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41-year-old Ryan Gould's helicopter crashed near Haig Lake, 140 kilometres northeast of Peace River, Alberta.
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Minister says government is doing everything it can to prevent further tragedy after four recent wildfire-related deaths.
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Statistics from Cirium show Canada's two biggest airlines see a higher proportion of their flights delayed when compared with peers abroad.
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A third of Canadians have changed or cancelled vacation plans due to inflation, according to Leger survey.
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Two ballooning Brits abandon quest to cross the Atlantic after technical issues force a landing in Newfoundland.
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The SAF+ Consortium says its fuel deliveries to Air France are slated to start in 2030.
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Ottawa is restricting the conditions under which it will allow subsidies to the fossil fuel industry.
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Wingman is a flight scheduling and reservation system that has been specifically designed for flight schools. Wingman’s advanced scheduling engine will analyze reservation times and offer students and instructors the best available times. Unlike other reservation systems, which allow students and instructors to define the schedule, Wingman will make the most of the available resource time. Along with other advanced features like tendering, standby’s, custom reservation spacing and flexible aircraft schedules, Wingman can optimize your schedule. Flight schools who are using Wingman have not only seen a drastic increase in aircraft utilization but their users appreciate Wingman’s advanced features.
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Greater Toronto Airports Authority says 10,000 new employees hired since last summer have helped increase baggage system reliability, cut wait times at security and customs checkpoints, and decreased holds on board aircraft.
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Lawyers representing the families of military members killed in an helicopter accident point to design flaw that caused the electronic flight control system to take over control of helicopter, plunging it into the Ionian Sea nose-first.
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The government sneaked an amendment to the Passenger Rights Bill in the budget this spring to avoid debating their merits and handcuff the MPs into accepting them as part of the budget. We asked if the CTA considered the significant increase these new measures will have on the cost of flying. The response clearly demonstrated that this is not a concern. Air carriers are considered guilty until proven otherwise. No other sector of the economy gets such unacceptable treatment from this government.
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Chamber of Commerce and association coalition call on Ottawa to extend deadline for businesses to repay pandemic loans.
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British Columbia's wildfire season is now the most destructive on record, with more than 14,000 square kilometres burned.
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Forest fires are being blamed after Air Inuit flights along both Nunavik coasts were cancelled multiple times last week.
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Melfort's airport in northeast Saskatchewan to receive improvements to runway and lights this summer.
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Australia plans to buy 20 new C-130 Hercules from the United States in a US$6.6 billion deal.
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Authorities shut airspace over southwestern Switzerland as gliders endanger the work of emergency teams.
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Civilian plane crashes after take off from eastern Sudan airport, killing nine, including four military personnel.
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August 11, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm PST
Location:Chinook Helicopters, Abbotsford Airport, Abbotsford, BC
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October 26, 2023
Location: KF Aerospace Centre for Excellence, Kelowna, BC
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