- March 8, 2020
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All-women controllers direct Air Canada’s all-women flight crew from YYZ to YEG
Air Canada and NAV CANADA celebrated women in aviation with a flight flown and guided entirely by women.
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Leave Ordinary Behind: Q&A with Laureen Lok
Whether she is managing the upgrade of a system that helps aircraft safely navigate the skies in Canada or singing one of her favourite songs, Laureen Lok’s colleagues and fans know the power of her voice. With more than a decade of experience working in technical operations at NAV CANADA, here’s how Laureen leaves ordinary behind.
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March 2, 2020
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Service changes at Montréal-Mirabel Airport: What you need to know.
On January 30, 2020, NAV CANADA reintroduced air traffic control services at Mirabel (CYMX), a burgeoning airport located 45 minutes north-west of Montreal.
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February 27, 2020
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Leave Ordinary Behind: Q&A with Chase Turcotte
Meet Chase Turcotte, a globetrotting snowboarder who hails from Edmonton, Alberta. Chase, who has worked as an air traffic controller for the past seven years, says his career with NAV CANADA has afforded him the ability to combine his passion for travel and snowboarding, while being part of a collaborative and highly skilled team.
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February 6, 2020
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Space-based Surveillance Saves North Pole Pilot Stuck in Chimney
The holiday season is a busy time, especially for cargo pilots as they deliver mail and packages to every corner of the world. All has been cheerful so far, except for one cargo pilot on a seasonal flight from the North Pole who ended up in a Claus-trophobic situation.
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December 24, 2019