Military January 17, 2024 Bell awarded contract to sustain RCAF CH-146 fleet
The in-service support deal will help ensure the widely used Griffon helicopters are operational into the mid-2030s.
The in-service support deal will help ensure the widely used Griffon helicopters are operational into the mid-2030s.
The Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l, said it has filed a request for conciliation assistance to reach a new collective agreement.
Police, Transport Canada and airport security all participated in an investigation that ultimately ruled out the threat.
Despite high winds and blowing snow, a 435 Squadron SAR crew parachuted at night to help injured passengers of an Air Tindi Twin Otter.
The tentative deal is subject to an imminent vote.
The U.S. regulator issued the emergency directive on Jan. 6, after an Alaska Airlines 737-9 Max experienced “an in-flight departure of a mid-cabin door plug."
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) will contribute to the investigation into the fatal ground collision involving a Japan Airlines A350 and a DHC-8-315 coast guard aircraft at Haneda Airport.
The museum’s iconic Avro Lancaster bomber, B-25 Mitchell, Douglas C-47 Dakota and Grumman Avenger will all make appearances, as well as a Consolidated Canso A based in Victoria, B.C.
In the face of a federal luxury tax and pressing sustainability concerns, the industry is promoting its contributions to the Canadian economy.
The U.S. Army has awarded a contract to Bombardier for one Global 6500 jet aircraft to support the High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System (HADES).