Case study: Vancouver develops use cases for airport digital twinning
YVR's digital twin is a hyper-realistic representation of the real-world Vancouver airport.
A World of Possibilities
Canada offers a treasure trove of attractions and opportunities, and as the country moves into the post-pandemic era, its aviation infrastructure will play a vital role in rebuilding the country.
US Bizav’s recovery flight path
Taking a snapshot of corporate flying in the U.S., we spoke to FBOs at three regional airports that serve quite different markets - for Regional Gateway magazine.
Land, Sea, Sky
Artworks are often placed to awe and inspire onlookers, but Vancouver International Airport has gone one step further - using art to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the region's indigenous people.
Harbour Air & MagniX are Electri-Flying
Not so long ago, the idea of electric commercial aviation was a decidedly futuristic notion. But last December, B.C.-based Harbour Air and magniX made a giant leap forward with the first flight of their DHC-2 Beaver “ePlane.”
And on Your Left…
A major international airport just might be the ultimate theme park – packed with people, lengthy lines for food and drink, and e-ticket rides to far-flung destinations.
The Competition to Bring Back Supersonic Flight Is Heating Up
It’s been 16 years since Concorde last zoomed across the Atlantic, carrying passengers at twice the speed of sound. Now, after a generation of technological advances, is it time for an SST to return to the skies?
Airliners in the Desert: How Planes Are Put in Storage
There are airports around the world where hundreds of aircraft sit quietly, wind whistling over wings that have safely carried passengers over millions of miles.
Keeping airports safe from drones
Doesn't it seem like common sense? That it's a bad idea to fly a drone near an airport? And that it's probably against the law too? This doesn't seem to have stopped drone owners near London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Newark, Dublin and Dubai airports
How Satellite-Based Aircraft Tracking Will Revolutionize Flying
Aireon, the newly operational space-based aircraft tracking network could be the most important development in locating planes since radar was invented in World War II.