NAV Canada, NATS, and Aeron have been awarded an Industry Award for deployment of satellite-based technology to track planes across the North Atlantic.
Aeron, NAV Canada share industry award for satellite tracking
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Red Arrows perform in Vancouver
British aerobatic team the Red Arrows have released details of their final Canadian stop in Vancouver and Victoria next week.
Mitsubishi adds Montreal-area office
Japanese plane manufacturer Mitsubishi is to open a Montreal-area office to support its regional jet ambitions.
Lufthansa, Air Canada swap Ottawa-Frankfurt service
Lufthansa has announced five-day-a-week service between Ottawa and its Frankfurt hub for the coming summer season.
Cathay to drop Vancouver-New York red eye
Cathay Pacific Airlines will drop its Vancouver – New York (John F. Kennedy) service in time for the busy summer season. The airline created the daily overnight service in 1996, using Vancouver […]
Westjet removes Max from schedule until new year
Westjet has removed its Boeing 737 Max aircraft from the schedule until at least January 5, 2020.
The ground is overrated for these Air Cadets
Western Aviation News was invited to witness the graduation parade for the Comox Cadet Flying Training Centre in Boundary Bay. What we found was an extraordinary group of young men and women.
Pacific Coastal gains US rights on behalf of Westjet
Pacific Coastal Airlines has gained regulatory approval to operate flights to the United States on behalf of Westjet Link.
