A London Air Services Learjet 45 (C-FBCL) from Vancouver, BC (CYVR) to Victoria, BC (CYYJ) descended below the cleared altitude of 3000ft. No operational impact.

At 2141Z, a Liptrot Enterprises Inc. Murphy SR3500 Moose (C-FWGT) arrived at Nanaimo, BC (CYCD), landing on Runway 16. The aircraft's axle broke, stranding the aircraft approximately 1000 feet from the threshold of Runway 16 just off the runway edge. The Runway was closed until the aircraft was removed at 2310Z. Known IFR delays: a London Air Services Learjet 45 (C-FBCL) departure was delayed 20 minutes; an American corporately registered Canadair CL-600-1A11 (N604EF) from Reno, NV (KRNO) to Nanaimo, BC (CYCD) changed its destination to Campbell River, BC (CYBL); a Jazz aircraft (JZA8271) from Vancouver, BC (CYVR) to Nanaimo, BC (CYCD) was delayed 1.5 hours.

A London Air Services Learjet 45 (C-FBCL) from Campbell River, BC (CYBL) to Nanaimo, BC (CYCD) aborted their takeoff roll at 1601Z. The aircraft taxied off the runway to 'reset the issue'. C-FBCL taxied and departed runway 12 at 1610Z.
Update Maintenance & Manufacturing: Prior to departure the crew had to taxi and back track on the runway, during the tight turn around, and lining up for the take-off, they saw an amber ?RB? (rudder boost) on the primary flight display (PFD), no crew alerting system (CAS) message. They decided to exit the runway to complete the checklist, which cleared the Amber ?RB?. They then proceed with the flight.

A London Air Services Learjet 45 (C-FBCL) from Vancouver, BC (CYVR) to Victoria, BC (CYYJ) deviated from clearance to close an RNAV STAR (APASS4) when it turned off course towards instrument landing system (ILS) - controller immediately intervened. No operational impact.

The crew of a London Air Services Learjet 45 (C-FBCL) from Edmonton City Centre, AB (CYXD) to Vancouver, BC (CYVR) reported a glide slope deflection while on approach to runway 26L. Canadian North (MPE1741) was departing from taxiway C at the same time as C-FBCL was on approach.

C-FBCL a London Air Services Learjet LJ45 reported a birdstrike on landing Vancouver Runway 26L. The runway was closed for inspection, and one hawk was found. The aircraft reported no damage. Five departures were delayed 5 minutes pending inspection.

C-FBCL, a Lear 45, was departing Red Deer for Edmonton when the crew rejected the takeoff roll due to a 'cockpit indication problem'. The crew was able to correct the situation and the aircraft departed without further incident at 2159Z. No other aircraft were affected.

C-FBCL a London Air Lear 45 was cleared to maintain 9,000 feet after departure from Vancouver. Aircraft was observed climbing above 9,000 feet in conflict with PCO600 a Pacific Coastal Beach 200 who was inbound to Vancouver cleared to 10,000 feet. There was a loss of radar separation. The aircraft passed with approximately 900' and 2 miles separation. FBCL was advised of traffic and instructed to return to his cleared altitude. A later telephone conversation with the pilot revealed that FBCL encountered significant turbulence on departure and inadvertently climbed above his cleared altitude.
TSB Update: C-FBCL, a Learjet 45 operated by London Air Sevices, was cleared to maintain 9000 feet after departing Vancouver for Edmonton City Centre (Blatchford Field). The aircraft was obseved climbing above 9000 feet in conflict with PCO600, a Beech 200 Super King Air operated by Pacific Coastal Airlines, which was inbound to Vancouver from Cranbrook, cleared to 10,000 feet. There was a loss of radar separation. The two aircraft passed with approximately 900 feet vertical and 2 miles horizontal separation. C-FBCL was advised of traffic and instructed to return to his cleared altitude.

C-FBCL, a Lear 45, was enroute from Vancouver to Toronto at FL 450 and south of Winnipeg (YWG) when the crew advised Minneapolis Center they wanted to divert and land at YWG due to a delamination of the windscreen. The crew advised no AFF was needed at YWG nor was an emergency declared. The aircraft landed safely at 1835Z. No other aircraft were inconvenienced.

At 2028Z, the crew of ABK 904, a BAe 32, contacted Lethbridge FSS for the airport advisory and an IFR clearance to Calgary. The advisory and clearance were delivered to ABK 904 at 2030Z, along with the restriction that they were not to depart until C-FBCL, a Lear 45 inbound from Calgary, cancelled IFR or was down. At 2031Z, the crew of C-FBCL reported 20 NM northwest of Lethbridge, estimating 10 minutes. ABK 904 asked if the traffic was inbound from the north and was advised the traffic was from Calgary, 20 miles out, still IFR and had been requested to call left base for Runway 05 or at the Lethbridge NDB with intentions. ABK 904 then requested a VFR departure, which was approved by ATC. At 2034Z, FSS requested a position report from C-FBCL and there was a delay in their response before the crew advised they were just by the GADAG fix. FSS requested they report the beacon inbound and this was passed to ABK 904 as they were rolling for departure on Runway 23, with a right turn after takeoff. The crew of C-FBCL acknowledged the traffic. FSS confirmed that ABK 904 was airborne and at 2035Z they reported in the right turn, climbing through 3,800 feet ASL. At 2036Z, at an altitude between 3,500 and 4,000 feet, the crew of C-FBCL reported taking evasive action as a result of a TCAS alert. The crew also reported having visual contact with ABK 904, which was about 1/2 mile in front of them. C-FBCL landed without further incident on Runway 23. Weather at the time was 3 miles visibility in light snow, 4,000 feet broken cloud. OPI - System Safety

While en-route, the crew lost the use of the right engine. The aircraft (C-FBCL) was on an IFR flight at the time. The aircraft landed safely on runway 10 at Timmins at 2214Z with ERS standing by. Ops. impact -- none.

C500 CITATION SOMIPER C-FBCL - AFTER LANDING IFR FROM DORVAL, PILOT REPORTED INGESTING A BIRD. DAMAGE TO ENGINE. TIME = 1318Z. ACTION = NAH.