the Royal Canadian Air Cadets, with the goal of one day becoming an RCAF pilot.
For some aircraft dealers, private airplane sales haven't slowed down in 2020, but global travel restrictions have complicated pre-purchase inspections for international deals.
