

De Havilland Canada launches firefighter aircraft
De Havilland Aircraft Canada launched the DHC-515 Firefighter (formerly…

APITech announces cavity filter for mitigation of 5G C-band interference in avionics systems
APITech, a provider of RF and electromagnetic solutions for…

Aireon and Cirium forge data sharing partnership
Aireon, a company that specializes in space-based ADS-B for…

Airbus selects Siemens to accelerate software system of commercial aircraft
Siemens announced that Airbus, an aircraft manufacturer, has selected…

Swoop announces nine new routes from Alberta
Swoop announced a new service to one U.S. and…

General Dynamics to establish a Québec Centre for remotely piloted aircraft systems technologies
General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada announced the establishment of a…

Viking and PAL Aerospace sign Aerial Firefighting System contract
Viking Air Ltd. and PAL Aerospace Canada established a…

CAE receives approvals for acquisition of L3Harris Technologies’ Military Training business
CAE announced that it has received all the required…

OpSens Solutions to develop aerospace fuel monitoring system
OpSens Solutions Inc. is receiving $500,000 in funding from the National…

RoboDK and Wilder Systems develop aircraft washing system
Wilder Systems has developed a robotic “drive-through” washing system…
Bombardier not ready to increase jet production despite clearing COVID turbulence
MONTREAL – Bombardier Inc. isn’t ready to increase business…
Boeing will pay $2.5 billion to settle charge over 737 Max
Boeing will pay $2.5 billion to settle a Justice…
Cyclone fined $60,000 for aircraft wing injury
Workers were attempting to steady the component to keep it from swinging during a lift.
Bombardier starts gradual resumption of manufacturing, reports Q1 loss
Expects business activity to hit a low point in Q2, before gradually recovering in the second half of the year.
Dash 8 joins federal marine surveillance program
The aircraft will be modified to detect oil spills, monitor ships and whale movements.
Boeing’s new CEO sees 737 Max production resuming in spring
Aerospace company doesn’t expect the FAA to certify the Max until this summer.
Two injured in an explosion, Woodbridge manufacturer fined $135,000
Fully pressurized shock strut from an aircraft exploded during disassembly.
US tariffs on EU goods would include cheese, wine, aircraft
WTO ruled the US could retaliate over illegal aid that the 28-country EU gave to Airbus.
Experimental plane flies silently, may lead to quiet drones [WATCH]
The craft generates thrust by applying a strong electric field to the air, a process called “ionic wind.”

Bombardier sticking with regional aircraft, won’t guarantee Q400 jobs in Toronto
Will continue to operate from Downsview for up to three years, with two optional one-year extension periods.
Pilotless planes on the horizon if public acceptance grows, say experts
Could save the aerospace and airline industry US$35 billion annually, says a recent UBS report.