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TP 185E - Aviation Safety Letter - Issue 1/2012

Aviation Safety Letter (ASL)
ASL Issue 1/2012 has been posted online! Read More

The cover illustration is a cutaway of a PT6A-65. The PT6 engine is truly an icon of aviation both in Canada and worldwide. With close to 65 variants installed in dozens of aircraft types, It is arguably the most popular turbo prop engine ever produced. Since the 1960’s there have been somewhere around 36 000 PT6A engines produced accumulating 300 million flying hours. The PT6 can be found in almost every corner of the globe, from the North to South pole and every continent in between. It is utilized by more than 6500 operators worldwide and has made its manufacturer (Pratt and Whitney Canada) one of the forerunners in aerospace technology and paving the way for innovations both current and in concept.

Feedback
Feedback is published quarterly by the Continuing Airworthiness Division of Transport Canada, informing the aviation community of reported day-to-day problems that affect aircraft airworthiness in Canada. Read More

An aircraft prepares to land in cloudy weather.

TP 1490 - Manual of All Weather Operations (CATEGORIES II AND III)
This publication is enacted for the use of Canadian air operators and private operators conducting, or seeking authority to conduct, Category II and/or III operations. Read More

Civil Aviation Safety Alert (CASA)

New Civil Aviation Safety Alert (CASA)
A new Civil Aviation Safety Alert (CASA) has been posted online - 701 and 705 Operators. Read More


Runway Safety

Runway Safety
Transport Canada is committed to enhancing the Canadian aviation industry’s level of safety awareness regarding runway safety. Read More

About Us

At Transport Canada, we take our role in aviation safety very seriously and are continuously looking for ways to make the skies safer for everyone.

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Date modified:
2012-02-07