Commercial March 14, 2024 Filling the flight deck
As the need for commercial airline pilots continues to grow, here is what seven Canadian airlines are doing to secure a pipeline of skilled pilots into the future.
As the need for commercial airline pilots continues to grow, here is what seven Canadian airlines are doing to secure a pipeline of skilled pilots into the future.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Nav Canada is highlighting women who help keep the skies safe every day. Learn how they inspire inclusivity for women in aviation.
Far more than a fighter replacement program for the CF-18 Hornet, the F-35A represents a generational capability change for the RCAF. A former ‘Hornet Baby’ and F-35 test pilot shares some key lessons.
On the first day of Women of Aviation Week 2024, we share this in-depth interview with an exceptional industry leader.
Over the last few years, Coulson Aviation has taken on the task of converting former military C-130H Hercules aircraft into state-of-the-art airtankers to bolster its operation.
With the current contracted fighter lead-in training program coming to an end in March 2024, and its replacement not expected to be ready until after 2030, the Air Force is turning to allies to help prepare its future fighter pilots.
The new film, spearheaded by Edmonton’s Kendra Kincade, aims to inspire and attract more women to an industry that urgently needs talent.
For pilot candidates managing the stresses of an intense training program, coaching what’s between the ears is as important as technical and tactical skills.
In a large, complex training scenario, CF-18 Hornets from 433 Squadron participated for the first time in multinational exercise Cobra Warrior.
In a degraded environment, Exercise Mobility Guardian gave AN RCAF airlift detachment the opportunity to test concepts of operations and Strengthen interoperability in a region CC-130Js and CC-150s rarely train.