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Jan 19, 2022 · – Jan 18, 2022. Canadian officials and airline leaders are weighing the potential impacts of 5G technology on “critical” aircraft technology amid warnings from American air industry heads...
- Air Canada's Fleet at A Glance
- Only Four Aircraft Removed from Fleet in 2022
- Aircraft Recently Added to Air Canada's Fleet
- Future Deliveries
- One Potential Order on The Horizon
- A Special Airbus A330
At a glance, these are the types, variants, and quantities of aircraft flying for Air Canadaas of late June 2023, according to Planespotters.net. From Airbus there are the following aircraft: 1. 33x A220-300s 2. 2x A319-100s 3. 12x A320-200s 4. 15x A321-200s 5. 18x A330-300s These are the airline's Boeing aircraft: 1. 40x 737 MAX 8s 2. 8x 767-300s ...
When it comes to recent departures, Air Canada said farewell to four Airbus A320-200s in 2022. These didn’t go too far, however, as they were moved over to Air Canada’s private and special charter brand, Air Canada Jetz. In case you didn’t know, Jetz is Air Canada’s“charter aviation service provider delivering superior Business Class service to sat...
This, combined with a steady stream of new deliveries, has seen the airline fleet grow overall. Planespotters.net shows that since January 2022, the airline received the following aircraft: 1. 9x 737 MAX 8s 2. 6x A220-300s 3. 1x 777-300ER 4. 1x 787-9 5. 2x A330-300s. The airline also added two 767-300 freighters in June 2022. These appear to have b...
The carrier isn’t done growing its aircraft collection just yet. Indeed, ch-aviation.com data indicates that Air Canada is expecting another 27 A220s to be delivered, as well as 30 A321XLRs and two more 787-9s. The A321XLRs were a significant announcement from the airline. As we reported in March 2022, the first aircraft from this order were schedu...
This fleet update comes at a precarious time, where a major aircraft order could be announced some time soon. Indeed, it was reported in May that Air Canada might be nearinga deal to purchase up to 20 Boeing 787 Dreamlinersfrom Boeing. Speaking at the Q1 analysis call, the airline’s CFO stated: With the possibility of this deal, combined with futur...
One last thing that could be mentioned about the Air Canada fleet has to do with one of its A330-300s. On May 17th, the airline announced that it would fit one of its Airbus A330-300s with special diagnostics sensorsas part of a partnership with a climate research organization. Among other things, the jet and its newly fitted sensors will measure...
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Feb 12, 2022 · Published: February 12, 2022 Updated: February 14, 2022. 25. Aircraft using controlled airspace above 12,500 feet in Canada will have to be equipped with ADS-B capable of transmitting to Nav Canada’s Aerion space-based ADS-B system by Feb. 23 of 2023. The firm date was announced jointly by Nav Canada and Transport Canada.
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5G Is In The Air. In the last month or so, U.S. telecommunications companies have ramped up deployment of their 5G networks across the country, jolting commercial aviation operators into ensuring their radio altimeters are free from interference by emissions from hundreds of new cellular towers near airports.
The OneWeb constellation, which is the first of 648 low-Earth-orbiting micro satellites launched in February 2019, is key to helping bring 5G to the skies. Developed by the Airbus and OneWeb joint-venture, the satellites will be no more than 2,000 km above the Earth – much closer than the 36,000 km at which geostationary satellites operate.
May 7, 2021 · While Air Canada does fly the Boeing 737 MAX series, most of its narrowbody aircraft belong to Airbus families. These include the five-abreast A220 series, of which the airline is set to receive a further 15 examples by the end of 2022. Interestingly, the Canadian flag carrier has also revealed an interest in Airbus's long-range A321LR model.
Airbus and partners to study 5G communication services. S pace based network infrastructure will very soon complement the 5G terrestrial mobile networks that are currently being deployed. This will lead to satellite communications becoming an integrated and indispensable part of the global telecommunications ecosystem with the potential to grow ...
