The aircraft livery features characters Elsa, Anna, and Olaf from Disney's Frozen, part of a partnership between Westjet and Walt Disney World.

This aircraft is particularly suited for landing on short, unimproved runways typical of its Canadian routes.

Porter Airlines started E195-E2 operations in 2023, becoming the North American launch customer.

This appears to be a flying replica, likely powered by a modern radial engine for reliability. The vivid red livery pays homage to the famous aircraft flown by Manfred von Richthofen.

This aircraft features blended winglets and the airline's first-generation livery.

Canadian North merged its fleet with First Air, updating its livery. this type is crucial for reliable service to Canada's most remote destinations.

Registration C-FOPG points to a Canadian civil registry. The aircraft's iconic shape, large wheels, and high-wing with twin turboprop engines make it easily recognizable as a Twin Otter.

C-FSRX is registered in Canada and typically operates for private, corporate, or charter use.

The Canadian flag on the tail and the modern winglet design help confirm identification as a Praetor 600, Embraer's flagship super-midsize jet.

Flight inspection aircraft are vital for maintaining the safety and reliability of air navigation systems.

The first of it’s kind registered in Canada

Registration C-GAWS, originally wore the “100th 737 NG” livery representing the 100th Boeing 737 NG delivered by Boeing

The first H160 registered in Canada belonging to Chartright Air

The aircraft is in its green primer, a stage before receiving its final owner's paint and interior fit-out. Registration and test number indicate it's still under Bombardier test registration.

WestJet 737-700 featuring the Airlines newer Livery rolls down YQG runway 07 on a short flight to Toronto after spending the past month in heavy Maintenance

At the bankruptcy of Canadian charter airline, Skylink Express, Alberta based Central Mountain Air took over many of the Skylink routes.

This aircraft celebrates 100 years of Ontario's Provincial Air Service, as indicated by the tail badge; the CL-415 is nicknamed the 'Super Scooper.'

Flybe ceased operations in 2020 (and briefly in 2023), leaving a fleet of grounded Q400s. Both of these Airframes now fly for Connair Aerial Firefighting in BC, Canada

One of the newest 767F delivered to the fleet back in 2023. The aircraft was sold in 2024 after a short lived time with the airline

Rare sight in Toronto