While technology is advancing, and will continue to, in all realms, we take a look at what piloting airplanes could look like over the coming decades.

A rumination upon what makes an exceptional aviator — in celebration of World Pilots' Day, and in memory of one of aviation’s greatest pilots, Chuck Yeager.

Any pilot who has flown a variety of taildraggers knows of their alluring diversity. Each plane has its own personality — it’s all part of the charm of flying taildraggers.

In the world of aviation, where precision and procedure are sacrosanct, it’s nice to know that floatplane flying remains more of an art than a science – and mystery and adventure are still to be found.

Twenty-five years after he first flew the Tutor, Skies' test pilot Rob Erdos "tried out" for the CF Snowbirds for this throwback feature from 2012.

Skies test pilot Rob Erdos flew the Pilatus PC-21 military trainer, discovering that it combines the best aspects of aircraft and simulator to deliver a unique training capability.

Experienced pilots from around the globe descend on International Test Pilots School in London, Ont., to learn the specialized mechanics of flight testing.

Skies spent some rare and treasured moments with legendary Canadian fighter pilot Stocky Edwards, who was at 19 Wing Comox to welcome a Spitfire home.

When Vancouver Island Air’s Turbine Otter needed an engine, the company embarked on the certification process for a more efficient PT6A-140A powerplant.

Skies spent some rare and treasured moments with legendary Canadian fighter pilot Stocky Edwards, who was at 19 Wing Comox to welcome a Spitfire home.