PC-24 just received its Canadian type certificate
PC-24 received its Canadian type certificate This morning, Transport Canada granted the Canadian type certificate to Pilatus’s PC-24 business jet,
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Aerospace Industry
It is time for Boeing to switch to plan B
Since the MAX’s complete flight ban on March 13, Boeing’s strategy has always been to work to lift the ban
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TRU Simulation, a growing presence in Montreal
The company At the Paris Air Show, we had the opportunity to speak with the President of TRU Simulation Mr.
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About the common type certificate for the CRJ and the Challenger 650
Some of ours readers have pointed out to us that the CRJ and Challenger 650 type certificate was the same
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CRJ, the end of a fantastic journey
Now that the end of CRJ production is announced, here are the highlights of its history. The beginnings When Bombardier
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Bombardier and Mitsubishi could ink deal this week
Normally, the week following Le Bourget is rather quiet in the aerospace industry, but not this year. I returned to
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A very good week for the A220
Airbus is not only good in building planes, it’s also a great sales force and media relations superior to other
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Interview with Alain Bellemare
The sale of the C Series At the Paris Air Show in Le Bourget, we had the opportunity to speak
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A220, a new collective agreement for IAMAW members
At a meeting this morning, approximately 1,000 members of IAMAW Local Lodge 712 that works on the A220 assembly line
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