Posts by: Frederick K. Larkin
The story of Bradley Air Services Limited, which operates today as Canadian North, is one that dates back nearly eight decades and involves tremendous change and growth along the way.
Despite keen competition, renowned regional carrier Porter Airlines is extending its presence across North America with ambitious expansion plans and a growing fleet of new Embraer E195-E2s.
Over the past 46 years, Air North has built a strong connection with its Yukon community, and beyond, that has allowed it to survive the same economic downturns that have doomed many larger Canadian airlines. What’s more, it has become a vital contributor to Yukon’s economy.
Following a recent visit to Yellowknife-based Air Tindi — a vital provider of air services across Canada’s Far North — we examine the company’s current operations and how it may perform in the future.
Impressive performance and a comfortable travel experience are available with the latest models of single turboprops and very light jets. We take a look at what demand has been like for such aircraft in the US$2 million to $6 million price range.
The Learjet was one of the first business jets to grace Canadian skies, and the fleet continues to perform across the country today. Here, we pay tribute to this legendary aircraft following the recent delivery of the last of the line.
Ontario’s fleet of fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft is best known for its forest fire patrol and suppression work, and also supports a multitude of special provincial resource management programs. We take a look at the unit’s operations and preparations for the busy summer season.
Amidst the chaos of travel restrictions and border closures, Airbus’s A220 has stood out. Here’s a look at where the A220 program stands in terms of new orders, operational insights, production rates, and its departure from Bombardier.
The voice of Canada’s business aviation industry has reached an impressive milestone and is prepared to continue working on behalf of its members.
Now in its second century, the Canadian business aviation industry continues to be a growing force. Here’s a look back at the last 100 years, and a glimpse into an exciting future.