Skies Dec 2017 / Jan 2018 Edition Out Now!

Avatar for Shawn PietersBy Shawn Pieters | November 15, 2017

Estimated reading time 9 minutes, 51 seconds.

2017 PHOTO CONTEST

Congratulations to all winners from our fourth annual Skies Photo Contest! We asked and you came through with some of the best aviation images we’ve ever seen!


RED AIR SUCCESS

Discovery Air Defence wins the 10-year contract to provide the Canadian Armed Forces with adversarial air services.
By Chris Thatcher


ONLINE BONUS: CTA TO TACKLE AIR PASSENGER RIGHTS REGULATIONS

The Canadian Transportation Agency is preparing to begin consultations once Bill C-49 is passed.
By Brent Jang


AIRBUS, BOMBARDIER & THE C SERIES

Skies analyzes the “ABCs” of the blockbuster deal and what it means for Canadian aerospace.
By James Careless


REGIONAL TIPPING POINT?

Bombardier has secured the future of its flagship C Series, but the CRJ and Q400 families need some attention, too.
By Kenneth I. Swartz


EMPHASIZING INNOVATION

Lockheed Martin Canada’s Charles Bouchard discusses how innovative, forward-thinking ideas will characterize the company’s future Canadian footprint.
By Chris Thatcher


FEELING THE STING

An interim Super Hornet purchase is in doubt as Canada considers used Australian fighter jets.
By Chris Thatcher


THE PURSUIT OF PASSION

Stretching outside his comfort zone has paid big dividends for airshow performer Brent Handy.
By Lisa Gordon


Q&A: THE ART AND SCIENCE OF AVIATION PHOTOGRAPHY

Skies publisher and accomplished aviation photographer Mike Reyno discusses his passion for imagery that tells a story without a single word.
By Kyle Davis


ONLINE BONUS: FIGHTERS IN FOREST CITY

London, Ont., is back in the airshow business–big time.
By Lisa Gordon


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