Airbus forecasts that the global aviation industry will need to hire 2.44 million skilled people over the next 20 years to meet air travel demand, according to an October 14th press release issued in Toulouse, […]
The Royal Canadian Navy is about to equip its ships with uncrewed helicopters. Last month the navy conducted its inaugural flight of a CU179 Peregrine at the Canadian Forces Maritime Experimental Test Ranges (CFMETR) at […]
Canada’s Aviation Hall of Fame has announced its 2027 inductees. The four individuals recognized for their contributions to the aviation industry include: Giorgio Clementi: During his distinguished career in flight testing and aviation training, Clementi […]
This week we are recognizing one of the eight 2026 Elsie award winners. Named after Elsie MacGill, the chief aeronautical engineer at Canadian Car and Foundry who oversaw the production of 1,451 Hawker Hurricanes during […]
An Air Canada Boeing 777 was being towed to its assigned gate at Los Angeles’ LAX airport on Tuesday (October 6) when the left wing of a Delta Air Lines Airbus A350 clipped the 777’s […]
Airbus Helicopters is forming a partnership with the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) to develop aerospace training programs. The Fort Erie, Ontario-based division of the aerospace giant will provide faculty and the student body […]
A four-year contract between the RCAF and London, Ontario’s Fanshawe College will conduct Transport Canada-approved training courses for Aviation Systems Technicians, Avionics Systems Technicians and Aircraft Structures Technicians. The training will take place at 16 […]
This week we are recognizing one of the eight 2026 Elsie award winners. Named after Elsie MacGill, the chief aeronautical engineer at Canadian Car and Foundry who oversaw the production of 1,451 Hawker Hurricanes during […]
It has been a little more than a week that the Snowbirds made what is expected to be their last public aerobatic performance in Canada using the venerable Canadair Tutor Jet. The event was at […]
In a response to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement that four of Canada’s largest airports may be open to private operators, the Regional Community Airports of Canada (RCAC) is calling for a different method of […]
Federal MP for Kelowna Stephen Fuhr was at Kelowna’s airport (YLW) on September 28 to announce federal funding of up to $24.4 million to support the construction of infrastructure required for the expansion of airport […]
This week we are recognizing one of the eight 2026 Elsie award winners. Named after Elsie MacGill, the chief aeronautical engineer at Canadian Car and Foundry who oversaw the production of 1,451 Hawker Hurricanes during […]
The first RCAF Lightning II to come off the assembly line took off on its first flight this week (Sept. 23) from a U.S. military base in Fort Worth, Texas. The base is the site […]
Two flight training students building time toward their Commercial Pilot Licences were killed when their Cessna 172 crashed early last Friday (Sept. 18) near Kisbey, Saskatchewan. The two pilots on board, students at Manitoba’s Harv’s […]
RCAF commander Lt.-Gen. Jamie Speiser-Blanchet welcomed the first two CT-157 Siskin II aircraft to Canada at a ceremony in Gatineau, Quebec on September 17. The aircraft, destined to replace the CT-156 Harvard II, used to […]
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