Cool Running
Carlisle IT has a overheating solution for electronically steered antennas
Delivery of the 100th Airbus A220
Airbus recently celebrated the 100th A220 produced for a customer during a ceremony at the aircraft program’s headquarters in Mirabel, Canada.
Dwayne Charette: new president of Airbus Helicopters Canada
He’s only been president since August, but Dwayne Charette is no stranger to Airbus Helicopters Canada (AHC), having joined the Fort Erie, Ontario-based operation back in 2003.
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.
Back to the Future – The Return of De Havilland with a Capital “D”
De Havilland Canada is back, a newly resurrected company that is celebrating its ties to the past while it looks to the future.
High flyers: The OEMs’ perspectives on the VIP market
VIP helicopters continue to make up a significant percentage of the industry’s sales and operations. Airbus, Bell, Leonardo and Sikorsky all recognize the importance of their VIP — and VVIP — customers.
Sims for schools: The value of flight simulators
A session in a flight simulator can be invaluable for practising rarely-flown manoeuvres or complicated instrument procedures.
Opportunity Knocks: A Look at the Used Aircraft Market
If you're thinking of buying or selling a used helicopter, this might actually be a good time to do so.
From buckets to BATTs — the SEI story
Invented and made in Canada by SEI Industries, thousands of Bambi Buckets are used to fight forest fires around the world.
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?