✈️ NAV CANADA AIC & AIP SUP Alerts

AIP SUP 085/2026 publishes information for multiple cranes in the St. Thomas, Ontario area.

NAV CANADA is changing the layout/format of the AIRAC Canada document, starting with the 24 Dec 2026 AIRAC cycle. The content of amendments continues to be promulgated, but they will be organized under AIP Canada subject headings in a new bookmarked PDF format.

Temporary Transport Canada restricted airspace corridors are planned around Iqaluit, NU (CYFB) to support Canadian Coast Guard MALE RPA (drone) training/operations. The SUP is for situational awareness; NOTAMs will define active times and take precedence.

British Columbia, Alberta, and the Northwest Territories are ending seasonal time changes and moving to year-round fixed UTC offsets. NAV CANADA will update aeronautical information products to reflect new time zone factors and related hours of operation data, with a phased transition through late 2026.

AIP SUP advising of crane obstacles located within 30 NM of Toronto / Lester B. Pearson Intl Airport (CYYZ).

Identifies which regions outside the mainland European Union are included in the Canada–European Commission (EC) One-Stop Security (OSS) arrangement for direct flights from authorized Canadian OSS airports, and notes associated security search requirements.

Introduces/updates crane obstacle information within 30 NM of Montréal/Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl Airport (CYUL).

Reissued guidance on how Transport Canada (on behalf of the Minister of Transport) assesses and issues Canadian airspace notifications for conflict zones, and how NAV CANADA publishes those notifications (NOTAM for temporary/time-critical items; AIC for items expected to remain valid more than 90 days).

Establishes situational-awareness information for glider activity in the Baie St-Paul designated area, including operating frequency and altitude limit, with a period of intense activity.

NAV CANADA advises that commissioning of the MET terminal at Montréal/St-Hubert (CYHU) is expected to increase IFR traffic in a defined area near CYHU. The AIC is intended to provide situational awareness to airspace users.