Canadian Advanced Air Mobility Celebrates Historic First Piloted Hydrogen-Powered Helicopter Flight by Unither Bioélectronique

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Canadian Advanced Air Mobility (CAAM) proudly celebrates a monumental milestone in sustainable aviation, as CAAM National Board member Unither Bioélectronique has completed the world’s first flight demonstration of a piloted hydrogen-powered helicopter. The groundbreaking achievement took place at Roland-Désourdy Airport in Bromont, Québec on March 27, 2025, marking a pivotal moment for sustainable aviation in Canada and beyond

Snowbirds Take Flight: Why Travel Insurance Is Your Best Co-Pilot

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Many Canadians look forward to escaping icy winters to sunny destinations. For pilots, the getaway is even more thrilling when you can fly yourself and your family there. But whether you’re relaxing on a beach or exploring new cities, one thing is certain: unexpected medical emergencies abroad can turn your dream trip into a nightmare.

Kathryn Moore: COPA’s New Director of Membership Services

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Aviation has been a part of Kathryn’s life since before she was born. With her parents working for Pratt & Whitney Canada for their entire career, her father started in 1966 as a test Engineer for the PT6 engine and by the 1990’s was Chief of Metallurgical and Chemical Processing. Read more about Kathryn’s journey and her new role at COPA.

Member Profile: Isaac Eshikaty

Member Profile- Isaac Eshikaty

From Drones to Discovery Flights: Isaac Eshikaty’s mission to inspire future pilots. Growing up in an aviation family, Isaac chose a different flight path — one that keeps him rooted in his community while shaping the next generation of aviators. From launching a drone program at Lakefield College School to mentoring students into real-world flying, Eshikaty is proving that aviation isn’t just about airlines — it’s about passion, freedom, and adventure.

How a COPA Hat Helped Reunite a Pilot with His Lost Camera

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When Bob Gillis lost his camera during a recent visit to historic war sites in France and Belgium, he thought it was gone forever. But an eagle-eyed tour guide and the logo on his COPA hat had other plans! Find out how an unexpected detective story led to an amazing reunion.