ON THE COVER:
The Legendary Lancaster
C-GVRA, or “Vera”, is the last remaining airworthy Canadian-built Avro Lancaster, and one of only two left flying in the world. Skies visited the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum to find out what it takes to fly and maintain the rare bomber.
By Lisa Gordon
Labour Shortage in Focus
The Canadian Council for Aviation & Aerospace has released a new study that quantifies and confirms a significant labour shortage across the industry.
By Ben Forrest
Uncommon Denominator
AirSprint introduced fractional aircraft ownership to Canada 18 years ago; now, it’s a North American leader.
By Ben Forrest
Adapting for the Mission
Transport Canada’s Aircraft Services Directorate is a multi-faceted operation that provides diverse aviation-related services to government.
By Lisa Gordon
Middleweight Contender
Airbus Helicopters’ new H160 is a nimble, capable aircraft that embodies a generational leap in technology.
By Jon Bourke
Celebrating an Alliance
The 2018 Demonstration Hornet pays tribute to the 60th anniversary of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).
By Chris Thatcher
ONLINE BONUS: Air Force analyzes options for Cormorant upgrade
Cost and capability are concerns as Leonardo, Airbus and Sikorsky contemplate possible search and rescue helicopter offerings.
By Chris Thatcher
IN THE CIRCUIT: John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport
John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport was the fastest-growing airport in the country last year, and it shows no signs of slowing down.
By Ben Forrest
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From the Editor
In the Jumpseat
View from the Hill
Focal Points
Briefing Room
Plane Spotting
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Marketplace
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