Australia’s JORN radar set to power Canada’s Arctic defense ambitions
Australia’s Jindalee Operational Radar Network is set to help Canada build the biggest and most advanced over-the-horizon radar…
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Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau to retire by end of Q3 2026
Air Canada announced on March 30, 2026, that President and CEO Michael Rousseau has informed the board of directors of…
Saab CEO: Canada could get its first Gripen fighter in five years
Saab’s chief executive said Canada’s existing aerospace infrastructure sets it apart from previous Gripen customers and could support a faster…
Porter to launch 12 routes out of new Montreal Metropolitan Airport terminal
Porter Airlines will be the launch carrier at Montreal Metropolitan Airport (YHU) brand new terminal. Starting on June…
Saab signs Cohere AI deal for GlobalEye campaign in Canada
Saab has signed a memorandum of understanding with Canadian artificial intelligence company Cohere to explore AI applications linked…
De Havilland Canada delivers 1,000th DHC-6 Twin Otter, first introduced in 1966
De Havilland Canada is celebrating the 1,000th delivery of its versatile DHC-6 Twin Otter after over six decades…
Air India sends ‘wrong’ Boeing 777 to Canada, forcing flight back to Delhi
Air India sent a Vancouver-bound flight back to Delhi after departing with what Indian media described as the “wrong” Boeing 777…
Saab sees role for Canada in sixth-generation fighter development
Saab has said Canada could play a role in the development of future sixth-generation combat aircraft technologies, as Ottawa continues…
Bombardier bullish on future growth despite year of external shocks
Canadian business jet manufacturer Bombardier has published its financial results for 2025, indicating an upbeat outlook for the…
Canada’s Carney confirms new payments tied to 14 additional F-35 fighters
Canada has begun making payments tied to long-lead components for 14 additional F-35A fighters, Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed in Parliament. The…
FAA throws weight behind Trump over Bombardier and Gulfstream certification row
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has thrown its weight behind US President Donald Trump, after he raised objections…
Trump threatens to pull US certification for Bombardier jets
US President Donald Trump has threatened to strip US certification from Bombardier business jets and even “all aircraft…
Canada weighs mixed fighter fleet, US warns F-35 cuts could impact NORAD
Canadian officials are weighing a mixed fighter fleet that could see Sweden’s Saab account for roughly half of the eventual…
Air Canada welcomes first of five new Boeing 737 MAX 8s from Air Lease
Air Canada has welcomed the first of five new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft from US-based lessor Air…
Air Canada to extend PAL contract to run regional flights with more aircraft
Air Canada looks set to extend a commercial agreement under which PAL Airlines operates regional flights for Air…
Inside the ‘world’s first’ Boeing 737-800 passenger-cargo combi conversion
The team behind aircraft innovators KF Aerospace is celebrating the ‘world’s first’ Boeing 737-800 passenger-cargo combi conversion having…
Charter carrier Rise Air becomes first Canadian operator of ATR 72-600 turboprop
Rise Air, a charter airline mainly operating in Saskatchewan, has received its first ATR 72-600 aircraft, becoming the first customer for the new ATR…
Saab says Gripen, GlobalEye production in Canada could support over 12,000 jobs
Swedish defense company Saab says it could support up to 12,600 jobs in Canada by localizing production of…