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The B.C. Aviation Museum’s aircraft range from a replica of a “hang-glider” built in 1896 to a Cold War fighter-bomber.

EASA granted Hartzell supplemental type certificate approval for Plane-Power ALT-FLX alternator upgrades in a variety of aircraft.

Cargojet trimmed its express flying in Canada, but lower fuel costs and other cost measures made for a relatively healthy bottom line last quarter under weak market conditions. The post COVID cost initiative boosts Cargojet margins despite drop in volumes appeared first on FreightWaves.

The B.C. Aviation Museum’s aircraft range from a replica of a “hang-glider” built in 1896 to a Cold War fighter-bomber.

Turbulence complicates a flight crew’s ability to maneuver a heavily-laden aircraft through difficult terrain and induces unusual stress on airframes. 

Textron Aviation today announced the Cessna SkyCourier twin utility turboprop has been awarded type certification by the National Civil Aviation Authority of Brazil , paving the way for the aircraft...

Going to Halifax from Yarmouth or Sydney for medical treatment just got a lot faster. Nova Scotia unveiled its...

Flying has never been safer in the United States. Our country's current approach to aviation safety is clearly working — the U.S. is the gold standard for aviation safety around the world. Despite th...

Southern Airways Express (SAE), the areas Essential Air Service (EAS) provider, has a new parent company and will be publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange, SAE officials recently announced.

In the history of Nigerian aviation, a large number of air crashes involving passenger planes have been recorded. The Kano crash