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WTO Rejects Bombardier Challenge

The World Trade Organization will continue its review of Embraer’s allegations that Bombardier is unfairly subsidized by Canadian governments. The WTO panel rejected Bombardier’s argument that the Brazilian planemaker’s review request goes beyond the scope […]

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Saskatoon Police Buy Cessna

The Saskatoon Police Service will pay about $800,000 for a 2016 Cessna to bring its aerial surveillance program in house. The police previously leased a similar aircraft that was 20 years old for $250,000 a […]

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Spring Training in Comox

It sounds like spring in the Comox Valley as the Snowbirds and the RCAF CF-18 demonstration team fine tune their performances for the coming air show season. The teams are practicing daily from CFB Comox, […]

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Class Action Noise Suit Approved

A group of neighbours living near Montreal’s Pierre Trudeau Airport have been granted class action status for a lawsuit against Montreal’s airport authority, Transport Canada and Nav Canada. The suit, by a group called Les Pollués de Montréal-Trudeau […]

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Drone Tests Permitted

Transport Canada is allowing testing of drones flying beyond line of sight by first responders to assess the safety of the practice. First responders are among dozens of potential users of the technology who are […]

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Father-Daughter Pilot Team

A father and daughter became the first captain and first officer with that relationship to fly a transcontinental route for Air Canada. Jenni Olafson occupied the right seat of a Boeing 787 commanded by her […]