 | CAE now official training partner for Dassault Falcon
CAE has announced that its training organization worldwide has passed the rigorous requirements of Dassault Aviation's Falcon Training Policy Manual (FTPM) quality system audit. This is the highest level attainable by a flight training organization.
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 | Traveller numbers up at Toronto's Billy Bishop airport
The number of travellers using Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport rose sharply in 2011, thanks to more flights operated by Porter Airlines and the introduction of service by Air Canada.
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 | Harbour Air floatplane makes emergency landing
A small floatplane lost power on a harbour-to-harbour flight from Vancouver to Victoria last Thursday and was forced to make an emergency landing off an island north of Victoria.
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 | Hawker Beechcraft suing U.S. government over contract snub
Hawker Beechcraft Corp. is suing the U.S. government over its exclusion from a competition to build a light attack aircraft, a contract worth nearly $1 billion.
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 | Where American airline CEOs cut their teeth
From an office at the end of a Dallas runway in the 1980s, the modern airline business was born. There, in cubicles with thin, grey carpet and shared computers, young graduates of the top business schools were tasked with making sense of deregulation – a new era when the government no longer dictated routes or prices.
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