The latest PwC study commissioned by Bombardier found that Bombardier contributed a total of $7.4 billion (direct, indirect, and induced) to Canada’s GDP in 2024 and sustained nearly 50,000 jobs across the country.

More than 100 FBOs worldwide now offer sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) uplift, while the Book and Claim system is an alternative at airports where it is not available.

The approval represents the first time an electric-propulsion aircraft has been certified for operation in Canadian airspace.

Speaking at the company’s safety standdown, representatives with the Montreal-based airframer pointed to increases in supply and demand for sustainable aviation fuels, which reduce lifetime carbon emissions from business aircraft by up to 80% over legacy fuels.

Under Project Proticity, Unither Bioelectronics conducted the first piloted hydrogen-electric-powered helicopter flight in May.

In this three-part Hangar Frequency series, CBAA President & CEO Anthony Norejko joins leaders from Execaire Aviation and Azzera to unpack the evolving world of aviation emissions.

Mission: Sustainability in the Skies

CLIMBING. FAST. is a global initiative to showcase business aviation’s many societal benefits, from driving opportunities for today’s workforce, to leading sustainability innovations to achieve a commitment to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

CLIMBING. FAST. is a global initiative to showcase business aviation’s many societal benefits, from driving opportunities for today’s workforce, to leading sustainability innovations to achieve a commitment to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Driving Innovation. Connecting Communities. Committing to a Greener Future.

Business aviation in Canada is more than a transportation solution – it’s a strategic economic asset that connects people, strengthens supply chains, and empowers communities, all while driving forward a greener and more sustainable future.

Canada’s Business Aviation: CLIMBING. FAST.

Support Canada’s business aviation sector – Encourage investment, sustainability, and growth.

Global Sustainability Goals

While global civil aviation contributes just 2% of total global emissions, business aviation represents only a fraction of that. Still, Canada’s business aviation sector is fully committed to doing its part; investing in technology, efficiency, and sustainable fuels to build a cleaner future for all.

  • Net-Zero Aircraft Emissions by 2050
  • CORSIA (Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation)
  • Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)
    • Due to the importance of using sustainable aviation fuels to decarbonize the aviation sector the Canadian Aviation Climate Action Plan also sets a goal for the aviation sector of 10% sustainable aviation fuels use by 2030
  • Improved Operational Efficiency
  • New Aircraft and Propulsion Technologies
  • Airport Sustainability Initiatives
  • Carbon-neutral growth since 2020

“As the voice of business aviation in Canada, the CBAA represents an industry of thoughtful leaders committed to corporate and social sustainability. The CBAA and its members continue to demonstrate responsible leadership that supports innovation, accountability, and positive impact – both for our industry and the communities we serve.”

Harlan SimpkinsPresident and CEO

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