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Tobias is a skilled pilot, known for making history. With more than 22,000 flight hours in 70 different aircraft types, she's inspired documentaries, books, and received various awards.

The Federal Aviation Administration’s Drone Advisory Committee approved four recommendations to adopt gender-neutral language for the drone community, signaling a shift away from gendered terms that have been used for decades.

After years of covering the competitive process to replace Canada's legacy CF-18s, a common-sense solution has emerged — and it comes down to affordability.

Having heard from a broad cross-section of Canada’s aviation industry, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities has made 31 sweeping recommendations it says are critical to jump-starting aviation’s recovery.

WestJet Cargo on June 23 announced its new cargo service, which will utilize 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighters as its dedicated aircraft.

Skies rounded up some of the new technology in the aerial firefighting sector that you need to know about.

The Waterloo Institute of Sustainable Aeronautics will bring bright minds together to help ensure the future prosperity of aviation and aerospace.

An RCAF CH-147F Chinook helicopter that was damaged in a hard landing during Exercise Maple Resolve 21 in Alberta will be road moved to its home unit of 450 Tactical Helicopter Squadron at CFB Petawawa, Ontario, to be repaired.

Skies recently invited our followers on Instagram to submit their questions for Maj Hatta, a former CF Snowbirds pilot and U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School graduate.

With admissions to ICUs overwhelming Manitoba hospitals in early June, a newly acquired RCAF capability has been vital to airlifting critically ill, COVID-infected patients to hospitals in other provinces.