Year: 2020

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries announced this week that it is suspending development of the M100 variant of its SpaceJet regional airliner and cut the overall budget of the program by half in response to the worldwide […]

The world’s only airport with dedicated pedestrian and bicycle access has again been named one of the best airports in the world. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was judged the seventh best airport overall in […]

COVID 19 relief efforts in the developing world will get a boost from De Havilland Canada’s effort to provide an inexpensive process to convert legacy Dash-8 aircraft into temporary freighters. In recent months, aircraft manufacturers […]

Air Canada has announced it will shed 79 of its oldest aircraft as it realigns its operation to cope with the post-COVID hangover. The airline will immediately stop flying its E-190 regional aircraft and phase […]

The crash of an RCAF CH-148 Cyclone helicopter that killed six Canadian Forces crew members was witnessed by dozens of their shipmates aboard HMCS Fredericton. The aircraft was minutes from landing on the rear deck […]

To the best of anyone’s knowledge so far, Shadunjen van Kampen has already made history and she’s only 21. The Yukon resident could be the first First Nations woman from the territory to earn a […]

The Canadian Forces has released the names of the six Air Force and Navy personnel lost in the crash of Cyclone helicopter off Greece on Thursday.  The helicopter was attached to HMCS Fredericton, which is […]

The Snowbirds will begin their cross-country salute to the Canadian spirit with a morning loop across the Bay of Fundy from CFB Greenwood, Nova Scotia to Saint John and Fredericton, New Brunswick at 10:40 and […]

WestJet and the Airline Pilots Association’s Canadian chapter have reached a deal to keep most pilots on the payroll for the immediate future. About 1,700 pilots were set to be laid off on May 1 […]

Canada’s airports are calling on the federal government for a variety of measures to help them financially weather the COVID-19 crisis. Like most businesses, airports have seen crushing revenue losses in the last couple of […]

Days after a heart-shaped flight over Nova Scotia caught the world’s attention, another pilot has used flight tracking to pay tribute to the 22 victims of Canada’s worst mass shooting that occurred in the province […]

Jazz Aviation will soon be carrying cargo only in as many as 13 of its Q400s thanks to a “simplifiied conversion” designed by De Havilland Canada and quick approval by Transport Canada. The seatless turboprops […]

Night flights are banned at the Grand Forks Airport in southern B.C. after someone stole $40,000 worth of equipment from a beacon near the strip. There are six beacons on the mountains surrounding the airport […]