F/A-18's, A's and B's are their closest American counterparts. They are specific models made specifically for Canadian military needs. Basically they took a naval hornet, and mixed it with the land based hornet, and called it a CF-188. The Canadian Gov't recently announced a contract to purchase a number of F-35's, no doubt customized for Canadian military needs (the arctic is similar to the ocean so we like naval features, ie range).
Jet Engine is used in jets.
jets are used for wars, shows and displays.
there is an air force base but it is not currently being used for combat, it is merely a presence.
Currently, trucks are used to transport goods in and out of the cordillera region of Canada.
Jets are used in War purposes. The Stealth ones are used to spy other countries.
No, there were a few jets near the end, but none could be called 'super jets'.
Currently Canada exports a lot of its forestry products to the United States ( 67 percent, to be precise). The largest percentage of Canada's forestry exports is used to manufacture newsprint.
Aircraft were first used in combat about 1915
If you mean for military use then one (1). It was never used in combat. Please see the wikipedia article about the Canadian Aviation Corps.
White petrol or jetfuel is used. Most jets use JP-1 a type of kerosene for fuel.
The airborne technology that is used in the fighter jets is the airborne networking.
The jets are supplied with chaffs as a form of self defence. They are also used to signal if a jet is in distress or if the jets communication equipment is non-responsive.