Bell 429 C-FSUE is operated by Coywolf Aviation which is a corporate aircraft management based at Brampton Caledon Airport (CNC3), NW of Toronto which operates at least eight aircraft (AS 350B2, S-76C, DHC-2, PC-12, CL604, and two Falcon 900EX) from several bases in Ontario and Newfoundland. The original 429 owner was "Sue" Grange who was a horse breeder, pilot and member of a wealthy family. Three helicopters have carried C-FSUE: Bell 230 (1998-2003), Bell 427 (2004-2010) and Bell 429 (2010-present). Sue Grange died in 2017. Coywolf was founded in 2023. Photographed near Muskoka, ON.

This 2015 Quest Kodiak 100 C-GPPQ was imported to Canada in August 2023 by NexGen Aviation Ltd. The corporate charter company registered in Burlington, Ontario and also operates another Kodiak 100 on amphibious floats (C-GBTF) and a Beech King Air 300 (C-GFLZ). C-GPPQ was perviously operated in Japan on amphibious floats by Setouchi Seaplanes as JA03TG wearing an overall red colour scheme.

This former Horizon Airlines Dash 8-400, N437QX, was ferried from Vacaville, California KVCB) to Lake Simcoe Regional Airport (CYLS) on July 24, 2024. It once carried markings celebrating the Boise State University Broncos football team. It was one five Dash 8-400s owned by leasing companies seen outside at CYLS on Sep. 10, 2024 undergoing maintenance at Smart Aviation Maintenance Solutions (AMS).

This former Nok Air DHC-8-400, VP-CGE was flown from Roswell, NM to Lake Simcoe Regional Airport (CYLK) north of Toronto, Ontario on May 1, 2024 after being stored in Roswell since July 2023. It was photographed outside the Smart Aviation Maintenance Solutions (AMS) maintenance hangar.

This new Airbus H125 (AS 350B3e) was first registered to Airbus Helicopters Canada on March 28, 2024 and then to Hydro One Networks Inc. on September 5, 2024 -- five days before this photo was taken. Canada's oldest corporate helicopter operator, Hydro One operates 12 AS 350 Ecureuil, models, including three AS 350B-2 delivered in 2003-2004, and nine AS 350B-3s delivered between 2007 and 2024, including four received in 2023-2024. The helicopters are used to main Ontario's electricity grid. The main helicopter base is Lake Simcoe Regional Airport with several other bases in northern Ontario.

This ATR 72-202 freighter was photographed in storage at Lake Simcoe Regional Airport. It first arrived at CYLS on Dec. 14, 2023 as N256PM on a ferry flight from Europe. Then registered on May 16, 2024 as C-FEYU to World Wide Aircraft Ferrying Ltd. which holds contracts with several leasing companies. It was originally delivered in Oct. 1991 to NFD - Nürnberger Flugdienst as D-ANFD and later owned by Eurowings and Lufthansa. It was acquired by FedEx, converted to a freighter, and leased to Empire Airlines as N817FX in July 2005. It flew in Europe for FedEx from 2007 to late 2023 as EI-FXK.

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