Thanks.
I'm specifically looking for civil, commercial aircraft - basically just passenger and cargo planes, and business jets. Military/government is an entirely different issue that I'm not going to tackle.

Thanks, I appreciate the reply!

I’m trying to write a brief but factual description of airspace classifications in Canada for the general public. When I write about Class G, I am including the fact that airspace above 60,000 feet is also considered Class G. I want to write “but commercial planes never fly this high.” Is that fair?...

Funny, I checked out Flightaware but it couldn't find 'NexJet'. Do you know what I should be typing in?

Can anyone here PM me with information on how long Nexjet was operating out of Vancouver? Were they new there? I know they're from Ontario. Any other background info on the company is appreciated.
Is it correct that the owner or someone from the company is on this board?

Cheers,
Tamsin

Can anyone PM me and explain to me what a rough running engine is? Is that a specific problem, or a general term for a wide array of engine troubles? Is it minor, serious, or does the severity vary depending on the nature of the problem?

Thanks!
Tamsin

Sorry, let me clarify: I didn't mean that line to be a question. I meant to say that, through my research, it's obvious that it is extremely safe to fly in Canada. That pilots seem to land planes in all sorts of distress, that air traffic controllers manage to assist disoriented or unseasoned pilots...

Sorry, had to take this down.