Site would perform work on military aircraft platforms, including the jet maker’s GlobalEye partnership with Saab ...

De Havilland Canada has begun a marketing tour of the “Pack Rat,” a modernized version of the Sherpa twin-turboprop cargo aircraft which was last produced by the former Short Brothers in Belfast, ...

The Army's aerial reconnaissance forces are at a watershed moment after the service ditched its fleet of turboprop surveillance aircraft.

LONDON—De Havilland Canada is advancing production of the first four DHC-515 amphibians destined for European customers following the relaunch of the twin-turboprop firefighting ...

As Farnborough International Airshow has come to a close, The Aviationist brings you some of the highlights, from the ...

Delta's 717 fleet is soon to be retired, and the airline will be replacing the type's operations with the Airbus A220 family.

Canadair water bombers are a triumph of Canadian aviation, but production delays over the years have cost precious time ...

The GlobalEye acquisition comes alongside a raft of NATO capability announcements spanning drones, maritime patrol aircraft, tankers, and airlifters.

De Havilland Canada and Norwegian carrier Widerøe have signed an agreement to escalate A-Check intervals on the Dash 8-400 fleet, reducing downtime.

The water bombers, grounded often for maintenance, are prompting a debate over the country’s readiness ahead of the blazes.

If you’re into aviation, you know about the numerous air scoops that a wide variety of aircraft have. Those scoops are often called air intakes. Piston and turboprop engines need air to cool those ...

As firefighters continued to get the 225-acre Dove Fire under control Monday afternoon, a second vegetation broke out less ...