Planes

• Montreal company launches the first all-electric de-icing truck

  Aéro Mag unveils the all electric truck as it de-ices an Air Canada plane at the Trudeau Airport. The truck reduces the company's carbon footprint.

  Canada

  Dec 18, 2020
• Weather forecasting disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic

  Few planes have been flying due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and what many people may not realize is how much air traffic plays an important role in forecasting.

  Weather

  Aug 29, 2020
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• Airline announcements provide hope for air travel industry, says Winnipeg Airports Authority

  As Manitoba continues to open up amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Winnipeg Airports Authority is cautiously optimistic about the future of the air travel industry.

  Consumer

  Jun 16, 2020
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• One of world’s biggest cargo planes lands at Edmonton International Airport

  For the first time, three Antonov AN-124 aircraft arrived at EIA within 24 hours.

  Canada

  May 30, 2020
• All-female flight crew lands at Edmonton International Airport

  Girl power takes to the sky ahead of International Women's Day.

  Canada

  Mar 5, 2020
• Calgary museum marks 111th anniversary of powered flight in Canada

  In honour of National Aviation Day and the 111th anniversary of powered flight in Canada, Calgarians headed to the Hangar Flight Museum to celebrate on Sunday.

  Canada

  Feb 23, 2020
• 737 MAX expected to resume commercial service in January: Boeing

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

  Canada

  Nov 11, 2019
• Eyeing the rise of environmentally conscious travel, Qantas pledges net zero emissions by 2050

  The aviation industry has already cut carbon emissions from each plane traveller in half since 1990, largely thanks to more fuel-efficient aircraft. (

  Consumer

  Nov 10, 2019
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• Boeing CEO won’t get bonus until 737 Max back in the air: company chairman

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

  Consumer

  Nov 5, 2019
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• Boeing CEO to face questions on 737 MAX crashes from U.S. lawmakers

  The Federal Aviation Administration has spent months reviewing Boeing's proposed software upgrades to a key safety system and other training and system changes but is not expected to allow the plane to return to service until December at the earliest.

  Consumer

  Oct 27, 2019