Stories dealing with aviation safety, the Transportation Safety Board, and safety regulations.
The Transportation Safety Board called for better training and a new safety culture for the country’s air taxis, saying some business practices put passengers at risk.
The Canadian Union of Public Employees is demanding to be consulted before the Boeing 737 Max is allowed to return to the skies.
The investigation into a 2018 crash in Abbotsford, British Columbia reveals how little time it takes – just 14 minutes – for snow and ice to contaminate a wing.
July 2019 will go down as the deadliest month in Canadian aviation in more than 15 years, according to data compiled by Western Aviation News.
Four people were killed when a Cessna 208 float plane crashed along British Columbia’s central coast Friday.
Boeing executives have raised the possibility of temporarily halting production of the Boeing 737 Max as uncertainties around the type’s return to service continue to dog the company.
Boeing chief executive Dennis Muilenburg has taken to social media to call the Paris Air Show a “defining moment” for his company. “We know we have disappointed our customers recently,” Muilenberg said […]
Lawyers representing 10 Canadians killed in an Ethiopian Airlines crash in March filed wrongful death lawsuits against Boeing Monday.
