The investment will support aerospace projects in Southern Ontario by allowing six businesses and organizations to increase manufacturing capabilities and green operations, as well as train and upskill employees.
Aviation Specialties Unlimited, Inc. announced Vicque Ebentheuer as the company's new marketing manager.
Boeing will begin development of two new U.S. variants of the E-7 Airborne Early Warning & Control aircraft through a $1.2 billion Undefinitized Contract Action.
Air Canada issued a statement in response to reports about the Greater Toronto Airport Authority imposing limits on carrier operations at Toronto Pearson airport.
Garmin has received FAA certification for the GFC 500 autopilot in the Commander 112 and 112A models, as well as Cessna 172A, 172B, 172C, 175A, 175B, and 175C models.
Air Canada wrapped up Black History Month with its second annual Black History celebratory flight, operated by Black pilots, flight attendants, managers, and employees on the ground.
Porter is expanding operations in Quebec with plans to develop a new 225,000-square-foot terminal in partnership with Saint-Hubert Airport, capable of serving over four million passengers annually.
With this investment, McMaster University will deliver a two-year targeted training program that is designed to help SMEs in the sector strengthen the workforce and grow the economy.
A small team of enthusiasts is devoting its time to finding, dismantling, and relocating retired Time Air aircraft, with a dream of bringing them "home" to Lethbridge, Alberta.
RCAF CP-140 Aurora under a sun dog at the 2023 Rendezvous Kingscote Air Display (Yukon). Photo submitted by Instagram user @simon_blakesley
Universal Avionics has obtained Technical Standard Order authorization of the first Aperture visual data management solution as it initiates serial production for a major avionics OEM.
Women in Aviation International held one of its most successful annual gatherings during the 34th annual Women in Aviation International Conference, Feb. 23-25.
The new company will be known as AeroDisplay and will feature advanced heads-up display configurations for both airplanes and helicopters.
The aerospace industry’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint are being closely monitored by aerospace schools in Quebec, which are striving to keep up through more eco-conscious research projects.
Pratt & Whitney Canada has achieved one billion flying hours since the formation of the company in 1928, and is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the PT6 engine family.
