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.
Top Aces has received approval to acquire and import up to 29 F-16 aircraft. Israeli media on Dec. 2 claimed the seller is the Israeli Defense Ministry.
Airbus Corporate Jets has so far this year received 13 orders across all of its corporate jet types, and its newest offering, the ACJ TwoTwenty, is ready to make a splash in the North American market.
During NBAA-VBACE 2020, JETNET iQ provided its business jet delivery forecast for the next 10 years, as well as results from its latest COVID-focused owner-operator survey.
Textron Aviation announced the introduction of the Beechcraft King Air 260 turboprop, calling it a new era for its King Air 200 series aircraft.
The Canadian government on Nov. 30 released a fiscal update with new aid to help regional air carriers and airports through the COVID crisis, but has left out plans for the nation’s major airlines.
The Airbus A220 is proving to be an ideal tool for airlines during this challenging period, and the OEM is optimistic about eventual manufacturing ramp up at its Mirabel and Mobile facilities.
Skies spoke with LCol David McLeod, Commander of Canada's Air Task Force–Romania, on the deployment, COVID, and the evolution of the Air Task Force role.
Coulson Aviation’s aerial firefighting intelligence Cessna Citation II jets will offer “a totally different capability than what the industry has seen” once complete.
