Viking president to chair AIAC
David Curtis will serve as chairman of the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada for the next year. The president and...
Protecting Baltic air sovereignty
On September 1, four CF-188s began patrolling the skies over the three Baltic states of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia as...
ING Robotic Aviation wins achievement award, opens new facility
ING Robotic Aviation opened a new facility in Ottawa on Monday. The new 4,000 square feet office space, which was...
Leading UAV regulation
When an executive and pilot with an Oregon UAV company speaks with FAA officials about regulation of remotely piloted systems,...
Resolving Canada’s fighter jet dilemma: Are drones and missiles the answer?
Ottawa appears committed to purchasing (medium range) fifth generation fighter aircraft to defend Canadian sovereignty and to contribute to overseas...
Marshall Aerospace signs deal to extend legacy Herc fleet
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group Canada has been subcontracted by British Columbia’s Cascade Aerospace to provide engineering and project management...
Wideband HF radio: From proof of concept to prototype
Last spring, Rockwell Collins put a new spin on an old form of long haul communications, successfully streaming full colour...
A king for Special Forces ISR?
Since the early days of the Iraq war, turbo prop aircraft have become a staple of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance...
Reuters: Canada seen buying fighter jets from U.S., not Europe
(Reuters) – Canada is likely to choose between two major U.S. firms when it buys a new fleet of jet...
Fatherly advice: Finding solutions for flying Information
“Every platform is a sensor and every sensor is a node on a network.” It’s a refrain the Royal Canadian...