Canadian FBO operator SkyService has become the first in Canada to offer sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and its in-house fractional AirSprint will be its first customer. All its customers will have access to the fuel, […]
Canada’s Aviation Hall of Fame announced this week their inductees for 2022. Due to the pandemic, the 2020 inductees are planned to be inducted together with the 2022 inductees at the next Induction Ceremony. Thomas […]
A week after announcing an upgraded version of one of its most popular business jets, Bombardier secured an order for 20 of them. The company unveiled the 3500, a refreshed Challenger 350, which adds some […]
A GoFundMe campaign for the family of renowned Canadian Aviation photographer Eric Dumigan has been set up and dozens of donations have been received. Dumigan died unexpectedly and resulted in an outpouring of social media […]
One of the RCAF’s longest-serving aircraft went into retirement in style with a final flight that took it almost the full length of the country. The CC-115 Buffalo, travelled from its home base at Comox, […]
The federal government has signed a deal worth more than $180 million to put new modern radars in at least some of the RCAF’s CF-18 fighters. The announcement comes as the government is now saying […]
An outpouring of support and grief has overwhelmed the Ontario GA community after a fatal accident involving two well-known and influential pilots. Susan Begg, 73, and Asti Livingston were in Begg’s Mooney when it crashed […]
The first Sustainable Aviation Jet Fuel has been produced in Quebec and the companies and organizations behind it say it will lead to significant reductions in aviation’s carbon footprint. “As the airline industry aims to reduce […]
A 56-year-old helicopter pilot from Newfoundland and Labrador is in jail in North Bay, Ontario awaiting a court appearance on charges of impaired operation of an aircraft. The man was arrested at Jack Garland Airport […]
Instrument approach minima at dozens of small airports may be increased to 500 feet as Transport Canada begins mandating that all such approaches meet ICAO standards for obstacles. TC has issued an advisory circular outlining […]
A helicopter pilot says he’s being harassed by his neighbours for his by-the-book use of a Robinson R-44 on his property on idyllic North Pender Island, between the B.C. mainland and Vancouver Island. Dan Quinn, […]
Porter Airlines resumed service to Billy Bishop Airport off downtown Toronto on Thursday and Air Canada joined in. Porter began its phased resumption of service with six flights each to Ottawa and Montreal and three […]
A 39-year-old man who allegedly held a laser beam on an airliner approaching Kelowna International Airport for five minutes is in jail and facing criminal charges and charges under the Aeronautics Act following his violent […]
Canadian Aviator publisher Steve Drinkwater with A.J. Flying Ranch (CAJ7) owner Elizabeth Murphy-Bahlsen. Ms. Murphy-Bahlsen supplied several GHW aircraft with avgas at $1.50/l, then donated $1,000 to Hope Air. Although smoke and poor flying weather […]
A fixture in Labrador aviation has been named to the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador to the delight of the thousands of people he’s flown over the past 50 years. Labrador Airways Capt. Lester Powell […]
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