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.
The cannons keeping airplanes safe, one chicken at a time
Canada's National Research Council has an armory of compressed air cannons to test aircraft components - using aerospace-grade poultry as ammunition.
Pan Am: The trailblazing airline that changed international travel
It was 30 years ago on December 4, 1991, when Pan Am flew its final flight, after close to 65 years of globe-spanning operations. And yet, although three decades have passed since the airline declared bankruptcy, the Pan Am brand still seems to resonate through current pop culture.
The Circle of Life
What happens when an aircraft is grounded for the last time and taken out of service?
Focused on the Future
USA Borescopes might be a small company in a niche sector, but with smart adjustments to its sales and marketing tactics it has weathered the past year’s COVID-induced storm.
Fit for FAcT
The RCAF is in the process of renewing its contracted aircrew training operations under the Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) program, and Airbus has proposed its H135 to fulfill the requirements of the helicopter training component of the new program.