During Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week 2023, 46,000 women and girls across the globe got a chance to explore aviation, bringing the Fly It Forward initiative’s lifetime total to 501,000 female attendees.
Following the FAA's Safety Summit, the agency issued a safety alert with specific steps it wants airlines, pilots and others to take.
Passenger activity at Toronto Pearson significantly increased by 22.9 million or 180.8 percent during 2022, when compared to 2021.
Haywood is officially the first female airline board chair in Canadian history.
Under the terms of the agreement, StandardAero will provide the full scope of LEAP maintenance, repair and overhaul services for operators worldwide.
The companies intend to explore the technology, infrastructure, carbon accounting systems, and public policy support needed to bring SAF to more markets, in greater quantities, and at a more sustainable long-term cost.
Members of the RCAF's Aerospace and Telecommunications Engineering Support Squadron (ATESS) welcomed the Squadron’s new Honorary Colonel, Mark Phillips, on March 10.
Bombardier is now targeting more than $9 billion in annual revenue by 2025, with an adjusted EBITDA of more than $1,625 million, and a healthy adjusted EBITDA margin of approximately 18 percent.
Rolls-Royce F130 engines were selected by the United States Air Force to replace the existing powerplants in the B-52 fleet, with over 600 new engine deliveries expected.
Tecnam Aircraft is celebrating 75 years since the introduction of the P48 Astore aircraft in 1948.
