FREE E-Newsletter
Wings Magazine
Subscribe
MAGAZINE
Current Issue
Past Issues
News Archives
Web Exclusives
Video
Photo Gallery
 
MARKETPLACE
Aviation Books
Job Board
Classifieds
New Products
COMMUNITY
Events
AME Hall of Fame
100th Anniversary
Aviation Quiz
Association News
 
RESOURCES
A-List 2011
E-Newsletter
Links
Sitemap
Careers in Aviation
Publications
Helicopters Magazine Careers in Aviation
Web Exclusives
Carleton University to offer student ground-breaking opportunities
Carleton UniversityMay 11, 2011, Ottawa – Carleton University’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Ottawa Aviation Services (OAS) and B-Con Engineering (B-Con) announced that they have entered into a new partnership that will offer Carleton aerospace engineering students ground-breaking opportunities.  | READ MORE
 
From mud huts to cockpits
avtech_class_students_learn_about_clothing_on_one_of_the_school_aircraft   
May 5, 2011 - Flying in West Africa probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of general aviation, but to Jonathan Porter, this is aviation’s new frontier!
 | READ MORE
 
The Porter Way
QueenMarch 7, 2011 – So far, 2011 has been a very good year for Robert Deluce and Porter Airlines. Scheduled to begin in February, Air Canada’s plans to return to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport have been delayed – and in January, a judge ordered the carrier to pay $1.8 million in legal fees to Porter and the Toronto Port Authority.  | READ MORE
 
Past meets present
cn-tower-backMarch 7, 2011 – Wings correspondent Neil Macdougall recently flew the Expedition E350 with Wendy Lauzon of Canadian Backcountry Aircraft Inc., the exclusive Canadian dealer for the Expedition. Here is Macdougall’s take on the Canada-made aircraft.  | READ MORE
 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>

Results 9 - 16 of 320
   







text size   A A A A