During a Sept. 14 presentation at the Conference of Montreal, Guillaume Faury, CEO of Airbus, offered updates on travel recovery, supply chain issues, sustainability, and the launch of the A350 freighter.
During a virtual event on Sept. 14, Bombardier announced the launch of the Challenger 3500, an enhanced variant of the Challenger 350.
On Sept. 8, a huge step towards a return to normalcy was taken at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, as commercial airline service resumed after an 18-month temporary suspension due to the pandemic.
Part 2 of “a trip to…” series by Ted Delanghe, where the former Air Force pilot recalls the time he ferried a Thrush ag plane from Saskatchewan to Iowa, battling weather and a dust storm along the way.
On September 11, 2001, Heather "Lucky" Penney, former D.C. Air National Guard pilot, was told to take down Flight 93. As the 20th anniversary approaches, she admits she wishes her story had turned out much differently.
RCAF helicopters and a CC-130J Hercules were instrumental in the evacuation efforts, as well as the movement of frontline firefighting crews and equipment, during the B.C. wildfires.
According to GAMA's latest aircraft shipments and billings report, turboprop, piston, and business jet deliveries increased across all segments during the first half of 2021. But the industry is still lagging compared to pre-pandemic numbers.
Trudeau, O’Toole and Singh are using chartered airliners to criss-cross the country.
Canadian aircraft have conducted 13 flights and airlifted 1,700 Canadians and eligible Afghans from Kabul thus far. The most recent flight carried 506 people out of Afghanistan.
A preliminary report has been released on the Aug. 10, 2021, incident where a Cessna 172N was struck by a police drone while on final approach into Toronto Buttonville Airport. The plane suffered extensive damage.
