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The number of Canadians returning home from south of the border by air sank to 437,300 in October, down 24 per cent, year over year, according to Statistics Canada data.
- Jon Robinson, Editor, Wings
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FAA said it is lifting all restrictions on commercial flights that were imposed at 40 airports during the country's longest shutdown.
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Ukraine on Monday signed a letter of intent to buy Rafale warplanes from France over the next 10 years.
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Swedish royal family is paying a rare, three-day state visit to Canada this week, bringing a delegation ministers and business leaders.
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Lower-cost sister airline to Emirates announced initial order Tuesday for 150 Airbus A321neo aircraft.
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Canadians continued to steer clear of the U.S. in October, marking yet another drop in year-over-year visitors.
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Consultants in study find a regional need for commercial passenger air service out of Fort Frances.
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Intelligence services are investigating who was behind a chartered plane that landed in Johannesburg.
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AME Association of Ontario hosted its National AME Conference and Skills Competition in Toronto.
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Toronto conference had 820 plus attendees, 66 exhibitors, 23 seminar sessions and a Skills Competition.
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The Cirrus SR Series G7+ is officially approved by Transport Canada, bringing advanced innovation and safety features, including Safe Return™ Emergency Autoland, to Canadian pilots. Experience next-level confidence in every flight.
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CAE Inc.’s new chief executive Matthew Bromberg says it’s time to clamp down on costs and reap the profits from its vast flight training network, rather than hunt for big expansions.
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The biennial Dubai Air Show opened on Monday with hometown airline Emirates ordering 65 of Boeing's upcoming 777-9 aircraft, as the carrier looks to increase its fleets off record earnings and unending demand for flights through this East-West travel hub.
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Federal court jury awarded over US$28M to family of a UN consultant who died in the crash of a 737 Max.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government narrowly passed a crucial budget vote Monday.
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C-130 was flying from Ganja, Azerbaijan, to Turkey when it crashed in Georgia’s Sighnaghi municipality.
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TSB says pilot killed in a Sunday mid-air collision in eastern Ontario was taking part in a training exercise.
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Supervisor was loading metal onto a truck when he heard what he thought was a transformer explosion.
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The northwest branch of a light rail project in the Montreal area was officially inaugurated on Friday.
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Manufacturing sales rose 3.3 per cent to $72.1 billion in September, their highest level since February.
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Several thousand Boeing machinists in the Midwest voted Thursday to approve a new contract.
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Pair were bringing humanitarian aid to Jamaica when the Beechcraft King Air plane crashed into a pond.
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More than 1,500 kilometres from Ukraine's capital, workers in Denmark piece together anti-drone devices.
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