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Christmas has landed in Canada's northern communities, thanks to a cross-organizational collaboration between the "O" Division RCMP, Canadian Toy Association, Thomson Terminals Limited, and the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Toronto-based Porter Airlines officially took delivery of the first two of 50 new E195-E2 aircraft during a ceremony at Embraer's headquarters in Brazil.

Two defense sources have said that the Department of National Defence (DND) received quiet approval earlier this month to purchase 16 Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II jets for $7 billion.

Skies caught up with the Porter family, who departed Vancouver in June on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that will take them to 50 countries in 14 months.

Germany has officially received approval to buy the Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II. Canada also intends to buy the fighter jet, but there is still no formal contract in place.

Boom Supersonic has partnered with three industry leaders to develop a new propulsion system for its Overture airliner.

For Canada’s two largest airports, it’s a time of multitasking in order to reduce their carbon footprints and set long-term climate goals, while still keeping their immediate focus on overcoming congestion at terminals.

After reviewing its November 2022 deliveries, Airbus has confirmed that it will no longer be able to achieve its target of delivering roughly 700 commercial aircraft this year.

Pratt & Whitney Canada confirmed in early December that its PW812D engine — designed to power Dassault’s new Falcon 6X business jet — has received certification from the FAA.

Embraer has revealed updated aircraft concepts from its new Energia family, including the Energia Hybrid and Energia H2 Fuel Cell aircraft.