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2Ku antenna challenges hit the A220

23 March 2021 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

An Air Canada A220-300 with the 2Ku antenna installed. (Image via Air Canada)

Air vortices off the 2Ku antenna system are once again causing troubles. This time it is the Airbus A220 affected, with some 65 fitted aircraft up for additional inspection and hardware replacement as a result.

This story is about: 2Ku, Air Canada, Airworthiness Directive, Delta Air Lines, gogo, Intelsat, radome, STC, STCs, Supplemental Type Certificate, Transport Canada Filed Under: IFEC

Canada plans aviation bailout, so long as passengers get refunds

8 November 2020 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

Canada is on the cusp of pushing serious funds into its aviation industry, a move necessary to keep the planes moving as COVID-19 continues to suppress demand in the country. But Minister of Transport Marc Garneau added a caveat to the plan, one that could make passengers even happier than the airlines: Refunds must be issued for canceled flights.

This story is about: Air Canada, Canada, COVID-19, PaxEx, refunds, Transport Canada, WestJet Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Air Canada replaces seats with cargo in 777-300ER cabin

11 April 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

No seats on a trio of Air Canada 777-300ER planes massively increases capacity for critical medical cargo

Air Canada is boosting its cargo capabilities with some creativity in the passenger cabin of its 777-300ER aircraft. Three of the planes, the largest in the carrier’s fleet, no longer have seats on board. Instead the large space will be used to increase cargo carrying capacity on board.

This story is about: 777-300ER, Air Canada, Avianor, cargo, COVID-19, Transport Canada Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

MAX groundings bring adjusted schedules and big questions about fix certification

19 March 2019 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

An Air Canada 737 MAX, now grounded indefinitely

No one knows how much longer the 737 MAX will remain grounded. And, perhaps more worrisome, multiple regulators are skeptical that the FAA can be trusted to approve its return to service.

This story is about: 737 MAX 8, 737 MAX8, 737MAX, Air Canada, American Airlines, Boeing, EASA, FAA, grounding, Transport Canada, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

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