Technologies such as automated emergency diversion in cruise, automatic landing, and taxi assistance are being explored in a project led by Airbus UpNext, utilizing an A350-1000 test aircraft.
The new company is aiming to become the first all-electric flight training unit in Canada, and has placed deposits on two electric eFlyer 2 aircraft from Bye Aerospace.
All domestic departures were halted in the U.S. on the morning of Jan. 11 following an overnight outage of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) system.
The CH-147F Chinook fleet might have less than a decade of service on its airframes, but the heavily used helicopters are due for a midblock upgrade.
Deliveries of the F-35 to Canada are slated to begin in 2026, at which time an initial cadre of RCAF fighter pilots will begin training on the fighter at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona.
The Ontario government is investing "historic amounts” to replace Ornge Air Ambulance’s entire fixed-wing aircraft fleet with eight brand-new planes.
Bombardier’s CEO, Éric Martel, has released a statement expressing concern over reports that Canada is considering awarding a sole-source contract to Boeing for the Canadian Multi-Mission Aircraft project.
The successful first run of the propulsion system on Raytheon's hybrid-electric flight demonstrator brings the company one step closer to the flight-testing stage.
Meaders, a paraplegic pilot who won gold at the 2022 STIHL National Air Races, says limits don’t exist — not even in the sky.
The system that captured Maverick’s flying skills in the original Top Gun film is a product of Cubic Mission and Performance Solutions, known as Combat Training System. Like the aircraft in the movie, the system has since evolved considerably and is utilized today by the U.S. Air Force and Navy.
