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MHI Canada Aerospace is set to expand its 270,000-square-foot Mississauga facility by another 206,000 square feet, with a November 2019 completion date.
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Wichita giant establishes Textron Aviation Canada to focus on service, which includes acquiring assets of Aspect Aircraft Maintenance in Calgary and a new MSU in Toronto.
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Exceaire, a division of IMP Group, celebrates 25 years as the exclusive Authorized Sales Representative for Cessna Citation jets in Canada.
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While Transport Canada is never short of imagination when it comes to inventing operational restrictions, no clear regulations were issued concerning the use of cannabis in the air transport industry. The Canadian Aviation Regulations are very clear as to the use of alcohol, so why not develop clear regulations concerning the use of cannabis? To simply say that it is illegal is to avoid the real question. The government created this situation and is avoiding its responsibility. Obviously, it is easier to let carriers handle this hot issue and defend their policies before the courts.
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A 92-page lawsuit, according to reports by Reuters and The Canadian Press, alleges that former Bombardier employees passed on trade secrets to help Mitsubishi Aircraft’s delayed MRJ regional jet project obtain certification from regulators. Mitsubishi has since denied allegations in the lawsuit.
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What began out of a little hangar in Baton Rouge, with a couple of employees and pilots, has grown over the last 36 years into what many see as the Gold Standard in traditional air ambulance programs, with 140 aircraft, 900 employees – 500 of whom are pilots – and annual revenues of more than $250 million.
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Family-owned aviation company based in Port Alberni, BC, focused on aerial firefighting receives a repayable investment from the Federal government of nearly $3.4 million.
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New 118,000-square-foot facility in Broomfield to serve North and South America, making up 60 to 70 per cent of Pilatus’ consolidated annual sales of business aircraft.
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During the third quarter of 2018, Embraer reports delivering 15 jets to the commercial aviation market and 24 business jets, being 17 light jets and 7 large jets.
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In this episode of Aviation this week: Taking a look at some of the top aircraft stories at the NBAA-BACE 2018 show in Orlando, including Embraer’s new Praetor jet, Pilatus’ first showing of the PC-24 at the show and Gulfstream’s new G500.
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