MONTREAL QC – Bombardier revealed today that its CS100 aircraft received its Transport Canada Type Certification following a comprehensive and rigorous testing program, which included more than 3,000 flight test hours, the validation of thousands of test results and the authentication of extensive design and performance data. Obtaining the Type Certificate for the CS100 aircraft […]
Bombardier CS100 Aircraft Receives Transport Canada Type Certification
December 18th, 2015 by admin, Comments Off on Bombardier CS100 Aircraft Receives Transport Canada Type Certification
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Bombardier CSeries Aircraft Obtains Transport Canada Flight Test Permit
August 30th, 2013 by admin, Comments Off on Bombardier CSeries Aircraft Obtains Transport Canada Flight Test Permit
MONTREAL, QUEBEC – Bombardier Aerospace announced today that the first CSeries aircraft – Flight Test Vehicle 1 – has successfully obtained Transport Canada’s Flight Test Permit
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Mid Air Collision Kills Four Near Pemberton BC
June 29th, 2013 by admin, Comments Off on Mid Air Collision Kills Four Near Pemberton BC
PEMBERTON, BC – Whistler RCMP are on scene at Nairn Falls provincial campground investigating a collision between two aircraft just south of Pemberton.
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Studying For The PSTAR Exam Just Got Easier
April 29th, 2012 by admin, Comments Off on Studying For The PSTAR Exam Just Got Easier
PRINCE GEORGE, BC – Before student pilots in Canada can go on their first solo flights, the Transport Canada PSTAR (Pre-Solo Test about Air Regulations) exam must be completed.
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Canada Invests $95 Million in Aviation Security
May 24th, 2010 by admin, Comments Off on Canada Invests $95 Million in Aviation Security
TORONTO — Ministers John Baird, James Moore, Jim Prentice, Vic Toews, Christian Paradis and Peter MacKay today announced another vital step forward to ensuring Canada’s aviation system is one of the most safe and efficient, and meets the highest standards in the world.
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Canada Restores Carry-on Bag Allowance For U.S.-Bound Flights
April 7th, 2010 by admin, Comments Off on Canada Restores Carry-on Bag Allowance For U.S.-Bound Flights
OTTAWA — Canada’s Transport Minister John Baird today announced that effective Thursday, April 8, airline passengers who are traveling to the United States from Canada will be permitted to bring two carry-on bags and personal items.
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Canada to Enhance Aviation Security at Airports
March 28th, 2010 by admin, Comments Off on Canada to Enhance Aviation Security at Airports
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – Canada’s Transport Minister John Baird has announced that the Government of Canada is taking action to ensure Canadian airports have the safest and most effective security systems possible, by proposing changes to the Canadian Aviation Security Regulations.
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TSB Deploys Team to Investigate Runway Overrun at Moncton Airport
March 24th, 2010 by admin, Comments Off on TSB Deploys Team to Investigate Runway Overrun at Moncton Airport
GATINEAU, QC – The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is deploying two investigators to today’s runway overrun of a cargo aircraft in Moncton, New Brunswick.
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DART’s Auxiliary Fuel Tank Recieves Transport Canada Approval
February 15th, 2010 by admin, Comments Off on DART’s Auxiliary Fuel Tank Recieves Transport Canada Approval
OCEANSIDE, CA – DART Helicopter Services announces that the Transport Canada STC for the Auxiliary Fuel Tank has been reissued in the name of their affiliated partner, DART Aerospace Ltd, and that DART has added this STC to their manufacturer’s approval.
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Canada Invests in Full Body Scanners and Behaviour Screening
January 5th, 2010 by admin, Comments Off on Canada Invests in Full Body Scanners and Behaviour Screening
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – Canada’s Transport Minister, John Baird and Rob Merrifield, Minister of State (Transport) today announced that the Government of Canada is investing in full body scanners to enhance security at Canadian airports.
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