‘I don’t want her death to be in vain’: Canadian families plead for Boeing 737 Max 8 to remain grounded
By Morganne Campbell Digital Video Journalist
“Right now, I don’t have very much confidence in the way planes are certified.” Continue reading
Aviation
Thomas Cook, world’s oldest travel company, has collapsed
The UK’s Civil Aviation Authority said Thomas Cook had now ceased trading and it would work with the government to bring the more than 150,000 British customers home over the next two weeks. Continue reading
Province approves Fanshawe College’s new one-of-a-kind aviation leadership program
Fanshawe College has gained the province’s approval for a new commercial flight and aviation leadership program. Continue reading
14 female Air Cadet graduates levelling out gender imbalance in the skies
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
The all-female Regina class of the Air Cadet League of Canada’s Power Pilot Scholarship graduated in Regina Thursday. Continue reading
Legal challenge to passenger rights bill should be dismissed: Attorney general
A legal challenge to Canada’s new passenger bill of rights from a group of airlines is “ill-founded” and should be dismissed, according to the country’s attorney general. Continue reading
Air-board inventor flies halfway across English Channel before crashing
After being rescued from the Channel’s choppy waters, Zapata smiled and said, “We won’t give up until we succeed.” Continue reading
Saskatchewan Airshow soars in the skies, sees capacity problems at ground level
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
The Saskatchewan Airshow returned to 15 Wing Moose Jaw after a 14-year hiatus. Continue reading
All-electric aviation? It’s closer than you may think
Commercial aviation is responsible for about two per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, but there is a potential solution over the hazy horizon — electric aircraft. Continue reading
What can be done to tackle aviation emissions?
With a 50 per cent global growth in air travel over the past six years, what can we do to limit our own carbon footprints? Continue reading
Saskatchewan Airshow returns to Moose Jaw this weekend after 14 years
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
The Saskatchewan Airshow is set to give new meaning to “Land of the Living Skies” this weekend. The event is returning to 15 Wing Moose Jaw for the first time in 14 years. Continue reading