In a move decades in the making, the De Havilland name will once again take to the skies, reviving one of Canada’s most storied brands. De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited was […]
De Havilland name returns to the skies
Swoop celebrates one million passengers
Canadian low-cost carrier Swoop has celebrated its one millionth passenger, just weeks shy of its first birthday.
Melting permafrost forces relocation of Thompson, Manitoba terminal
The Canadian government is contributing $28 million to build a new terminal building in the northern Manitoba community of Thompson, after the old building started to sink as a result of melting […]
Vancouver airport chief confronted over worker rights at Annual Public Meeting
Union members confronted Vancouver International chief executive Craig Richmond at the authority’s annual public meeting over contract changes that could see more than 90 people lose their jobs.
Sunday reader: Flair hits the reset button
In a wide-ranging interview, Flair Airlines Executive Chairman David Tait opens up about the industry, and his company’s place in it.
Boeing feels pain of Max groundings
Boeing reported lower net earnings Wednesday, reflecting the pain of the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max around the world.