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.

VIH Execujet demonstrates its commitment to sustainability in a multi-year collaboration with CarbonCure Technologies.

Sustainable aviation fuel is becoming increasingly available at European airports according to EASA’s assessments.

The next decade of business jet deliveries could see annual growth of 3%, reflecting #bizav importance to citizens, companies and communities worldwide.

The Canada-based electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) firm will integrate the engine, which powers thousands of commuter, agricultural, and business aircraft globally, into its Cavorite X7 aircraft.

CBAA President & CEO Anthony Norejko hosted Episode 3 of Hangar Frequency, a podcast launched by Execaire Aviation.