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The hangar that hosted the creation of some of the most iconic Canadian aircraft ever developed is now being used to educate the next generation of aviation professionals. Centennial College occupies the space that spawned […]

Boeing is running regular video updates on progress to get its MAX 8 aircraft back in the air.

Although Boeing’s latest 737 model is grounded, a variant that first flew in 1967 continues to serve northern communities because of its special capabilities.

A drone operator learned the hard way how important seaplanes are to coastal communities like Port Alberni. This TV feature piece sums it up.

Harbour Air has been a pioneer in seaplane transportation for decades and aims to electrify its fleet of heritage aircraft in coming years.

The RCAF’s Twin Otters work in one of the harshest environments on earth so some bumps and bruises are to be expected. A rescue operation is under way north of Inuvik for a damaged aircraft.

Dashcam video normally captures vehicle mishaps but when a Cirrus crosses the road, it makes for a spectacular video. The accident occurred at Buttonville and there were no serious injuries.

Here’s the promo video from the 2018 Give Hope Wings fundraiser and Dave McElroy and two other pilots are heading to the other extreme of the Americas to accomplish much the same thing this summer.

The Cessna 206 is a workhorse bush plane but it has a design issue with its rear cargo doors that the Transportation Safety Board has flagged in its investigation of a fatal crash last year […]

Flair Airlines unveiled a new brand strategy last week and also announced cancellation of service on some U.S. routes. It’s buying five Boeing 737-800NG aircraft and painting them like this.

For those who miss Ice Pilots NWT, Buffalo Airways GM Mikey McBryan has launched his own YouTube channel called Plane Savers that loosely chronicles his company’s quest to ready a former Transport Canada DC-3 for […]

The Red Arrows have been performing for more than 50 years and will be in Ottawa and Toronto as part of their North American tour in late summer.

KF Aerospace started as a one-man operation in 1970 and has become one of the biggest MROs in Canada.

They’re not particularly noisy as turboprop singles go but you’d notice an RCMP PC-12 flying in circles over your house at 3 a.m.

The airline wasted little time exercising its new flagship and flew it to Toronto on Friday.