NAV CANADA is prepared for a burst of aviation activity along the path of Canada’s first total solar eclipse in 45 years ..read more

Canada’s first air traffic control tower is in Saint-Hubert, Quebec. A testament to aviation safety and innovation, it celebrates its 85th anniversary this year ..read more

“Be relentless and curious.” Encouragement from women who have been breaking barriers in male-dominated industries is integral to creating inclusive spaces. From safely managing Canada’s airspace, to overseeing technical systems, to steering the course of our business in the boardroom, the women at NAV CANADA have key insights to share from their unique experiences ..read more

A childhood hobby of building model airplanes inspired Ernie Alligood to pursue a job in Air Traffic Control. Now, with 35 years of experience under his belt, he works hard to make sure everyone on his team feels like they belong, knowing their opinions are valued and respected ..read more

Boeing, NAV CANADA testing new taxi technology to improve operational efficiency, enhance safety ..read more

As drones, also referred to as remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS), continue to improve and become more widely available, they bring with them many potential commercial uses – like the direct delivery of consumer goods, long-range inspections and land surveys, and even the rapid transport of life-saving transplant organs ..read more

As the aviation industry continues to evolve, one institution stands strong, serving as a cornerstone of international air travel. The Gander International Flight Service Station (IFSS), commonly referred to as Gander Radio, known for its unwavering commitment to safety, efficiency, and customer service, is celebrating its remarkable 85th anniversary ..read more

When Claude Castonguay applied to NAV CANADA, he had the usual pre-interview jitters, but he also had something more pressing on his mind, wondering how being a wheelchair user would impact his job chances ..read more

We have launched Public ADS-B Performance Report (PAPR) on our website, which outlines the performance of ADS-B Out transponders installed on aircraft. The transponders need to provide complete and accurate information to ensure safe operations ..read more

Air travel is an essential mode of transportation that connects people and places around the world. When managing Canada’s airspace, safety is always our central focus. At NAV CANADA, teams across the country support efforts to keep aircraft moving on time and on schedule. We’re part of a highly interconnected and interdependent system that requires many players including airlines, airports, security agencies and various ground services – top be at the top of their game ..read more