At 19, Richard Reid persuaded his mother to loan him the $2,700 required to buy a vintage 1946 Aeronca Champion — two-seater plane that was sitting for sale on an airstrip.

The Alberta Aviation Museum in Edmonton hosted its seventh annual Women of Aviation Worldwide Week event on Saturday.

A B.C. woman was shocked when she arrived at the airport, expecting to see her new puppy, only to find out it wasn’t on the flight.

Industry estimates say Canada will need 7,300 new commercial pilots by 2025 as demand for air travel increases, but will fall 3,000 short of that mark.

American Airlines and Southwest Airlines said Friday they were pushing back the resumption of flights because of the 737 MAX grounding until early March.

Boeing has said recently that it expects the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to approve its changes to the Max before year-end.

The delayed return of Air Canada's Max 8s comes after authorities across the globe banned the plane from the skies in mid-March following two fatal crashes in five months.

Southwest is scheduling without the MAX until at least early January, pending regulatory approval for the planes to fly again.

Fanshawe College has gained the province’s approval for a new commercial flight and aviation leadership program.

On Aug 30, 14-year-old Sara Striker completed her solo flight and got her student permit making her one of North America's youngest pilots.