Air Borealis

Happy International Women’s Day! Today, we celebrate and honor the incredible achievements of the women who make up 30% of our workforce. From flight crews, managers, and engineers, to ground staff, these women bring invaluable perspectives and play a key role in our success. We are proud to have such a strong, inspiring team who are paving the way for the next generation of women in aviation.

To celebrate Women in Aviation Week, Air Borealis proudly operated a special flight with an all-women crew! Captain Brianna Ricketts and First Officer Kailey Loveless took to the skies, flying to six coastal communities along Labrador’s North Coast. Behind the scenes, our women flight followers played a crucial role in ensuring safe and smooth operations throughout the journey. This flight is a tribute to the incredible contributions of women in aviation, both in the air and on the ground!

PAL Women in Aviation Scholarship Returns for 2025! In celebration of Women in Aviation Week, we are thrilled to announce the return of the PAL Group Women in Aviation Scholarship! Last year, we received over 100 applications, and we look forward to seeing even more aspiring woman leaders apply as we continue to empower the next generation in the aviation industry. Click here to apply now: https://lnkd.in/evsDSvVa Applications close April 30, 2025.

Happy National Aviation Day!  Air Borealis is proud to serve the coastal communities of Labrador, providing reliable transportation, and cargo services to some of the most remote and beautiful parts of Canada. We take this opportunity to thank our passengers, partners, employees, and the communities we serve. 

Wishing all a very happy and safe New Year! Thank you for your support in 2024 and we look forward to flying with you in 2025 !

We wish you and your loved ones happy holidays from all of us here at Air Borealis. 🎄🎉

We had an amazing time bringing Santa, Mrs. Claus and gifts to the four North Coast communities- Hopedale, Postville, Rigolet and Makkovik. This year, the gifts also included a special book by Robert Munsch-Give Me Back My Dad, inspired by a girl named Cheryl from Rigolet. A huge thank you to all the volunteers who made this event possible, and to the Rotary Club for their ongoing support. Special thanks to our incredible pilots, James Earle and Cameron Roberts for safely flying us through some stunning landscapes and ensuring we could spread holiday joy to the communities.

Bryson and Matthew from Natuashish and Sheshatshiu were among the lucky kids on this year's Flight to the North Pole with PAL Airlines! They took off from St. John's and flew all the way to the North Pole to meet Santa himself. 🎅 This annual Christmas tradition gives kids across Newfoundland and Labrador a chance to win a seat on the flight of a lifetime. We are so thrilled that these two children from Labrador got to be part of the magic. We hope you both had the best time ever with Santa and made some unforgettable memories! 🌟❄️

Today marks 19 years since the Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agreement came into effect, paving the way for the establishment of Nunatsiavut’s self-government. On December 1, 2005, after more than 30 years of negotiations, a new chapter in the region's history was written. Let’s take a moment to celebrate Nunatsiavut’s resilience, leadership, and enduring strength as we honor this milestone and wish the residents a joyful day.

Today, we honor and reflect on the sacrifices made by our veterans and those who continue to serve.