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Canadian Aviation News
Singapore Airlines’ 40-year struggle with Canada reveals how politics and policy blocked one of aviation’s longest-running route battles.
Bombardier Business Aircraft has received US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification for the Global 8000, confirming the aircraft’s readiness for commercial operations and validating its industry-leading performance credentials.
Canada advances F-35 and NORAD modernization plans with new bases, tankers, Arctic upgrades, and a layered air defense strategy.
Canada’s decision to join the EU’s SAFE initiative marks a major shift in its defense posture and signals a wider strategic pivot.
Bombardier’s Global 8000 has received Transport Canada type certification, confirming its status as the world’s fastest and most advanced business jet with unmatched comfort, range, and performance.
Air Canada (AC), the country’s largest airline and flag carrier, has introduced a new upgrade for Economy Class customers that includes complimentary beer, wine, and Canadian-made snacks across all flights.
As in most countries, Canada’s flight attendants working on private jets earn more than their counterparts working with commercial carriers.
An Air Transat (TS) Airbus A321neo en route from Manchester (MAN) to Toronto (YYZ) encountered wake turbulence northeast of Gander (YQX), resulting in injuries to two cabin crew.
WestJet Airlines (WS) operates numerous busiest domestic routes in the Canadian airspace in 2025, and Calgary serves as the primary hub for most of its traffic.