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Table of contents
table des matières

ABOUT AIAC / À PROPOS DE L’AIAC

List of Advertisers / Liste de annonceurs iv

Mission, Vision, and Values / Mission, la vision, et les valeurs 2

Message from the President & CEO / Message du président et chef de la direction 4

Message from the Chair / Message du président du Conseil 5

AIAC – The national voice of Canada’s aerospace industry

AIAC – la voix nationale de l’industrie aérospatiale canadienne 6

Canada’s Aerospace Industry: 2020 Facts and Figures

Industrie aérospatiale du Canada : Faits et chiffres saillants de 2020 8

COMPANY PRODUCTS AND SERVICES / PRODUITS ET SERVICES DES ENTREPRISES 13

NATIONAL MEMBER PROFILES / PROFILS DES MEMBRES NATIONAUX 35

PARTNER/PROVINCIAL PROFILES / PROFILS DES PARTENAIRES/PROVINCES 117

COMPANY INDEX / INDEX DES ENTREPRISES 139

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List of Advertisers / Liste de annonceurs

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 Mission, Vision, and Values

Mission:
AIAC is the voice of Canada’s aerospace industry. Our mission is to understand, build consensus
and provide leadership on policy issues of interest to the industry. We also work to increase
Canada’s profile on the world stage by communicating our air and space accomplishments and
by promoting Canadian aerospace companies in foreign markets.

Vision:
Our vision for AIAC is to be a leading national association that provides outstanding value to
members and is the partner of choice for governments, resulting in a Canadian industry that is
at the forefront of global aviation, space and defence advances and achievements.

Values:
Collaboration: In a complex industry with stakeholders and decision-makers crossing multiple
sectors, regions and jurisdictions, a commitment to collaboration is essential to ensuring
the long-term success of aerospace in Canada. Industry members, governments at all levels,
regional and provincial associations, researchers and academics, and other stakeholders all
play an important role in Canadian aerospace achievements. AIAC is committed to promoting
policies and partnerships that foster this spirit of collaboration in order to ensure that Canadian
aerospace companies of all sizes have the resources that they need to grow and enhance their
competitiveness.

Excellence: Canada’s aerospace industry is distinguished by its long history of competing and
succeeding at the highest levels. Our members strive for excellence in everything that they do,
and AIAC is committed to the same standards in the products and services that we offer, the way
we serve our members, and the results that we deliver.

Innovation: The hallmark of the aerospace industry is its constant innovation, pushing the
boundaries of technology and engineering to new heights. That same commitment drives AIAC’s
approach to policy development, partnership with government and support for our members. We
work to develop creative solutions to industry needs and priorities and are constantly improving
our processes and products in order to serve and lead as effectively as possible.

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 Mission, la vision, et les valeurs

Vision :
L’AIAC est une association nationale de premier plan qui offre à ses membres des résultats
exceptionnels et constitue un partenaire de choix pour les gouvernements dans le but de bâtir
une industrie canadienne à l’avant-garde mondiale des dernières avancées dans le domaine de
l’aviation, de l’espace et de la défense.

Mission :
L’AIAC est le porte-parole de l’industrie aérospatiale canadienne. Notre mission est de comprendre
les enjeux politiques qui présentent un intérêt pour l’industrie, de parvenir à un consensus et de
jouer un rôle d’impulsion en la matière. Nous œuvrons aussi au rayonnement du Canada sur la
scène internationale en présentant nos réalisations aériennes et spatiales et en faisant la promotion
des entreprises aérospatiales canadiennes sur les marchés étrangers.

Valeurs :
Collaboration : Dans une industrie complexe réunissant des parties prenantes et des décideurs
appartenant à des régions, à des administrations et à des secteurs divers et variés, la collaboration
doit occuper une place essentielle pour garantir la réussite à long terme de l’aérospatiale canadienne.
Les membres de l’industrie, les différents paliers de gouvernement, les associations régionales et
provinciales, les chercheurs et le monde universitaire, de même que les autres parties prenantes,
jouent tous un rôle important dans les réalisations de l’aérospatiale canadienne. L’AIAC s’engage
à promouvoir la mise en place de politiques et de partenariats favorisant l’esprit collaboratif afin
de s’assurer que les entreprises aérospatiales canadiennes, quelle que soit leur taille, disposent
des ressources dont elles ont besoin pour croître et renforcer leur compétitivité.

Excellence : L’industrie aérospatiale canadienne se distingue par une longue tradition de

compétitivité et de réussite aux plus hauts niveaux. Nos membres visent l’excellence dans tout
ce qu’ils font et nous nous engageons à satisfaire aux mêmes exigences dans les produits et
les services que nous proposons, dans la façon dont nous servons nos membres et dans les
résultats que nous obtenons.

Innovation : Une innovation continue qui repousse les limites de la technologie et de l’ingénierie
en atteignant de nouveaux sommets : voilà la marque de fabrique de l’industrie aérospatiale. Ce
même engagement oriente l’approche adoptée par l’AIAC en matière d’élaboration de politiques, de
partenariats avec le gouvernement et de soutien de ses membres. Nous œuvrons à l’élaboration
de solutions créatives qui répondent aux besoins et aux priorités de l’industrie et contribuent à
l’amélioration continue de nos processus et de nos produits dans le but de servir et de guider nos
membres de la façon la plus efficace qui soit.

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Message from the President & CEO
Message du président et chef de la direction

The past couple years have been very challenging for our industry and AIAC was here
to support our members every step of the way. Now that we are coming through the
pandemic, this is a very critical time for the future of Canadian aerospace. As travel
restrictions ease and recovery starts to take hold, there are clear opportunities ahead
for growth and prosperity. As a nation, we must be ready to take advantage of the
future, which is increasingly diverse and green.
This year, AIAC was proud to launch Canada’s Aerospace Ecosystem Consultation:
2022, which is bringing together hundreds of industry stakeholders and academia from every region
of Canada. Through a series of nationwide consultations, work is underway to determine a long-term
vision, strategy and plan for a collaborative aerospace innovation ecosystem in Canada. It’s a chance
for AIAC’s member companies - large and small - spanning civil aviation, defence and space, to have a
say in the future of Canadian aerospace innovation.
Additionally, mark your calendars for the return of AIAC’s flagship events, the Aerospace, Defence and
Security Expo (August 3–5, 2022) and the Canadian Aerospace Summit (Nov. 7–9, 2022). With participants
from every corner of the globe, these events provide unparalleled opportunities to explore business
opportunities, gain important insights, and network with industry colleagues.
I’m optimistic about the future and AIAC is here to support you and your company! Please don’t
hesitate to reach out should you have any questions as you explore this Guide to Canada’s Aerospace
Industry—the premier resource for aerospace industry statistics, companies, products and services. Visit
[Link] for more information.

Les deux dernières années ont été très difficiles pour notre industrie et l’AIAC était là pour soutenir
ses membres à chaque étape du processus. Maintenant que nous sortons de la pandémie, nous vivons
une période très critique pour l’avenir de l’aérospatiale canadienne. Au fur et à mesure que les restrictions
de voyage s’assouplissent et que la reprise s’amorce, des possibilités évidentes de croissance et de
prospérité s’offrent à nous. En tant que nation, nous devons être prêts à tirer parti de l’avenir, qui est de
plus en plus diversifié et vert.
Cette année, l’AIAC a été fière de lancer la Consultation sur l’écosystème aérospatial du Canada : 2022,
qui rassemble des centaines d’intervenants de l’industrie et du milieu universitaire de toutes les régions
du Canada. Grâce à une série de consultations nationales, des travaux sont en cours pour déterminer une
vision, une stratégie et un plan à long terme pour un écosystème d’innovation aérospatiale collaboratif au
Canada. C’est l’occasion pour les entreprises membres de l’AIAC - grandes et petites - couvrant l’aviation
civile, la défense et l’espace, d’avoir leur mot à dire sur l’avenir de l’innovation aérospatiale canadienne.
En outre, notez dans vos calendriers le retour des événements phares de l’AIAC, l’Expo aérospatiale,
défense et sécurité (3-5 août 2022) et le Sommet canadien de l’aérospatiale (7-9 novembre 2022). Avec
des participants venus des quatre coins du monde, ces événements offrent des occasions inégalées
d’explorer des opportunités commerciales, d’acquérir des connaissances importantes et de nouer des
liens avec des collègues de l’industrie.
Je suis optimiste quant à l’avenir et l’AIAC est là pour vous soutenir, vous et votre entreprise ! N’hésitez
pas à nous contacter si vous avez des questions pendant que vous explorez ce Guide de l’industrie
aérospatiale canadienne - la première ressource pour les statistiques, les entreprises, les produits et
les services de l’industrie aérospatiale. Veuillez visiter [Link]/fr pour de plus amples renseignements.
Mike Mueller
President & CEO, Aerospace Industries Association of Canada
Président et chef de la direction, Association des industries aérospatiales du Canada

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Message from the Chair
Message du président du Conseil

Coming from one of Canada’s largest and most diverse defence and security
companies, I can say with certainty that global issues are more complex and
multi-faceted than ever before. As an industry, we’ve needed a strong voice
representing our interests. Thankfully, we have that in AIAC. It’s an honour to
serve as the Chair of the Board of Directors during a time when there are so many
possibilities for how we shape the future of this industry.

With Canada’s Aerospace Ecosystem Consultation: 2022, AIAC is providing

industry with a generational opportunity to position aerospace to capitalize on the opportunities
ahead, leverage investments, and determine our collective vision for future innovation.

Through collaboration, we will ensure high-value jobs are protected and added to the Canadian
economy, while solidifying our global reputation for cutting-edge innovation, technology, and talent.

We are positioned to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic stronger than ever. This Guide to
Canada’s Aerospace Industry showcases Canada’s excellence and is sought out by international
companies looking to do business in Canada. I encourage you to explore the contents and I look
forward to seeing you at the Canadian Aerospace Summit in Ottawa this November! For more
information on membership, please visit [Link].

Venant de l’une des entreprises de défense et de sécurité les plus importantes et les plus
diversifiées du Canada, je peux dire avec certitude que les enjeux mondiaux sont plus complexes
et à multiples facettes que jamais auparavant. En tant qu’industrie, nous avons eu besoin d’une
voix forte pour représenter nos intérêts. Heureusement, nous l’avons avec l’AIAC. C’est un honneur
de servir en tant que président du conseil d’administration à un moment où il y a tant de possibilités
de façonner l’avenir de cette industrie.

Avec la Consultation sur l’écosystème aérospatial du Canada : 2022, l’AIAC offre à l’industrie une
opportunité générationnelle de positionner l’aérospatiale afin de capitaliser sur les opportunités à
venir, de tirer parti des investissements et de déterminer notre vision collective de l’innovation future.

Grâce à la collaboration, nous veillerons à ce que des emplois de grande valeur soient protégés
et ajoutés à l’économie canadienne, tout en consolidant notre réputation mondiale en matière
d’innovation, de technologie et de talent de pointe.

Nous sommes bien placés pour sortir de la pandémie de COVID-19 plus forts que jamais. Le
présent Guide de l’industrie aérospatiale canadienne met en valeur l’excellence du Canada qui est
recherché par les entreprises internationales qui cherchent à faire des affaires au Canada. Je vous
encourage à en explorer le contenu et j’ai hâte de vous voir au Sommet canadien de l’aérospatiale
à Ottawa en novembre prochain ! Pour de plus amples renseignements sur comment devenir
membre, veuillez visiter [Link]/fr.
Rich Foster
Chair, AIAC’s Board of Directors
Vice-President, L3Harris Technologies Canada
Président, Conseil d’administration de l’AIAC
Vice-président, L3Harris Technologies Canada

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AIAC – The national voice of
Canada’s aerospace industry

For 60 years, the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC) has worked with our
members to develop a world-class aerospace industry. By collaborating with industry and
with government to develop products, services, programs and policies that enhance Canadian
aerospace companies, AIAC helps industry invest, innovate, and develop best-in-class capabilities
in the civil, defence and space sectors.

Representing over 90% of aerospace activity in Canada, AIAC is proud to be the national voice
of Canada’s aerospace sector; our members have a decades-long history of achievement and
success at the highest levels.

The COVID-19 pandemic hit aerospace disproportionately hard relative to other sectors and for
many companies, particularly small and medium-sized business, recovery is still a long way off.
That’s why AIAC was supporting the industry throughout and continues our work to ensure that
Canada remains a place that attracts and retains investment. There is no better time to leverage
the strengths of the aerospace industry and its ability to bolster economic recovery to grow
thousands of new jobs.

Given the need to lay the groundwork for future success, AIAC was excited to launch Canada’s
Aerospace Ecosystem Consultation: 2022, which is bringing together hundreds of industry
stakeholders from across Canada to determine a long-term vision, strategy and plan for a
collaborative aerospace innovation network in Canada.

Thanks to the support and collaboration of our members, there’s been a lot of excitement about
this generational opportunity.

If you’re not already an AIAC member, join now to help us shape Canada’s future in aerospace.

More information about Canada’s Aerospace Ecosystem Consultation: 2022 can be found at
[Link]/consultation-2022.

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AIAC – la voix nationale de
l’industrie aérospatiale canadienne

Depuis 60 ans, l’Association des industries aérospatiales du Canada (AIAC) travaille avec ses
membres pour développer une industrie aérospatiale de classe mondiale. En collaborant avec
l’industrie et le gouvernement pour développer des produits, des services, des programmes et
des politiques qui améliorent les entreprises aérospatiales canadiennes, l’AIAC aide l’industrie à
investir, à innover et à développer les meilleures capacités de leur catégorie dans les secteurs
civil, militaire et spatial.

Représentant plus de 90 % de l’activité aérospatiale au Canada, l’AIAC est fière d’être la voix
nationale du secteur aérospatial canadien ; nos membres ont une histoire de plusieurs décennies
de réalisations et de succès aux plus hauts niveaux.

La pandémie de COVID-19 a frappé l’aérospatiale de manière disproportionnée par rapport

aux autres secteurs et pour de nombreuses entreprises, en particulier les petites et moyennes
entreprises, la reprise est encore loin. C’est pourquoi l’AIAC a soutenu l’industrie tout au long de la
crise et poursuit son travail pour s’assurer que le Canada reste un endroit qui attire et retient les
investissements. Il n’y a pas de meilleur moment pour tirer parti des forces de l’industrie aérospatiale
et de sa capacité à soutenir la reprise économique pour créer des milliers de nouveaux emplois.

Étant donné la nécessité de jeter les bases d’un succès futur, l’AIAC a été ravie de lancer la
Consultation sur l’écosystème aérospatial du Canada : 2022, qui a rassemblé des centaines
d’intervenants de l’industrie de partout au Canada afin de déterminer une vision, une stratégie et
un plan à long terme pour un réseau collaboratif d’innovation aérospatiale au Canada.

Grâce au soutien et à la collaboration de nos membres, cette opportunité générationnelle a suscité

beaucoup d’enthousiasme.

Si vous n’êtes pas encore membre de l’AIAC, adhérez dès maintenant pour nous aider à façonner
l’avenir de l’aérospatiale au Canada.

Vous trouverez de plus amples informations sur la consultation sur l’écosystème aérospatial
canadien : 2022 à l’adresse suivante : [Link]/fr/consultation-2022.

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Canada’s Aerospace Industry:
2020 Facts and Figures

All data is from 2020, unless otherwise stated, and reflects the impact of the global COVID-19
pandemic.

Economic Impact
• In 2020, the Canadian aerospace industry contributed over $22B in GDP and close to
207,000 jobs to the Canadian economy
– Between 2019 and 2020, the overall aerospace industry’s contribution to the Canadian
economy decreased by $6.2B in GDP and 27,900 jobs
– MRO accounted for close to 60% of the employment loss in the Canadian aerospace
industry between 2019 and 2020

Global Value Chain

• In comparison to global civil aircraft production, Canada’s aerospace manufacturing
industry revenues were less impacted in 2020
– Between 2019 and 2020, global civil aircraft production revenues fell by 44%
compared to 25% for the Canadian aerospace manufacturing industry
• Canada is the only country that ranked in the top 5 across civil flight simulator, engine,
and aircraft sub-segments in 2020
• Over 55% of aerospace manufacturing exports were supply chain related in 2020
• The Canadian aerospace manufacturing industry exported over 75% of Canadian
aerospace products to 186 countries across 6 continents in 2020

Innovation and Skills

• The Canadian aerospace industry maintained its #1 R&D ranking among all Canadian
manufacturing industries in 2020
• Aerospace manufacturing R&D intensity and share of STEM employment were 3X higher
than the manufacturing average
• Between 2019 and 2020, the aerospace manufacturing industry’s investment in R&D
was relatively stable ($934M R&D investment in 2020)

Sources: ISED’s economic model estimates (GDP in 2012 chained dollars) based on the latest Statistics Canada National Input-Output
Multipliers (2016, 2017), 2021; ISED’s economic model estimates based on latest revised data from Statistics Canada (2019, 2020), 2021.
Teal Group (2020), 2021; Forecast International (2020), 2021; ISED’s economic model 2020 estimates based on the latest Statistics
Canada data (2020), 2021.

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 Canada’s aerospace Canada’s aerospace
industry contributed industry contributed
over $22B in GDP to close to 207,000 jobs to
the Canadian economy the Canadian economy

+ +
Only country
with 3 top 5 Flight simulator Engine Aircraft
rankings
55% supply
chain related
Only country that ranked in the top 5
across civil flight simulator, engine, Over 55% of aerospace
and aircraft sub-segments in 2020 manufacturing exports were
supply chain related in 2020.

186 countries across
6 continents

Over 75% aerospace products exported

Canada’s aerospace
industry: #1 R&D
ranking among
all Canadian
1 manufacturing
industries in 2020
3x more R&D intensive than average

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 Industrie aérospatiale du Canada :
Faits et chiffres saillants de 2020

Toutes les données datent de 2020, sauf indication contraire, et reflètent l’impact de la pandémie
mondiale de COVID-19.

Impact économique
• En 2020, l’industrie aérospatiale canadienne a contribué à plus de 22 milliards de dollars
de PIB et près de 207 000 emplois à l’économie canadienne
– Entre 2019 et 2020, la contribution globale de l’industrie aérospatiale à l’économie
canadienne a diminué de 6,2 G$ (sur le plan du PIB) et de 27 900 emplois
– Les services d’ERR ont représenté près de 60 % des pertes d’emploi dans l’industrie
aérospatiale canadienne entre 2019 et 2020

Chaîne d’approvisionnement globale

• Par rapport à la production mondiale d’avions civils, les revenus de l’industrie
manufacturière aérospatiale du Canada ont été moins touchés en 2020
– De 2019 à 2020, les revenus de la production mondiale d’avions civils ont chuté
de 44 % comparativement à 25 % pour l’industrie canadienne de la fabrication
aérospatiale
• Le Canada est le seul pays classé parmi les cinq principaux producteurs de chacun
des sous-secteurs des simulateurs de vol civil, des moteurs et des aéronefs en 2020
• En 2020, plus de 55 % des exportations des produits de l’industrie aérospatiale étaient
liées à la chaîne d’approvisionnement
• L’industrie manufacturière aérospatiale canadienne a exporté plus de 75 % de son
volume de produits vers 186 pays sur 6 continents en 2020

Innovation et compétences
• L’industrie aérospatiale canadienne a conservé sa première place en matière de
R-D parmi toutes les industries manufacturières canadiennes en 2020
• L’intensité de la R-D et la part de l’emploi dans les STIM de la fabrication aérospatiale
étaient trois fois plus élevées que la moyenne de la fabrication
• De 2019 à 2020, l’investissement de l’industrie de la fabrication aérospatiale dans
la R-D a été relativement stable (934 M$ d’investissement en R-D en 2020)

Sources: Estimations du modèle économique d’ISDE (PIB en dollars chaînés de 2012) fondées sur les derniers multiplicateurs nationaux
d’entrées-sorties de Statistique Canada (2016; 2017), 2021; Estimations du modèle économique d’ISDE fondées sur les dernières données
révisées de Statistique Canada (2019-2020), 2021; Source : Teal Group (2020), 2021; forecast International (2020), 2021; estimations du
modèle économique d’ISDE de 2020 fondées sur les plus récentes données de Statistique Canada (2020), 2021.

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 L’industrie aérospatiale L’industrie aérospatiale
du Canada a contribué du Canada a contribué
à plus de 22 G$ de PIB à 207 000 emplois à
à l’économie canadienne l’économie canadienne

+ +
Seul pays classé parmi
les 5 premiers dans Simulateurs Moteurs Aéronefs
3 sous-secteurs de vol
55 % liés à la chaîne
d’approvisionnement
Seul pays classé parmi les 5 principaux
producteurs de chacun des sous-secteurs Plus de 55 % des exportations
des simulateurs de vol civil, des moteurs des produits de l’industrie
et des aéronefs en 2020 aérospatiale étaient liées à la
chaîne d’approvisionnement

186 pays sur 6 continents

Plus de 75 % des produits de l’aérospatiale sont exportés

L’industrie
aérospatiale du
Canada : 1re en
matière de R-D parmi

1 toutes les industries

manufacturières
canadiennes en 2020
Intensité en R-D 3x supérieure
à la moyenne

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Produits et services des entreprises

Aerospace Services 14

Air Traffic Control & Management Systems & Equipment 17

Aircraft Avionics & Electronics 18

 Aircraft Engines & Components 19

Aircraft Fixed & Rotary Wing 20

 Aircraft Structures, Components & Materials 21

Aircraft Systems & Components 23

Airport Equipment 25

Composites & Plastics 25

Computer Equipment/Software/Systems 26

Consulting Services 26

Defence Security Systems & Electronics 27

Diagnostic & Test Equipment 28

Education, Simulation & Training 28

Ground Support Equipment 29

 Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul 29

Metal Fabrication, Machining & Processing 31

Miscellaneous Products, Equipment & Services 34

Space Systems (Space & Ground-based) 34

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 CALIBRATION SERVICES
  AEROSPACE SERVICES
ABB Inc. 35
Acrolab Ltd. 36
AERIAL SERVICES CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56
CMMXYZ 134
Babcock 46 IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47 MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90
Chorus Aviation  58 Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96
Top Aces 112 VACS Ltd. 114

AEROSPACE ASSOCIATIONS/PARTNERS CERTIFICATION SERVICES

Aéro Montréal 123 Aviya Aerospace Systems 45

AIAC Pacific 120 Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
Atlantic Canada Aerospace and Collins Aerospace 60
Defence Association (ACADA) 127 MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
Canadian Council for Aviation & Marinvent Corporation 86
Aerospace (CCAA)  117 Marshall Canada 89
Manitoba Aerospace Inc. 130 MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90
Ontario Aerospace Council 132 SGS North America 105
Saskatchewan Ministry of Trade Top Aces 112
and Export Development 119
Southport Aerospace Centre Inc. 107 CONTRACT DESIGN & MANUFACTURING

AIR NAVIGATION & AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL Acrolab Ltd. 36

Aerosystems International Inc. 37
ADGA 36 Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39
CGI Inc. 59 Avcorp Structures & Integration 121
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
Besnovo Technologies  48
AIRPORT MANAGEMENT & OPERATIONS
Calian, Advanced Technologies 54
C-CORE  55
ADGA 36
CE3 Electronics Inc. 128
SGS North America 105
CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56
Celestica 57
CAD/CAM SERVICES Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc. 67, 136
Javelin Technologies,
ADGA 36 A TriMech Company 79
Global Partner Solutions 74 Comtek Advanced Structures 135
Javelin Technologies, DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
A TriMech Company 79 (DRS Canada) 68
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 Garrtech Inc. 71
Marshall Canada 89 Hess Aerospace and Defense Ltd. 76
Starboard Aeronautical, Inc. 108 LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83
Lockheed Martin Canada 85
Marshall Canada 89
Precision ADM, Inc. 99
Promark Electronics 99

14 AER O SPACE SERVI CES

Rasakti Inc. 126 Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106 DART Aerospace  64
Sonovision Canada Inc. 106 Gastops Limited 72
Starboard Aeronautical, Inc.  108 LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112 MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
Marinvent Corporation 86
CONTRACT ENGINEERING NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93
& TECHNICAL PERSONNEL PointMan Canada Ltd.  97
Precision ADM, Inc. 99
Acrolab Ltd. 36 QSTC Inc.  101
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47 DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT
CAE 53 & MAINTENANCE
C-CORE  55
Certification Center Canada (3C) 57 DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
Chorus Aviation  58 (DRS Canada) 68
Field Aviation 70 HICO Canada Inc. as part of HICO
Gastops Limited 72 Group of companies  76
Global Partner Solutions 74 LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83
I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77 Sonovision Canada Inc. 106
KF Aerospace 80
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 FACILITIES OPERATION
LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83 & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
Marinvent Corporation 86 CAE 53
MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90 CGI Inc. 59
TDM Technical Services 110 Conair Group Inc.  62
Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112 DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
(DRS Canada) 68
CONTRACT PROFESSIONAL SERVICES MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90
Southport Aerospace Centre Inc. 107
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45
Global Partner Solutions 74 FINANCIAL SERVICES
I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77
Parabellum Communication Inc. 95 BDO Canada LLP 134
PointMan Canada Ltd. 97 Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49
TDM Technical Services 110
INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTION
CONTRACT R & D
Bray Metals Inc.  51
Acrolab Ltd. 36 CanRep Inc. 55
ADGA 36 DGI Supply – A DoALL Company 121
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47 Krayden Canada 81
Besnovo Technologies  48
Burloak Technologies Inc.  52
CAE 53
C-CORE  55
CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56
Centre de Developpement des
Composites du Québec  124

A ERO SPA C E SERV I C ES 15

 INSPECTION SERVICES SOFTWARE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

CCX Technologies 56 Aviya Aerospace Systems 45

CMMXYZ 134 Besnovo Technologies  48
Garrtech Inc. 71 CAE 53
Calian, Advanced Technologies 54
INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SERVICES C-CORE  55
& TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT CCX Technologies 56
CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56
Airstart  133 Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
Conair Group Inc.  62 CGI Inc. 59
DB Schenker of Canada Ltd. 65 DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77 (DRS Canada) 68
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78 Lockheed Martin Canada 85
Lockheed Martin Canada 85 MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
Top Aces 112 Marinvent Corporation 86
Mission Control Space Services Inc. 91
LEASING SERVICES NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93
ProShop  122
Team Eagle Ltd.  110
Airstart  133
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49
Chorus Aviation 58 SUPPORT SERVICES
Conair Group Inc.  62
Babcock 46
LEGAL SERVICES Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
Bombardier Aerospace 50
CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49
Chorus Aviation  58
DB Schenker of Canada Ltd. 65
Conair Group Inc.  62
I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77
contextere 61
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65
PROJECT/PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
(DRS Canada) 68
Bombardier Aerospace 50 Gastops Limited 72
Global Partner Solutions  74
PUBLICATIONS MANAGEMENT HICO Canada Inc. as part of HICO
Group of companies  76
Bombardier Aerospace 50 LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83
DRS Technologies Canada Ltd. Lockheed Martin Canada 85
(DRS Canada) 68 MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
HICO Canada Inc. as part of HICO Marshall Canada 89
Group of companies  76 MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78 Parabellum Communication Inc.  95
Sonovision Canada Inc. 106 Saxon Aerospace Inc. 105
Top Aces 112

16 AER O SPACE SERVI CES

SYSTEMS INTEGRATION LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
Liburdi Turbine Services 84
Avcorp Structures & Integration 121 MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45 MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90
Besnovo Technologies  48 National Research Council of Canada 93
CAE 53 Pyrotek Aerospace Ltd. 100
Calian, Advanced Technologies 54
CE3 Electronics Inc. 128 TRANSLATION SERVICES
CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56
Certification Center Canada (3C) 57 Sonovision Canada Inc. 106
Conair Group Inc.  62
DGI Supply – A DoALL Company 121 VENTURE CAPITAL & FINANCING
DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
(DRS Canada) 68 Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49
Gastops Limited 72
HICO Canada Inc. as part of HICO WIND TUNNEL TEST FACILITIES
Group of companies  76
I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77
National Research Council of Canada 93
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
PointMan Canada Ltd.  97
Lockheed Martin Canada 85
Marinvent Corporation 86
Marshall Canada 89
MBS Techservices Inc.  89  AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90
& MANAGEMENT
PointMan Canada Ltd.  97
Top Aces 112 SYSTEMS & EQUIPMENT

TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATION, AIR NAVIGATION SYSTEMS & EQUIPMENT

WRITING & MANUALS
CCX Technologies  56
Bombardier Aerospace 50 KF Aerospace 80
C-CORE  55
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
DRS Technologies Canada Ltd. & EQUIPMENT
(DRS Canada) 68
HICO Canada Inc. as part of HICO ADGA 36
Group of Companies  76 Saab Canada Inc. 104
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
Marshall Canada 89 FLIGHT INSPECTION SYSTEMS
Sonovision Canada Inc. 106
Field Aviation 70
TESTING & INSPECTION SERVICES
NAVIGATION AIDS
Besnovo Technologies  48
Centre de Developpement des DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
Composites du Québec  124 (DRS Canada) 68
CMMXYZ 134 Marinvent Corporation 86
DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
(DRS Canada) 68
Gastops Limited 72

AIR T RAFFIC CONTROL & M AN AGE MENT SYS TEM S & EQ UI P M ENT 17
 RADAR SYSTEMS & EQUIPMENT COLLISION AVOIDANCE
& WARNING SYSTEMS
ATEM Canada, Inc. 124
Leonardo Company 83 Celestica 57
Promark Electronics 99 Collins Aerospace 60
Field Aviation 70
Marinvent Corporation 86
NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93
 AIRCRAFT AVIONICS
& ELECTRONICS ELECTRONIC CONTROLS

Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39

AIRBORNE RADAR
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45
Celestica 57
Collins Aerospace 60 Firan Technology Group Corporation 69
CMC Electronics 61 GSNetworks 75
Leonardo Company 83 IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
Saab Canada Inc. 104 Promark Electronics 99
Thales Canada Inc. 111
ANTENNAS
EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTERS
CCX Technologies  56
CMC Electronics 61 DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 (DRS Canada) 68
Meta Materials Inc. 129 Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112
Tech-Trek Ltd. 111
FLIGHT DIRECTORS & INSTRUMENTS
AUDIO & INTERCOM SYSTEMS
CMC Electronics 61
Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39
GSNetworks 75
FLIGHT RECORDERS

AUTOPILOTS
DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
(DRS Canada) 68
NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93
NAVIGATION SYSTEMS & EQUIPMENT
COCKPIT DISPLAY SYSTEMS
Airstart  133
Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39 Collins Aerospace 60
CAE 53 CMC Electronics 61
Celestica 57 Field Aviation 70
Collins Aerospace 60 NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93
CMC Electronics 61
Field Aviation 70
POWER SUPPLIES
Firan Technology Group Corporation 69
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
CMC Electronics 61
Marinvent Corporation 86
Firan Technology Group Corporation 69
Thales Canada Inc. 111
Noreast Electronics Co. Ltd. 94
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96
Tech-Trek Ltd. 111

18 AI R TR AFFI C CO NT ROL & M AN AGE MENT SYST EMS & E QUIP MENT
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS IGNITION SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS

Calian, Advanced Technologies 54 MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122

CE3 Electronics Inc. 128
Celestica 57 INDUSTRIAL & MARINE TURBINES
CMC Electronics 61
DRS Technologies Canada Ltd. Burloak Technologies Inc.  52
(DRS Canada) 68
Firan Technology Group Corporation 69 PROPELLERS & EQUIPMENT
Tech-Trek Ltd. 111
Airstart  133
RADOMES GE Canada 73
North American Aerospace Corporation  94
Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86 STARTERS

CanRep Inc. 55
GE Canada 73
 AIRCRAFT ENGINES MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
& COMPONENTS Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98

AUXILIARY POWER UNITS SUB-ASSEMBLY

Airstart  133 Avcorp Industries Inc. 43

CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56 GSNetworks 75
Field Aviation 70 MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
GE Canada 73 North American Aerospace Corporation  94
Pratt & Whitney Canada 98
Safran 103 TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
& COMPONENTS
ENGINE INSTRUMENTS
Burloak Technologies Inc.  52
Airstart  133 Gastops Limited 72
Bombardier Aerospace 50 North American Aerospace Corporation  94
Gastops Limited 72 Safran 103

ENGINE NACELLES TURBINE BLADES

Avcorp Industries Inc. 43 Burloak Technologies Inc.  52

GE Canada 73 GE Canada 73
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86 Liburdi Turbine Services 84
Safran 103
STELIA Aerospace North America 109

EXHAUST SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS

Burloak Technologies Inc.  52

Magellan Aerospace 87
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96

AIRCRAF T ENG I NES & C O M P O NENTS 19

 TURBOFAN ENGINES AMPHIBIOUS AIRCRAFT

CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56 Collins Aerospace 60

GE Canada 73 Conair Group Inc.  62
Magellan Aerospace 87 De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122 Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75
Pratt & Whitney Canada 98 Krayden Canada 81
Safran 103 LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98
TURBOPROP ENGINES
BUSINESS AIRCRAFT
CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56
GE Canada 73 Airbus 38
Pratt & Whitney Canada 98 Airstart  133
Safran 103 Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39
Avcorp Industries Inc. 43
TURBOSHAFT ENGINES Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49
CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56 Bombardier Aerospace 50
GE Canada 73 CanRep Inc. 55
Pratt & Whitney Canada 98 CCX Technologies  56
Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
Collins Aerospace 60
Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc. 67, 136
 AIRCRAFT FIXED Field Aviation 70
& ROTARY WING Firan Technology Group Corporation 69
GE Canada 73
Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75
ADVANCED AIR MOBILITY/REMOTELY Krayden Canada 81
PILOTED AERIAL SYSTEMS LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91
Airbus 38 Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47 Rasakti Inc.  126
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49 Thales Canada Inc. 111
Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
Firan Technology Group Corporation 69 COMMUTERS & REGIONAL AIRCRAFT
General Dynamics Mission Systems–
Canada 73 Advanced Composite Structures (ACS)  131
Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75 Airbus 38
Krayden Canada 81 Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39
L3Harris Technologies Canada 81 Avcorp Industries Inc. 43
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49
Leonardo Company 83 CanRep Inc. 55
National Research Council of Canada 93 CCX Technologies  56
NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93 Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
North American Aerospace Corporation  94 Chorus Aviation  58
Rasakti Inc.  126 Collins Aerospace 60
Thales Canada Inc. 111 De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65

20 AI R CR AF T ENG I NES & COMPON ENTS

Field Aviation 70 SPECIAL PURPOSE AIRCRAFT
Firan Technology Group Corporation 69
GE Canada 73 Airbus 38
Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75 Airstart  133
Krayden Canada 81 Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91 CCX Technologies  56
Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98 Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
Rasakti Inc.  126 Chorus Aviation  58
Saab Canada Inc. 104 Conair Group Inc.  62
Thales Canada Inc. 111 De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65
Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc. 67, 136
HELICOPTERS General Dynamics Mission Systems–
Canada 73
Advanced Composite Structures (ACS)  131 Krayden Canada 81
Airbus 38 LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39 Leonardo Company 83
Avcorp Industries Inc. 43 Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47 Saab Canada Inc. 104
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49 Top Aces 112
CanRep Inc. 55
Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
CCX Technologies 56
Collins Aerospace 60  AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES,
DART Aerospace  64 COMPONENTS &
Firan Technology Group Corporation 69 MATERIALS
General Dynamics Mission Systems–
Canada 73
ACTUATORS & ADHESIVES
Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75
Krayden Canada 81
Krayden Canada 81
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
Leonardo Company 83
Tech-Trek Ltd. 111
Lockheed Martin Canada 85
Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98
Rasakti Inc.  126 AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES & SUB-ASSEMBLY

RECREATION AIRCRAFT Airbus 38

Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
Apex Industries Inc. 40
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65
Avcorp Industries Inc. 43
Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc. 67, 136
Avior Integrated Products Inc. 44
Krayden Canada 81
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
Bombardier Aerospace 50
Comtek Advanced Structures 135
Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63
DART Aerospace 64
Dellcom Aerospace  66
Field Aviation 70

AIRCRAF T STRUCTURES, C O MP O NENTS & M A TERI A LS 21

 Fives Liné Machines 125 Burloak Technologies Inc.  52
Flexibülb Inc. 71 DART Aerospace  64
Garrtech Inc. 71 De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78 Comtek Advanced Structures 135
L3Harris Technologies Canada 81 Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 Dumur Industries 69
Leonardo Company 83 Field Aviation 70
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86 Flexibülb Inc. 71
Magellan Aerospace 87 Garrtech Inc. 71
MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91 Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74
National Research Council of Canada 93 GSNetworks 75
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96 Hess Aerospace and Defense Ltd. 76
Saab Canada Inc. 104 IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
STELIA Aerospace North America 109 Javelin Technologies,
Universal Precision Technology 138 A TriMech Company 79
L3Harris Technologies Canada 81
BEARINGS, CABLES & ASSEMBLIES Little Lakes Machine & Tool Co. 85
Magellan Aerospace 87
Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44 Precision ADM, Inc. 99
CE3 Electronics Inc. 128 Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106
DART Aerospace  64 STELIA Aerospace North America 109
GSNetworks 75 Universal Precision Technology 138
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
Promark Electronics 99 DOORS

CANOPIES Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41

Avcorp Industries Inc. 43
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
DART Aerospace  64
CASTINGS & FORGINGS LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86
Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106
Alphacasting 39
Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
Burloak Technologies Inc.  52 ELECTRICAL WIRING
Magellan Aerospace 87
Pyrotek Aerospace Ltd. 100 Aerosystems International Inc. 37
ATEM Canada, Inc. 124
COMPONENT MANUFACTURING DART Aerospace  64
& PROCESSING GSNetworks 75
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
Acrolab Ltd. 36
MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91
Aerosystems International Inc. 37
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
Apex Industries Inc. 40
North American Aerospace Corporation  94
Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42
Promark Electronics 99
Avcorp Structures & Integration 121
Safran 103
Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
Tech-Trek Ltd. 111
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
Boeing Canada Operations Ltd. 49
Bombardier Aerospace 50

22 AI R CR AF T STR U CTURES, COMPON ENTS & M AT ERI ALS

INSULATION MATERIALS TOOL DESIGN & TOOLING FABRICATION

DART Aerospace  64 Acrolab Ltd. 36

Flexibülb Inc. 71 Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
Tech-Trek Ltd. 111 DART Aerospace  64
Fives Liné Machines 125
INTERIOR FURNISHINGS & PANELS Garrtech Inc. 71
Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74
Chorus Aviation  58 Javelin Technologies,
DART Aerospace  64 A TriMech Company 79
Collins Aerospace 60 LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83
Field Aviation 70 Little Lakes Machine & Tool Co. 85
Flexibülb Inc. 71 MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91
Javelin Technologies, Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106
A TriMech Company 79 Universal Precision Technology 138
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96
Safran 103 VALVES
Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106
Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112 Airstart  133
DART Aerospace  64
INTERIOR PANELS MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122

Avcorp Industries Inc. 43 WINDOWS, GLAZINGS & LENSES

Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
Chorus Aviation  58 Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
DART Aerospace  64 DART Aerospace  64
Javelin Technologies, Meta Materials Inc. 129
A TriMech Company 79 Starboard Aeronautical, Inc.  108
Flexibülb Inc. 71
Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106

LUBRICANTS  AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS

& COMPONENTS
Brenntag Lubricants Americas 51
Krayden Canada 81
AERIAL APPLICATION SYSTEMS
& COMPONENTS
SENSORS
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
Airstart  133 Conair Group Inc. 62
L3Harris Technologies Canada 81 DART Aerospace 64
Marinvent Corporation 86 MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122 Marinvent Corporation 86
North American Aerospace Corporation  94
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96
CARGO HANDLING SYSTEMS
Tech-Trek Ltd. 111
& EQUIPMENT

DART Aerospace  64
Gastops Limited 72
Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112

AIRCRAF T S YSTEMS & C O MP O NENTS 23

 COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS, ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS
RADIOS & EQUIPMENT & COMPONENTS

Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39 Aviya Aerospace Systems 45

ATEM Canada, Inc. 124 Celestica 57
C-CORE  55 DART Aerospace  64
CCX Technologies  56 Marinvent Corporation 86
Celestica 57 Tech-Trek Ltd. 111
Chorus Aviation  58
CMC Electronics 61 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
Field Aviation 70 & COMPONENTS
GSNetworks 75
Hess Aerospace and Defense Ltd. 76 MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
Promark Electronics 99 Team Eagle Ltd.  110
Thales Canada Inc. 111 Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112

CONTROL SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS

& COMPONENTS
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45
Gastops Limited 72 Aviya Aerospace Systems 45
GSNetworks 75 Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75
Hess Aerospace and Defense Ltd. 76 Hess Aerospace and Defense Ltd. 76
MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88 MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122 MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91
Providence Group 100 NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93
Providence Group 100
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS Tech-Trek Ltd.  111
Thales Canada Inc. 111
Aerosystems International Inc. 37
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45 FUEL SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS
CMC Electronics 61
Field Aviation 70 DART Aerospace  64
Firan Technology Group Corporation 69 MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
Gastops Limited 72 MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91
GSNetworks 75 MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78 North American Aerospace Corporation  94
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98
MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91 Providence Group 100
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122 Safran 103
Noreast Electronics Co. Ltd.  94
Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98 GALLEY SYSTEMS & EQUIPMENT
Promark Electronics 99
Providence Group 100 Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96
Safran 103 Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98
Tech-Trek Ltd.  111

24 AI R CR AF T SYSTEM S & COMPON ENTS

HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS
  AIRPORT EQUIPMENT
Airstart  133
Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75
Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98 AIRPORT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Providence Group 100
Universal Precision Technology 138 CGI Inc. 59
Collins Aerospace 60
HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGIES/ Team Eagle Ltd. 110
ZERO EMISSIONS
AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEMS
National Research Council of Canada 93 & EQUIPMENT

ICE PROTECTION SYSTEMS Saab Canada Inc. 104

& COMPONENTS Team Eagle Ltd. 110

Marinvent Corporation 86
Meta Materials Inc. 129
  COMPOSITES & PLASTICS
LANDING GEAR SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS

Airstart  133 Airbus 38

Aviya Aerospace Systems 45 Avcorp Industries Inc. 43
Celestica 57 Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
Collins Aerospace  60 Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
DART Aerospace  64 Boeing Canada Operations Ltd. 49
Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75 Bombardier Aerospace 50
Magellan Aerospace 87 Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc. 67, 136
Safran 103 Field Aviation 70
Universal Precision Technology 138 Flexibülb Inc. 71
Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74
POWER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Javelin Technologies,
& COMPONENTS A TriMech Company 79
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86
Noreast Electronics Co. Ltd.  94 Magellan Aerospace 87
Providence Group 100 MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91
Tech-Trek Ltd.  111 National Research Council of Canada 93
Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106
SECURITY SYSTEMS & EQUIPMENT Starboard Aeronautical, Inc.  108
STELIA Aerospace North America 109
DART Aerospace  64

WIRE STRIKE PROTECTION SYSTEMS

DART Aerospace  64
Magellan Aerospace 87

C O M P O SITES & P L A STI C S 25

 CCX Technologies 56
 COMPUTER EQUIPMENT/ Gastops Limited 72
SOFTWARE/SYSTEMS Global Partner Solutions  74
I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77
KF Aerospace 80
Besnovo Technologies  48 KPMG LLP 80
CAE 53 LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
CGI Inc. 59 LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83
contextere 61 Liburdi Turbine Services 84
Leonardo Company 83 MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88 Marinvent Corporation 86
MBS Techservices Inc.  89 Marshall Canada 89
Mission Control Space Services Inc. 91 MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90
ProShop 122 QSTC Inc.  101
Team Eagle Ltd. 110 TDM Technical Services 110

INDUSTRIAL BENEFITS

  CONSULTING SERVICES Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49

KPMG LLP 80
MBS Techservices Inc.  89
BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Pilot Hill Ltd. 97
PointMan Canada Ltd.  97
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49
Certification Center Canada (3C) 57 MANAGEMENT
CFN Consultants 59
DB Schenker of Canada Ltd. 65 Avascent 42
Global Partner Solutions 74 CFN Consultants 59
KPMG LLP 80 CGI Inc. 59
MBS Techservices Inc.  89 I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77
Pilot Hill Ltd. 97 KPMG LLP 80
PointMan Canada Ltd.  97 Marshall Canada 89
Providence Group 100 Roland Berger 102
Roland Berger 102
MANUFACTURING & PROCESSING
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
Acrolab Ltd. 36
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45 Dellcom Aerospace  66
CCX Technologies 56 Fives Liné Machines 125
KPMG LLP 80 Global Partner Solutions  74
MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88 I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77
MBS Techservices Inc.  89 Javelin Technologies,
A TriMech Company 79
ENGINEERING KPMG LLP 80
LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83
ABB Inc. 35 PointMan Canada Ltd.  97
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45 ProShop  122
Babcock 46 Roland Berger 102
C-CORE  55 Starboard Aeronautical, Inc.  108
CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56

26 COMPU TER EQ U I PME NT /SOF T WARE /SYST EMS

MARKETING & OPERATIONS DATA HANDLING & PROCESSING
EQUIPMENT
CFN Consultants 59
I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77 General Dynamics Mission
KPMG LLP 80 Systems–Canada 73
MBS Techservices Inc.  89 MBS Techservices Inc.  89
PointMan Canada Ltd.  97 Thales Canada Inc. 111
Roland Berger 102
ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT SUPPORT
RELIABILITY ANALYSIS
Babcock 46
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45 C-CORE  55
KPMG LLP 80 Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
Marshall Canada 89 Gastops Limited 72
Global Partner Solutions  74
SATELLITE LAUNCH IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88
C6 Launch Systems 53 Marinvent Corporation 86
Marshall Canada 89
Saab Canada Inc. 104
Thales Canada Inc. 111
 DEFENCE SECURITY
SYSTEMS & FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS
ELECTRONICS
DART Aerospace  64
C3I Firan Technology Group Corporation 69
Saab Canada Inc. 104
ADGA 36
CAE 53 MUNITIONS
CGI Inc. 59
Saab Canada Inc. 104 Saab Canada Inc. 104
Thales Canada Inc. 111
OPTICAL SYSTEMS
COMMAND & CONTROL SYSTEMS
ABB Inc. 35
CAE 53 C-CORE  55
Calian, Advanced Technologies 54 Meta Materials Inc. 129
Celestica 57 QSTC Inc.  101
CGI Inc. 59
Collins Aerospace 60 SIGNAL PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
General Dynamics Mission Systems–
Canada 73 Calian, Advanced Technologies 54
L3Harris Technologies Canada 81 DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
Leonardo Company 83 (DRS Canada) 68
Lockheed Martin Canada 85 General Dynamics Mission Systems–
MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88 Canada 73
Promark Electronics 99
QSTC Inc.  101
Saab Canada Inc. 104
Thales Canada Inc. 111

DEFENCE SECURIT Y SYS TEM S & ELECTRO NI C S 27

 SONOBUOYS ENVIRONMENTAL TEST FACILITIES

General Dynamics Mission Systems– MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90

Canada 73
INSPECTION EQUIPMENT
SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS
CMMXYZ 134
ABB Inc. 35 contextere 61
ADGA 36
ATEM Canada, Inc. 124 TEST RIGS & EQUIPMENT
Bombardier Aerospace 50
Calian, Advanced Technologies 54 Aviya Aerospace Systems 45
C-CORE  55 Calian, Advanced Technologies 54
Chorus Aviation 58 CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56
Field Aviation 70 Gastops Limited 72
General Dynamics Mission Systems– LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
Canada 73 MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90
L3Harris Technologies Canada 81 National Research Council of Canada 93
QSTC Inc.  101 Rasakti Inc.  126
Saab Canada Inc. 104

TARGETS & TARGET SYSTEMS

 EDUCATION, SIMULATION
ADGA 36 & TRAINING
Saab Canada Inc. 104

Babcock 46
WEAPONS SYSTEMS
CAE 53
Canadore College/Innovation Centre
ADGA 36
for Advanced Manufacturing and
Dumur Industries 69
Production (ICAMP) 149
Lockheed Martin Canada 85
Carleton University – Co-operative
Magellan Aerospace 87
Education 118
Saab Canada Inc. 104
Chorus Aviation  58
Conair Group Inc.  62
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65
I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77
 DIAGNOSTIC & KF Aerospace 80
TEST EQUIPMENT Leonardo Company 83
Lockheed Martin Canada 85
ENGINE TEST CELLS Mission Control Space Services Inc. 91
NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93
CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56 PointMan Canada Ltd.  97
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 SGS North America 105
Lockheed Martin Canada 85 Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106
MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90 Top Aces 112
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103
Top Aces 112

28 D EFENCE SECU R IT Y SYST EMS & E LE CTRON ICS

  GROUND SUPPORT  MAINTENANCE,
EQUIPMENT REPAIR & OVERHAUL

CARGO HANDLING EQUIPMENT AIRCRAFT CONVERSIONS & OVERHAUL

(FIXED WING)
DART Aerospace  64
Promark Electronics 99 Babcock 46
Chorus Aviation  58
GROUND/PORTABLE HEATERS Collins Aerospace 60
& POWER UNITS De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65
Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc. 67, 136
CE3 Electronics Inc. 128 Field Aviation 70
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96 IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
KF Aerospace 80
MAINTENANCE & TOOLING STANDS L3Harris Technologies Canada 81
StandardAero 108
DART Aerospace  64
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86 AIRCRAFT CONVERSIONS & OVERHAUL
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96 (ROTARY WING)
Rasakti Inc.  126
Sonovision Canada Inc. 106 Airbus 38
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
MAINTENANCE TOOLING Collins Aerospace 60
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
KF Aerospace 80
Besnovo Technologies  48
StandardAero 108
Bombardier Aerospace 50
DART Aerospace  64
LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83 AIRCRAFT SPARES
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96
Rasakti Inc.  126 Airbus  38
Sonovision Canada Inc. 106 Airstart  133
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
PRE-CONDITIONED AIR SYSTEMS CanRep Inc. 55
Chorus Aviation  58
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96
Gastops Limited 72
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
RAMP EQUIPMENT
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86
Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98
Aerosystems International Inc. 37 StandardAero 108

AVIONICS TESTING & REPAIR

Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp.  39

CCX Technologies  56
Celestica 57
Chorus Aviation  58
CMC Electronics 61

M AINT EN A NC E, REPA I R & OV ERH A UL 29

 DRS Technologies Canada Ltd. FLIGHT CONTROL REPAIR & OVERHAUL
(DRS Canada) 68
Field Aviation 70 CanRep Inc. 55
Gastops Limited 72 Comtek Advanced Structures 135
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78 DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
Pole Air Aviation Inc.  98 (DRS Canada) 68
StandardAero 108 Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
COATINGS StandardAero 108
Thales Canada Inc. 111
Besnovo Technologies  48
Huys Industries Limited 77 FUEL SYSTEM REPAIR & OVERHAUL
Liburdi Turbine Services 84
CanRep Inc. 55
COMPUTERIZED MAINTENANCE
PROGRAMS GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

Besnovo Technologies  48 Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96

HICO Canada Inc. as part of HICO
Group of companies  76 INTERIOR FINISHING
Marshall Canada 89
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47
ENGINE REPAIR & OVERHAUL Bombardier Aerospace 50
Chorus Aviation  58
Bombardier Aerospace 50 Javelin Technologies,
GE Canada 73 A TriMech Company 79
Lockheed Martin Canada 85 Flexibülb Inc. 71
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122 StandardAero 108
Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103 Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112
StandardAero 108
LANDING GEAR REPAIR & OVERHAUL
FIELD SERVICE
Bombardier Aerospace 50
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47 CanRep Inc. 55
Bombardier Aerospace 50 Chorus Aviation  58
Chorus Aviation  58 Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75
contextere 61
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65 PAINTING
DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
(DRS Canada) 68 Advanced Composite Structures (ACS)  131
Huys Industries Limited 77 AeroTek Manufacturing Ltd.  133
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78 Airbus 38
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122 Bell Textron Canada Ltd.  47
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96 Besnovo Technologies  48
Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103 Flexibülb Inc. 71
StandardAero 108 IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86
StandardAero 108

30 M AI NTEN ANCE, R EPAIR & OVERH AUL

ROTOR BLADE & STRUCTURAL REPAIR CHEMICAL VAPOUR DEPOSITION

Advanced Composite Structures (ACS)  131 Providence Group 100

Airbus 38
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86 COATING
StandardAero 108
AeroTek Manufacturing Ltd.  133
Anotek Anodizing Inc.  40
Apex Industries Inc. 40
 METAL FABRICATION, Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
MACHINING & Avcorp Industries Inc. 43
PROCESSING DART Aerospace  64
Huys Industries Limited 77
Liburdi Turbine Services 84
ALUMINUM
VAC Developments Limited 113
Alphacasting 39
CUSTOM CUTTING & FABRICATION
Apex Industries Inc. 40
Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42 Apex Industries Inc. 40
Burloak Technologies Inc.  52 Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
DART Aerospace  64 Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63
Dumur Industries 69 DART Aerospace  64
Garrtech Inc. 71 Dellcom Aerospace  66
Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74 Dumur Industries 69
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78 Garrtech Inc. 71
Pyrotek Aerospace Ltd. 100 Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74
VAC Developments Limited 113 VAC Developments Limited 113

ANODIZING FIXTURES

AeroTek Manufacturing Ltd.  133 Alphacasting 39

Anotek Anodizing Inc.  40 Burloak Technologies Inc.  52
Apex Industries Inc. 40 Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63
Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41 Javelin Technologies,
Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42 A TriMech Company 79
Avcorp Industries Inc. 43 Precision ADM, Inc. 99
Avior Integrated Products Inc. 44 Rasakti Inc. 126
Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63 VAC Developments Limited 113
DART Aerospace  64
Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74 HEAT TREATING
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
VAC Developments Limited 113 Alphacasting 39
Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
BRAZING Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42
Avcorp Industries Inc. 43
DART Aerospace  64 Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
Liburdi Turbine Services 84 Burloak Technologies Inc.  52
Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103 Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63
VAC Developments Limited 113 Exactatherm 137

ME TAL FABRICAT ION, M A C HI NI NG & P RO C ESSI NG 31

 Field Aviation 70 NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
Liburdi Turbine Services 84 AeroTek Manufacturing Ltd.  133
NWI Precision 95 Anotek Anodizing Inc.  40
Pyrotek Aerospace Ltd. 100 Apex Industries Inc. 40
Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103 Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
Avcorp Industries Inc. 43
MACHINING Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
Chorus Aviation  58
Apex Industries Inc. 40 Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63
Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41 IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42 KF Aerospace 80
Avcorp Industries Inc. 43 Liburdi Turbine Services 84
Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44 M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86
Burloak Technologies Inc.  52 MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
Chorus Aviation  58 NWI Precision 95
Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63 Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103
DART Aerospace  64 VAC Developments Limited 113
Dellcom Aerospace  66
Dumur Industries 69 PHYSICAL VAPOUR DEPOSITION
E.T.M. Industries Inc. 137
Garrtech Inc. 71 Liburdi Turbine Services 84
Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74 Providence Group 100
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
KF Aerospace 80 PLATING
Liburdi Turbine Services 84
Magellan Aerospace 87 AeroTek Manufacturing Ltd. 133
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122 Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
NWI Precision 95 DART Aerospace  64
Precision ADM, Inc. 99 IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
Rasakti Inc.  126 KF Aerospace 80
Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103
Universal Precision Technology 138 PRECISION MACHINING/POLISHING
VAC Developments Limited 113 & DEBURRING

METAL BONDING & FORMING Alphacasting 39

Apex Industries Inc.  40
Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41 Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
Avcorp Industries Inc. 43 Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42
Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44 Avcorp Industries Inc.  43
Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63 Chorus Aviation  58
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78 Dellcom Aerospace  66
VAC Developments Limited 113 Dumur Industries 69
E.T.M. Industries Inc. 137
METALWORKING LUBRICANTS Field Aviation 70
Fives Liné Machines 125
Alphacasting 39 Garrtech Inc. 71
Brenntag Lubricants Americas  51 Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74
CanRep Inc. 55 Hess Aerospace and Defense Ltd. 76

32 ME TAL FABR I CATI ON, M ACHINING & PROCESSING

IMP Aerospace & Defence 78 Burloak Technologies Inc.  52
Little Lakes Machine & Tool Co. 85 Dumur Industries 69
NWI Precision 95 Exactatherm 137
Precision ADM, Inc. 99 Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74
Universal Precision Technology 138 NWI Precision 95
VAC Developments Limited 113 Pyrotek Aerospace Ltd. 100
VAC Developments Limited 113
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
TOOLING
Acrolab Ltd. 36
Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42 Acrolab Ltd. 36
Boeing Canada Operations Ltd. 49 Avcorp Industries Inc. 43
Burloak Technologies Inc.  52 Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63
DART Aerospace  64 DART Aerospace  64
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86 E.T.M. Industries Inc. 137
MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91 IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
National Research Council of Canada 93 Javelin Technologies,
North American Aerospace Corporation  94 A TriMech Company 79
Precision ADM, Inc. 99 LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83
Providence Group 100 Liburdi Turbine Services 84
Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103 Precision ADM, Inc. 99
Rasakti Inc.  126
SHOT PEENING VAC Developments Limited 113

Alphacasting 39 VACUUM METALIZING

Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42
Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63 Alphacasting 39
Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103
VAC Developments Limited 113 WELDING

SPECIALTY ALLOYS Apex Industries Inc.  40

Avior Integrated Products Inc.  44
Apex Industries Inc.  40 Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63
Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42 DART Aerospace  64
Burloak Technologies Inc.  52 Dumur Industries 69
DART Aerospace  64 Field Aviation 70
Dumur Industries 69 Huys Industries Limited 77
Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74 Liburdi Turbine Services 84
NWI Precision 95 M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86
Precision ADM, Inc. 99 MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122
Rasakti Inc.  126
STAINLESS STEEL Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103
VAC Developments Limited 113
Alphacasting 39
Apex Industries Inc.  40
Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41
Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42
Bray Metals Inc.  51

ME TAL FABRICAT ION, M A C HI NI NG & P RO C ESSI NG 33

 REMOTE SENSING EQUIPMENT
 MISCELLANEOUS
PRODUCTS, EQUIPMENT ABB Inc. 35
& SERVICES Airbus 38
Calian, Advanced Technologies 54
C-CORE  55
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS L3Harris Technologies Canada 81
NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93
Brenntag Lubricants Americas 51 QSTC Inc.  101

EMERGENCY RESPONSE & GAS DETECTION SATELLITES, SATELLITE SYSTEMS,

COMPONENTS & SOFTWARE
QSTC Inc.  101
Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112 ABB Inc. 35
Acrolab Ltd. 36
LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Airbus 38
C-CORE  55
CAE 53 CGI Inc. 59
Marinvent Corporation 86 Garrtech Inc. 71
IMP Aerospace & Defence 78
LIFE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, L3Harris Technologies Canada 81
SEAT RESTRAINTS, CARGO NETS LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82
LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83
DART Aerospace  64 Leonardo Company 83
Field Aviation 70 Little Lakes Machine & Tool Co. 85
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86 Magellan Aerospace 87
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96 Mission Control Space Services Inc. 91
Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112 NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93
Precision ADM, Inc. 99
TRADESHOW EXHIBITS Promark Electronics 99
Providence Group 100
QSTC Inc.  101
Besnovo Technologies  48
Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106
Parabellum Communication Inc. 95
STELIA Aerospace North America 109
Tech-Trek Ltd.  111
Thales Canada Inc.  111
Xiphos Systems Corporation  116
 SPACE SYSTEMS (SPACE
& GROUND-BASED)
SOUNDING ROCKETS

GROUND RECEIVING STATIONS, Magellan Aerospace 87

COMPONENTS & SOFTWARE

Airbus 38
Calian, Advanced Technologies 54
C-CORE  55
CGI Inc. 59
L3Harris Technologies Canada 81
Mission Control Space Services Inc. 91
Tech-Trek Ltd.  111

34 MI SCEL L ANEO U S P RODUCTS, EQUIPMENT & SE RVICE S

 TOGETHER
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ABB Inc. | 418-877-2944 | 3400, rue Pierre-Ardouin, Quebec City, QC G1P 0B2

Aaron Spaans, Business Development Manager, Space and Defence Systems

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 613 298 4813

Since 1973, our dedicated team has provided solutions to address the needs of our customers in
the space industry. Serving governments and private customers worldwide, with over 30 optical
systems on-orbit and in manufacturing, our company is the largest Canadian supplier of space-
based optical sensors.
ABB specializes in optical remote sensing instruments for space applications such as atmospheric
science, weather forecasting, environment monitoring, space domain awareness, and astronomy.
Space products and technologies include:
• Optical instruments
• Hyperspectral imagers
• Flight calibration devices
• Optical ground support equipment
• Software simulators and data analysis
With over 45 years of experience in remote sensing, an expertise focused on optical instruments
and a strong synergy between space and industrial analytical technologies, our company supports
its customers’ missions in various ways
ranging from feasibility studies to production
of complete optical instruments or other
hardware modules. ABB also offers solutions
for ground-based and airborne instruments
in related technology fields.
Number of employees: 360
Products & Services: Calibration Services;
Engineering; Optical Systems; Remote Sensing
Equipment; Satellites, Satellite Systems,
Components & Software; Surveillance Systems

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Acrolab Ltd. | 519-944-5900 | 7475 Tranby Avenue, Windsor, ON N8S 2B7

Brian Forster, Business Development Manager | bforster@[Link] | 519-944-5900 ext. 227

Acrolab delivers complete turnkey heating and cooling systems for process tooling applications
and has been supplying the aerospace industry for over 30 years. As a thermal management
solutions company, we provide custom engineered systems for composites, plastics and rubber
processors utilizing Isobar® heatpipes to enhance cooling, heating and optimize thermal uniformity.

With over 74 years in business, we look forward to being your thermal management partner,
delivering custom solutions for your most difficult process challenges. 19 employees

Other Locations: Montreal, QC

Products & Services: Calibration Services; Component
Manufacturing & Processing; Contract Design &
Manufacturing; Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel;
Contract R & D; Engineering; Manufacturing & Processing;
Research & Development; Satellites, Satellite Systems,
Components & Software; Tooling

[Link]

ADGA | 613-237-3022 | 110 Argyle Avenue, Ottawa, ON K2P 1B4

Alan Higginson, Lead Systems Engineer | ahigginson@[Link]

ADGA delivers strategic insight, world-class technology and service excellence in defence, security
and enterprise computing to clients in all government levels and the private and commercial
sectors. In a world driven by convergence, ADGA provides the experience and expertise acquired
through more than 53 years of business success to deliver on
mission-critical needs at home, abroad and in space.

Celebrating more than 53 years in business, we are proud to be

the trusted capabilities expert for Canada’s most critical sectors.
700+ employees
Other Locations: Montreal & Gatineau, QC; Toronto & Kingston, ON;
Calgary, AB
Products & Services: Command & Control Systems; Computer Equipment/
Software/Systems; Computer Systems; Education, Simulation & Training;
Engineering & Management Support; Engineering; Radar Systems & Equipment;
Software Design & Development; Support Services; Systems Integration

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Aerosystems International Inc. | 514-336-9426 | 3538 Ashby Street, St. Laurent, QC H4R 2C1

Mark Connolly, Vice President, Marketing & Sales | connolly@[Link] | Cell: 514-702-0828

Aerosystems (ASI) is an AS9100 certified SME, providing contract manufacturer services for
harness and cable systems, supporting electrical spare parts requirements, kits, logistics, and
electro-mechanical assemblies. ASI has supplied over 3,000 unique line items for our clients in
the aerospace sector. Our manufacturing experience spans many different platforms, i.e. CL600
series/Global/RJ/CL214/CL415/Dash 8 over the past 30 years. ASI also has an extensive line of
electronic ground support equipment (GSE) designed to test various aircraft sub-systems, inhouse
design, as well as build to print. This includes manufacturing as well as on going certification/
calibration services. 40+ employees

Products & Services: Component Manufacturing & Processing; Electrical Wiring; Maintenance Tooling

AEROSYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL INC.

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Airbus | 700 Rue de La Gauchetière Ouest, Suite 2460, Montreal, QC H3B 5M2

Pierre Cardin, Head of Public Affairs Canada | [Link]@[Link]

Airbus is a leader in Canadian aerospace with approximately 4,000 employees across Canada.
Airbus sources $1.8 billion (CAD) from Canadian companies.

Airbus offers the most comprehensive range of commercial aircraft to Canadian operators,
with the addition of the A220 programme, which is headquartered in Mirabel, Quebec, serving
Airbus’ first subcomponents pre-assembly zone (pre-FAL) outside Europe and the two A220 Final
Assembly Lines in Mirabel, Quebec and Mobile, Alabama. 150+ Airbus aircraft are currently part
of Canadian airline fleets.

Airbus Helicopters is the leader in Canada for civil and parapublic helicopters with 760+ helicopters
flying, and the Fort Erie, Ontario facility is a centre of excellence for engineering and composite
manufacturing. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Ontario Provincial Police, and STARS (air
ambulance service in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba), among others, operate Airbus
helicopters for their important missions protecting Canadians.

Airbus Defence and Space Canada is an established supplier to the Canadian Government, including
fixed-wing search-and-rescue aircraft (C295)—the first of which was delivered in 2020—support
for the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Multi Role Tanker Transport (CC 150 Polaris). In space
technologies, Airbus is focused on satellite communication, delivering the Sapphire Satellite Bus
platform, RCM Satellite Equipment, and Communications Terminals and Skynet 5 Services to Canada.

Other Airbus companies operating in Canada include NAVBLUE, STELIA Aerospace Canada, and
STELIA North America.

Other Locations: Mirabel, QC; Waterloo, Fort Erie & Ottawa, ON; Lunenburg, NS

Products & Services – Commercial Aircraft: A220 Pre-assembly Zone (pre-FAL) & Final Assembly Line (FAL);
Customer Support & Services. Helicopters: Aircraft Sales; Completions & Deliveries; Composite Manufacturing;
Repair & Overhaul; Supplement
Type Certificates /Options
Development; Support &
Services. Centre for Excellence
for Composite Manufacturing.
Defence and Space: Sales
& Marketing

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Alphacasting | 391 Ste. Croix, St. Laurent, QC H4N 2L3

Frederik-Pierre Centazzo, Vice President, Sales and Operations

fcentazzo@[Link] | 514-748-7511

Alphacasting specializes in ferrous, non-ferrous and titanium precision investment castings.

Alphacasting is a modern, newly expanded 74,000 sq. ft. facility, which encompasses the latest
technology. Our fully equipped laboratory and N.D.T. facilities including digital X-ray and liquid
penetrant equipment assure us of complete adherence to customer specifications.

Alphacasting Offers
• High quality standards;
• Competitive pricing;
• On-time delivery;
• Flexibility and ability to meet your needs;
• ISO 9001-2000, AS9100, NADCAP Certified.

Other Locations: Hartford, CT

Products & Services: Aluminum; Castings & Forgings; Fixtures; Heat Treating; Metalworking Lubricants;
Precision Machining/ Polishing & Deburring; Shot Peening; Stainless Steel; Vacuum Metalizing

TM

[Link]

Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp. | 100–966 Crowley Avenue, Kelowna, BC V1Y 0L1

Tony Weller, Director of Sales & Marketing | [Link]@[Link] | 250-763-1088

Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp. (AEM) is a leader in the design, development and
manufacture of aircraft communication systems, loudspeaker systems, caution/warning
panels and illuminated panel products. AEM offers design and manufacturing services to other
companies, providing solutions for reduced operational costs. AEM is a Transport Canada approved
manufacturer and maintenance organization, holds EASA Part 145 Maintenance approval, is
ISO9001/AS9100D registered and certified
under Canada’s Controlled Goods Program. AEM
is a wholly owned subsidiary of SMS Canada.
107 employees

Products & Services: Audio & Intercom Systems;

Avionics Testing & Repair; Business Aircraft; Cockpit
Display Systems; Communications Systems, Radios
& Equipment; Commuters & Regional Aircraft;
Contract Design & Manufacturing; Electronic
Controls; Helicopters; Special Purpose Aircraft

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Anotek Anodizing Inc. | 604-459-2868 | 19483 Fraser Way, Pitt Meadows, BC V3Y 2V4

Andrew Huige, President | andrew@[Link]

Anotek Anodizing is a Nadcap-approved supplier of aerospace metal finishing and non-destructive

testing services.

Services include liquid penetrant inspection, anodizing to MIL-PRF-8625 and BAC5632 specifications,
MIL-DTL-5541 and BAC5719 conversion coating and various primers including BMS10-20.

Located in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, Anotek is less than 30 minutes from the US border.
We offer free daily pick-up throughout the I-5 corridor and we handle all shipping paperwork. Our
facility features 10-foot anodizing tanks
and a 20-foot paint booth, allowing us to
handle a wide range of parts of all sizes and
shapes. We offer an industry-leading five
day turn time on basic processes and very
competitive pricing.

Products & Services: Anodizing, Coating,

Non-destructive testing

[Link]

Apex Industries Inc. | 506-857-1600 | 100 Millennium Boulevard, Moncton, NB E1E 2G8

Keith Donaldson, Vice President | [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 506-866-8325

Giving our customers the edge since 1961, Apex is a diverse, advanced manufacturing company.
Apex Aerospace Group (with AS9100D, NADCAP, EOM process approvals and CMMC 2.0…pending
’23) specializes in 5 axis CNC machining, sheet metal subassemblies and secondary processing—
all inhouse.

Apex is well known for its culture of trust, safety and dependability. Our innovative and
passionate staff is proud to work as a Tier 1 with many of the world’s top aerospace companies.
[Link]/8i5NNJm0sQo. 250 employees

Other Locations: Halifax, NS

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures &
Sub-assembly; Anodizing; CNC Machining; Coating;
Component Manufacturing & Processing; Custom
Cutting & Fabrication; Sheet Metal (panels/consoles/
details); Non-destructive Testing; Precision Machining/
Polishing & Deburring; Secondary Processing; Welding

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Arnprior Aerospace Inc. | 613-623-1704 | 107 Baskin Drive East, Arnprior, ON K7S 3M1

Mark Simmonds, President

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 613-623-1721

AAI has more than 50 years’ experience in the design, production and support of structural
components for aerospace and defense applications.

Our three manufacturing sites located in Arnprior, ON, Canada; Chihuahua, Mexico, and Portland,
OR, USA, total 322,000 sq. ft.

We combine our product design and program management skills with close tolerance fabrication,
3-5 axis machining of hard and soft metallic structures up to four metres in length, complex
assembly and integration, heat treat, chemical processing, and paint capabilities to create superior
one-stop shopping value for our customers.

Product offerings include a wide range of aerospace manufactured

parts, kitting, high tolerance assemblies, avionics racks including
trays and shelves, electrical distribution cabinets, fairings
and major door assemblies.

Certifications and Qualifications

Quality Management System
• ISO 9001:2015 + AS9100D Certified

Nadcap Accredited Service Offering

• Chemical conversion coating
• Boric-sulfuric acid anodize
• Heat treatment
• Liquid penetrant inspection

700 employees

Other Locations: Chihuahua, MX; Portland, OR

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Aluminum; Anodizing; Castings &
Forgings; Coating; Component Manufacturing & Processing; Custom Cutting & Fabrication; Doors; Heat
Treating; Machining; Metal Bonding & Forming; Non-destructive Testing; Plating; Precision Machining/
Polishing & Deburring; Stainless Steel

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Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. | 8510 River Road, Delta, BC V4G 1B5

Kevin Russell, Vice-President & General Manager

[Link]@[Link] | 604-946-4900 ext. 203

Asco designs and builds Aircraft high lift systems. The company is also a Tier 1/2 build to print
manufacturer specializing in complex hard and soft metal machined components, RTM composite
structures, Special processing and assemblies. Asco supplies all the major OEMs including Airbus,
Boeing, Bombardier, Embraer and Lockheed. The
company has its headquarters in Brussels Belgium
with manufacturing facilities in Belgium, Canada,
Germany and the United States. 180 employees
in Canada; 1,400 worldwide

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures &

Sub-assembly; Aluminum; Anodizing; Component
Manufacturing & Processing; Heat Treating;
Machining; Precision Machining/ Polishing &
Deburring; Research & Development; Shot Peening;
Specialty Alloys; Stainless Steel

[Link]

Avascent | 343-306-5068 | 66 Queen Street, Third Floor, Ottawa, ON K1P 5C6

Michael Petric, Head of Canada Office | mpetric@[Link] | Cell: 613-808-8181

Avascent is the leading strategy and management consulting firm specializing in government-
driven markets. We support senior decision markers in defence, space, autonomy, cyber and
other arenas by providing tailored solutions in policy and strategy development, international
expansion services, cost and pricing analysis, and investment decision making including M&A
due diligence activities. Our sophisticated insights based on rigorous, fact-based analysis sets
us apart. 100 employees

Other Locations: Washington, DC; London; Paris; Tokyo

Products & Services: Management Consulting

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Avcorp Industries Inc. | 10025 River Way, Delta, BC V4G 1M7

Amandeep Kaler, Chief Executive Officer Robin Lovell, President, Comtek Advanced Structures
[Link]@[Link] rlovell@[Link]
604-587-4853 905-331-8121 ext. 295

Avcorp is one of North America’s primary suppliers of system integrated metallic, composite and
hybrid structural components and assemblies. Avcorp has over 60 years of experience designing
and building major airframe structures for OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers including BAE Systems,
Boeing, Bombardier, Lockheed Martin, MHICA and Subaru Aerospace.

Avcorp diligently maintains a proven global supply chain that provides our customers with best
value solutions and is proud to be recognized annually for performance excellence in quality,
delivery and supplier relationship management.

Recognizing the importance of stability, Avcorp targets the diversity of four key markets, leveraging
the best technology, people and solutions to achieve long term, predictable results. Avcorp serves
commercial, defense and space, business and regional markets with integrated component and
assembly supply, and provides extensive component repair services for regional aircraft.

The Avcorp Group

The Avcorp Group has over 500 skilled employees, operating from three focused facilities:

• Avcorp Structures & Integration, located in Delta BC, Canada, is dedicated to metallic and
composite aerostructures assembly and integration.
• Avcorp Composite Fabrication, located in Gardena CA, USA, fabricates complex composite
aerostructures using advanced technologies.
• Comtek Advanced Structures, located in Burlington ON, Canada, offers innovative structural
component design, manufacturing and repair solutions for the Regional and Business
aircraft markets.

Avcorp currently produces fully integrated wing, empennage and door assemblies along with fuel
tanks, rotorcraft structures, flight control surfaces, engine components, and lightweight panel
systems. 500 employees

Other Locations: Gardena, CA; Burlington, ON

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Anodizing; Business Aircraft; Commuters & Regional
Aircraft; Coating; Composites & Plastics; Doors; Engine Nacelles; Heat Treating; Helicopters; Interior Panels;
Machining; Metal Bonding & Forming; Non-destructive Testing; Precision Machining/Polishing & Deburring;
Sub-assembly; Tooling

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Avior Integrated Products Inc. | 1001 Desserte Nord – Autoroute 440 West, Laval, QC H7L 3W3

David Ste-Marie, Contract & Estimation Manager | d_stemarie@[Link] | 450-629-6200 ext. 403

Avior is a full-service supplier of lightweight structural and mechanical assemblies for the
aerospace industry.

The company provides in-house fabrication capabilities for composites (graphite, kevlar, glass),
and metal fabrication for sheet metal and complex machined components. The fabrication
capabilities are supported by in-house special processes which include welding, heat treatment,
metal to metal bonding and NDI.

Typical products include:

• Doors: hybrid assemblies using composites and complex machined components.

• Mechanical flight critical assemblies using complex machined components.
• Over 7,000 machined and sheet metal details and bench-top assemblies using aluminum,
stainless steel and titanium. 190 employees

Other Locations: Montreal & Granby, QC

Products & Services: Aircraft
Structures & Sub-assembly; Anodizing;
Bearings, Cables & Assemblies;
Component Manufacturing &
Processing; Composites & Plastics;
Doors; Heat Treating; Interior Panels;
Machining; Metal Bonding & Forming;
Non-destructive Testing; Radomes; Tool
Design & Tooling Fabrication; Welding;
Windows, Glazings & Lenses

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Aviya Aerospace Systems | 2495 Meadowpine Boulevard, Unit 2, Mississauga, ON L5N 6C3

Paul Kuwik, Director of Business Development 

[Link]@[Link] | 450-670-7878 ext. 4589 | Cell: 514-582-7285

Aviya Aerospace Systems delivers innovative, customized, turnkey engineering solutions to the
world’s largest aerospace and defense OEMs and Tier1s. Program experience includes safety-
critical real-time embedded systems, engine controls, ECS, landing gear, and braking.

Capabilities and Services

• Systems engineering: Design, development, testing of mission-critical control systems
(ARP4754, ARP4761)
• Software engineering: Planning, requirement and software development, validation and
verification (V&V), for embedded real-time safety-critical applications (DO-178C Level A)
• Hardware engineering: Analog and digital hardware (FPGA/ASIC) design (DO-254), EMI/
HIRF testing (DO-160)
• Mechanical engineering: CFD, thermodynamics, acoustics, services in analysis, modelling,
and simulation
• Test platforms: Custom automated test environment (ATE) design and development for
systems, software, hardware, and avionics integration testing
• Certification support: Certification experience with Transport Canada, FAA, and EASA. Flight
test engineering support

Certifications
• DoD Joint Certification Program (JCP) [ITAR]
• Controlled Goods Directorate (CGD) [ITAR]
• AS9100D Certified

Committed to customer satisfaction and engineering excellence, Aviya is your aerospace systems
development partner. 175 employees

Other Locations: Longueuil, QC

Products & Services: Certification Services;
Computer Systems; Contract Engineering &
Technical Personnel; Contract Professional
Services; Control Systems & Components;
Electrical Systems & Components; Electronic
Controls; Engineering; Environmental
Systems & Components; Flight Control
Systems & Components; Landing Gear
Systems & Components; Reliability Analysis;
Software Design & Development; Systems
Integration; Test Rigs & Equipment

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Babcock | 800-75 Albert Street, Ottawa, ON K1P 5E7

Rob Dyas Chris Hodson

Vice President of Aviation Director Business Development – Aviation
rob.dyas2@[Link] [Link]@[Link]
403-462-1944 204-914-3274

Babcock operates fixed and rotary wing military and commercial aircraft, supporting emergency
medical services, civil protection, search and rescue, surveillance, firefighting, and defence sectors.
In 2021 alone, our global aviation operations team of 5,850 staff completed over 43,000 military
flying training hours, extinguished over 4,000 fires, and completed over 81,900 emergency medical
missions.
Military Flight Training
We deliver over 43,000 flying hours for armed forces each year, using our own fleet of aircraft,
synthetic training aids, simulators, on the job training and training partners. Our approach is
backed by infrastructure and integrated IT systems that annually benefit thousands of pilots,
aeronautical and aircraft engineers, and fleet controllers, providing the right people with the right
skills at the right time.
Babcock Leonardo Canadian Aircrew Training, a partnership between Babcock Canada and
Leonardo Canada, is pursuing Canada’s Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) Program. FAcT is Canada’s
next-generation military pilot and aircrew training program.
Aerial Firefighting
Babcock delivers a fully integrated and professional aerial firefighting management service,
underpinned by our own proprietary technology investments and internally delivered mission
specialist pilot training. In Canada, we provide critical wildfire suppression services to the province
of Manitoba, covering almost 650,000 km2 and protecting a population of 1.3 million people. In
2021 alone, Babcock completed 8,946 water drops on the wildfires in Manitoba, completing over
874 firefighting missions.
Air Ambulance
Babcock has a fleet of ambulance-configured helicopters and airplanes, providing emergency
medical flight services in those places where it is difficult to use other means of transport,
including traffic accidents, rescues and emergency transport between hospitals. Our services
operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In Canada, we serve the province of Manitoba with our
air ambulance services.
Search and Rescue
We are a leading provider of aerial search and rescue services developed over many years through
our businesses in Spain and Australasia. We provide a customized service offering by adding
experience from our market leading position in aerial emergency services to deliver a value-added
service for our customers.
477 employees in Canada
Other Locations: Winnipeg, MB; Victoria, BC; Halifax, NS; and other locations in Canada
Products & Services: Aircraft Conversions & MRO (Fixed Wing); Aviation Operations; Simulation & Training;
Engineering; Engineering & Management Support; Support Services

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Bell Textron Canada Ltd. | 450-971-6500, ext. 6537 | 12,800 rue de l’Avenir, Mirabel, QC J7J 1R4

Patricia Bergeron Ariane Paquette

Manager, Communications Canada Coordinator, Aircraft Delivery and Customer Relations
pbergeron@[Link] | Cell: 514-242-4213 apaquette@[Link] | 450-971-6500

Thinking above and beyond is what we do. For more than 85 years, we’ve been reimagining the
experience of flight—and where it can take us. We are pioneers. We were the first to break the sound
barrier and to certify a commercial helicopter. We were aboard NASA’s first lunar mission and brought
advanced tiltrotor systems to market. Today, we’re defining the future of on-demand mobility.

Established in Mirabel, Quebec, Canada since 1986, we are proudly supporting the Department of
National Defense CH-146 Griffon fleet (85 A/C) and the Canadian Coast Guard fleet of 16 Bell 429
and 7 Bell 412EPI. Our Canadian Supply Centre (Calgary, Alberta) distributes spares parts to Bell
Service Centres worldwide, the Canadian Coast Guard (412 & 429), the Department of National
Defense (Griffons 412/CH-146) and several large fleet operators

Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas—as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Textron Inc.,—we have

strategic locations around the globe. And with nearly one quarter of our workforce having served,
helping our military achieve their missions is a passion of ours.

Above all, our breakthrough innovations deliver exceptional experiences to our customers. Efficiently.
Reliably. And always, with safety at the forefront. 1,250 employees

Other Locations: Calgary, AB

Products & Services: Aerial Application Systems & Components; Aerial Services; Air Mobility/Remotely
Piloted Aerial Systems; Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul (Rotary Wing); Aircraft Spares; Aircraft Structures
& Sub-assembly; Business Aircraft; Component Manufacturing & Processing; Composites & Plastics;
Contract Design & Manufacturing; Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel; Contract R & D; Field Service;
Helicopters; Interior Finishing; Painting;
Recreation Aircraft; Special Purpose
Aircraft; Support Services

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Besnovo Technologies | 12–695 Westney Road South, Ajax, ON L1S 6M9

Mingfeng Zhang, VP, Operations Ammara Waheed, Accountant

[Link]@[Link] awaheed@[Link]
905-239-9888 ext. 1003 905-239-9888 ext. 1008

Besnovo Technologies Inc., based in Ajax, Ontario, was formerly known as BRIC Engineered
Systems. We are certified to AS9100:D and ISO 9100:2015 developing advanced industrial
automation and laser de-coating solutions for aerospace, automotive, advanced manufacturing
and other sectors. We are a pioneer and world-leading provider of robotic laser de-coating solutions
for airplane paint stripping. We have 30 years of experience and have been involved in several
projects with the U.S. Air Force.

Our robotic laser de-coating technology is an environmentally friendly alternative to existing paint
removing methods. In addition, it can significantly improve the efficiency of paint removal and
reduce the downtime of airplanes.

Besnovo is committed to transforming the de-coating industry by delivering innovation and value
in next-generation robotic de-coating solutions. 25 employees

Products & Services: Aerospace Associations; Coatings; Computer Equipment/Software/Systems;

Computerized Maintenance Programs; Contract Design & Manufacturing; Contract R & D; Maintenance
Tooling; Painting; Software Design & Development; Systems Integration; Testing & Inspection Services;
Tradeshow Exhibits

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Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP | 416-863-2400 | 199 Bay Street, Toronto, ON M5L 1A9

Jason MacIntyre, Chair, Aviation & Aerospace Group | [Link]@[Link] | 416-863-2507

Blakes has Canada’s largest and most diverse aviation and aerospace law practice. We bring
expertise and experience to help our clients navigate the complex world of aviation law and
regulation. Our team members are recognized leaders in publications such as Chambers Canada,
IFLR1000, Who’s Who Legal, and Best Lawyers in Canada. Most of the world’s largest aviation
manufacturers, aircraft and engine leasing companies and advisors, export credit agencies,
aviation financiers, international banks and hedge funds, rely on us for advice. 1,400 employees

Other Locations: Calgary, AB; Vancouver, BC; Montreal, QC; Ottawa, ON

Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems; Business Aircraft; Business
& Government Relations; Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Financial Services; Helicopters; Industrial Benefits;
Leasing Services; Legal Services; Venture Capital & Financing

[Link]

Boeing Canada Operations Ltd. | 204-888-2300 | 99 Murray Park Road, Winnipeg, MB R3J 3M6

Nick Bevilacqua, Business Development, Information Technology,

Fulfilment & Operation Excellence | nick.bevilacqua2@[Link]

Boeing’s long-standing partnership with Canada

dates back to 1919, when Bill Boeing made the first
international airmail delivery from Vancouver to
Seattle. Today, Canada is among Boeing’s largest
international supply bases, with more than 500
major suppliers spanning every region of the country.
With approximately 1,500 employees, Boeing
Canada supplies composite parts for all current
Boeing commercial airplane models and supports
Canadian airlines and the Canadian Armed Forces
with products and services. 1,500 employees

Other Locations: Ottawa, ON; Vancouver, BC

Products & Services: Component Manufacturing
& Processing; Composites & Plastics; Research &
Development

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Bombardier | 613-237-8281 | 55 Metcalfe, Suite 220 , Ottawa, ON K1P 6L5

Pierre Pyun, Vice President, Government Affairs | [Link]@[Link]

Headquartered in Montréal, Québec, Bombardier is a global leader in aviation, focused on designing,

manufacturing, and servicing the world’s most exceptional business jets. Bombardier’s aircraft
families are renowned for their cutting-edge innovation, cabin design, performance and reliability.

Bombardier has a worldwide fleet of approximately 5,000 aircraft in service with a wide variety of
multinational corporations, charter and fractional ownership providers, governments and private
individuals. Bombardier aircraft are also trusted around the world in special-mission roles.

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Business Aircraft; Component Manufacturing
& Processing; Composites & Plastics; Engine Instruments; Engine Repair & Overhaul; Field Service; Interior
Finishing; Landing Gear Repair & Overhaul; Maintenance Tooling; Publications Management; Specialized
Aircraft; Support Services; Surveillance Systems; Technical Illustration, Writing & Manuals

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Bray Metals Inc. | 877-345-4711 | 1856 Onesime-Gagnon, Lachine, QC H8T 3M6

Kenneth Bray, President | 514-309-1572 | kbray@[Link]

Bray Metals Inc. is a stocking distributor of ferrous and non-ferrous alloys destined for the
aerospace, defence and commercial industries.

Our products include titanium, stainless steel, steel, custom 465, Aermet100, 300m, Inconel and
aluminum.

With over 60 years of experience in raw material procurement, Bray Metals is your go-to reference
for aerospace alloys.

Products & Services: Industrial Distribution

[Link]

Brenntag Lubricants Americas | 35 Vulcan Street, Rexdale, ON M9W 1L3

Nadeem Dhalla, Sales Manager, Canada | ndhalla@[Link] | Cell: 416-970-1349

Brenntag Lubricants is the market leader in the distribution of finished lubricating oil products.
We package and distribute lubricants meeting the MIL and NATO specifications, metal working
fluids and specialty chemicals for aerospace and industrial equipment. We also offer a range of
lubricant-related services including oil condition monitoring, oil storage solutions, and training. We
know the importance of improving equipment reliability and reducing downtime. 800 employees

Other Locations: Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia
Products & Services: Chemical Products; Lubricants; Metalworking Lubricants
BOMBARDIER AEROSPACE
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Burloak Technologies Inc. | 3280 South Service Road West, Oakville, ON L6L 0B1

Jason Ball, VP & General Manager Arash Bazrafshan, Director of Business Development
[Link]@[Link] [Link]@[Link]

As a respected leader in the Additive Manufacturing (AM) space, Burloak Technologies delivers fully
integrated AM solutions to the world’s most innovative companies in the space, aviation, energy,
automotive, industrial manufacturing industries and beyond. From component light weighting and
enhanced durability to the creation of previously impossible geometries, leading OEMs partner with
Burloak to explore a new world of manufacturing possibilities that optimizes and enhances their
components, products and supply chains. Our end-to-end, in-house solutions span engineering and
design for AM, materials development, high precision CNC machining, quality assurance, metrology,
and post-processing including NADCAP accredited heat treatment—enabling us to rapidly design
and manufacture high-quality AM components at scale. Our skilled team spans our AM Centre
of Excellence in Oakville, Ontario and production facility in Camarillo, California—providing quick-
turn, in-region solutions that deliver on all customer and industry requirements and regulations.

If you’re ready to explore the endless possibilities of AM, we’re ready to help you scale.

For more information, visit our website at [Link]. 50–100 employees

Other Locations: Camarillo, CA, USA

Products & Services: Aluminum;
Castings & Forgings; Component
Manufacturing & Processing;
Contract R & D; Exhaust Systems
& Components; Fixtures; Heat
Treating; Industrial & Marine Turbines;
Machining; Research & Development;
Specialty Alloys; Stainless
Steel; Transmission Systems &
Components; Turbine Blades

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C6 Launch Systems | 519-852-0170 | 6415 Inadale Drive, Strathroy, ON N7G 3H4

Richard McCammon, President and CEO | rmccammon@[Link]

C6 Launch Systems is a Canadian company

developing a new rocket utilizing proven,
best-in-class technologies to provide frequent
priority launch services “on demand” for small
payloads such as nano and CubeSats up
to 30 kg. Suborbital launches are targeted
to commence in 2021 and orbital to Sun S M A L L PAYLOA D S
Synchronous Orbits (SSO) in 2022. O N T I M E. O N TA R G E T.

Other Locations: Toronto

Products & Services: Satellite Launch

[Link]

CAE | 8585 Côte-de-Liesse, Saint-Laurent, QC H4T 1G6

Hélène V. Gagnon, Vice President, Public Affairs, Global Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility
[Link]@[Link] | 514-340-5536

CAE is a high technology company, at the leading edge of digital

immersion, providing solutions to make the world a safer place.
Backed by a record of more than 70 years of industry firsts, we
continue to reimagine the customer experience and revolutionize
training and operational support solutions in civil aviation, defence
and security, and healthcare. We are the partner of choice to
customers worldwide who operate in complex, high-stakes and
largely regulated environments, where successful outcomes
are critical. As testament to our customers’ ongoing needs for
our solutions, over 60 percent of CAE’s revenue is recurring in
nature. We have the broadest global presence in our industry,
with approximately 13,000 employees, more than 180 sites, and
training locations in over 35 countries.
Products & Services: C3I; Cockpit Display Systems; Command & Control Systems; Computer Equipment/
Software/Systems; Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel; Contract R & D; Education, Learning
Management Systems; Facilities Operation & Property Management; Simulation & Training; Software
Design & Development; Systems Integration

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Calian, Advanced Technologies | 18 Innovation Boulevard, Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R1

Russ Beaudin, Senior Director, Aerospace and Defence | [Link]@[Link] | 306-933-1436

Calian, Advanced Technologies develops sophisticated control and communication solutions for
defence, aerospace and industrial customers around the world. We excel at developing, qualifying,
and manufacturing complex, high-reliability systems, products and services for mission-critical
applications.

Calian, Advanced Technologies provides the full life cycle

of engineering design services, in-house manufacturing,
contract build-to-print services, and test solutions. We
have the expertise, capacity and resources to design,
build and test each component of our systems ensuring
performance in the harshest of conditions. We are a
partner you can count on. 414 employees

Other Locations: Edmonton, AB; Ottawa, ON; Montreal, QC

Products & Services: Command & Control Systems; Contract
Design & Manufacturing; Ground Receiving Stations, Components
& Software; Printed Circuit Boards; Remote Sensing Equipment;
Signal Processing Equipment; Software Design & Development;
Surveillance Systems; Systems Integration; Test Rigs & Equipment

PHOTO COURTESY CAE

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CanRep Inc. | 450-434-9898 | 12900 Rue Brault, Mirabel, QC J7J 0W4

Benoit R. Trudeau, Director Business Development | btrudeau@[Link] | Cell: 514-916-0477

Maintenance
CanRep Inc. is a TCCA/EASA-approved component AMO specializing in waste water and lavatory
systems for airline operators. Strong expertise in power-generation equipment, hydraulic pumps
and actuators, brakes and landing gear, electrical components and lightning systems.
Distribution
Our distribution supplies the following certified aerospace product lines: Castrol Aerospace, Eastman
Turbo Oil and Skydrol, Rocol Aerospec, Vantage Aerospace cleaning solutions and Parker/Lord
Corporation anti-vibration and DeHavilland DASH8 (Classic) engine mounts.
Services
CanRep also provides logistic services such as warehousing (climate controlled), KanBan (kitting
programs) and DLF (JIT) for manufacturers and high-precision milling companies.
Products & Services: Aircraft Spares; Business Aircraft; Flight Control Repair & Overhaul; Fuel System Repair &
Overhaul; Helicopters; Industrial Distribution; Landing Gear Repair & Overhaul; Metalworking Lubricants; Starters

[Link]

C-CORE | Capt Robert A. Bartlett Building, 1 Morrissey Road, St. John’s, NL A1B 3X5

Desmond Power, Vice President, Remote Sensing | [Link]@[Link] | 709-864-8353

C-CORE provides advanced earth-observation technology and data analytics solutions for defence,
civil government and industry clients to address security, safety, environmental and operational
challenges in harsh and remote environments.

Space-related capabilities include: mission analysis, space-based surveillance and advanced

analytics, including AI-assisted multi-source data analysis for client decision support systems.
C-CORE’s ground segment capability/capacity via our agile ground stations (optical and RF) are
ideally located for polar-orbiting constellations.

LOOKNorth is C-CORE’s Centre of Excellence for satellite and arctic applications with a national
network of SME, northern and academia partners. This supports aerospace and defence companies
seeking Industrial and Technological Benefits partners.

Products & Services: Communications Systems; Contract Design & Manufacturing; Contract Engineering
& Technical Personnel; Contract R & D; Engineering & Management Support; Ground Receiving Stations,
Components & Software; Optical Systems; Remote Sensing Equipment; Satellites, Satellite Systems,
Components & Software; Software Design & Development; Specialty Engineering; Surveillance Systems;
Technical Writing & Editing

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CCX Technologies | 201–1525 Carling Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1Z 8R9

Joanne Hignett, Marketing Coordinator | joanne@[Link] | 613-703-6161

CCX Technologies manufactures a wide range of products for aerospace OEMs, aircraft maintainers,
and military contractors. Our team addresses the critical need for onboard cybersecurity systems
and innovating avionics test solutions.

CCX Technologies develops and manufactures onboard cybersecurity

systems that provide actionable data. We are addressing the critical
need for onboard cybersecurity systems.

CCX Technologies is redefining avionics testing. The T-RX is an easy-to-

use device that conducts 100+ tests through one device. 30 employees

Other Locations: New Jersey, USA

Products & Services: Antennas; Avionics Testing & Repair; Business Aircraft; Communications Systems,
Radios & Equipment; Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Computer Systems; Engineering; Helicopters; Inspection
Services; Navigation Systems & Equipment; Software Design & Development; Special Purpose Aircraft

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CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. | 450-442-9994 | 715 Delage Street, Suite 400, Longueuil, QC J4G 2P8

Pierre-Alexandre Morais, Chief Executive Officer | [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 514-889-0637

CEL is a world leader in test equipment for aircraft engines; turboprops, helicopters, business jets,
as well as APUs; also working with the major engine OEMs. We produce a wide range of upgrades
and turnkey test equipment including engine test cells (fixed, mobile and multi-engine capability),
component test benches, Data Acquisition and Control Systems and specialized research and
development facilities. CEL’s extensive global support network offers calibration and maintenance
services. 100+ employees

Other Locations: USA, Poland, Singapore

Products & Services: Auxiliary Power Units; Calibration Services;
Computer Equipment/Software/Systems; Contract Design &
Manufacturing; Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel;
Contract R & D; Engine Test Cells; Engineering; Software Design
& Development; Support Services; Systems Integration; Test Rigs &
Equipment; Turbofan Engines; Turboprop Engines; Turboshaft Engines

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Celestica | 905-954-8100 | 213 Harry Walker Parkway South, Newmarket, ON L3Y 8T3

Lynn Ford, Business Development Manager | lford@[Link] | Cell: 416-706-7299

Celestica is the leader in electronics manufacturing services for the aerospace and defence
industry. A $6B global provider of product lifecycle solutions with operations spanning the globe,
we drive improved quality and competitiveness for some of the world’s best brands. We specialize
in solutions for high-reliability applications including product design and manufacturing through
to delivery and aftermarket support. Celestica is AS9100, ITAR, CGP and Nadcap certified.
20,000 employees

Other Locations: 40+ locations worldwide

Products & Services: Avionics Testing & Repair; Contract
Design & Manufacturing; Cockpit Display Systems; Collision
Avoidance & Warning Systems; Command & Control Systems;
Communications Systems, Radios & Equipment; Electronic
Controls; Environmental Systems & Components; Landing
Gear Systems & Components; Printed Circuit Boards

[Link]

Certification Center Canada (3C) | 50 chemin de la Rabastalière est, Suite 23, Saint-Bruno, QC J3V 2A5

Phil Cole, VP Business Development | [Link]@[Link] | 450-441-6464

A TCCA approved independent flight test and certification DAO providing a complete range
of expert flight test and certification services to the global aerospace community. 3C offers a
centralized resource with proven management, tools, and methods to undertake civil and military
aerospace projects. 3C’s CFATE-Centre for Future Aerospace Technologies, Evaluation, Flight Test
and Certification was launched in 2021 to help customers
transform aerospace platforms through the deployment
of new technologies. 15 employees

Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted

Aerial Systems; Business Aircraft; Business & Government
Relations; Certification Services; Commuters & Regional Aircraft;
Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel; Contract R & D;
Engineering & Management Support; Helicopters; Software Design
& Development; Special Purpose Aircraft; Systems Integration

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Chorus Aviation | 3 Spectacle Lake Drive, Dartmouth, NS B3B 1W8

Carl Kumpic, Vice President Marketing & Sales Colin Copp, COO & President Chorus Aviation Services
[Link]@[Link] [Link]@[Link]
902-873-4991 | Cell: 902-471-3708 902-873-6003 | Cell: 902-430-5637

Chorus Aviation is Canada’s largest regional aircraft operator and a global provider of aviation
services. Headquartered in Halifax, Chorus comprises Jazz Aviation, Voyageur Aviation and Chorus
Aviation Capital. With over 5,000 employees across Canada and three international offices, Chorus
offers full aircraft life-cycle support, acquisition/leasing, contracted flying, MRO, modifications
as well as parts support. Chorus owns or operates over 200 aircraft worldwide. Jazz Aviation
operates over 700 daily flights to 90 destinations within North America as Air Canada Express.

Services include design engineering, structural and avionic modifications, air ambulance, cargo
conversions and Special Mission aircraft. Chorus MRO operations are conducted at facilities in
North Bay ON and Halifax NS with over 280,000 [Link]. of combined hangar space.

Voyageur provides domestic and international charters as well as contracted flying for military,
government and NGOs including in-service-support of special mission aircraft for DND, foreign
governments and prime contractors.

Other Locations: 25 worldwide

Products & Services: Aerial Services: Aircraft Conversions
& Overhaul (Fixed Wing); Aircraft Spares; Commuters
& Regional Aircraft; Contract Engineering & Technical
Personnel; Education, Simulation & Training; Interior
Finishing; Interior Furnishings & Panels; Landing Gear Repair
& Overhaul; Leasing Services; Machining; Non-destructive
Testing; Precision Machining/Polishing & Deburring; Special
Purpose Aircraft; Support Services; Surveillance Systems

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CFN Consultants | 1502–222 Queen Street, Ottawa, ON K1P 5V9 

Andre Deschamps, Managing Senior Partner | adeschamps@[Link] | 613-232-1576 ext. 283

CFN is a leading consultancy that since 1983 has specialized in

defence and security issues. We have particular expertise in dealing
with the Canadian Armed Forces and departments of the Canadian
Government involved in Defence and Security procurement.

With experts in defence requirements, defence procurement, Industrial

and Technological Benefits (offsets), public safety, government
processes and contracting, and the defence industry, CFN knows
how to assist your company and how to successfully engage with
the federal government. 16 team members

Other Locations: Halifax, NS; Victoria, BC

Products & Services: Business & Government Relations; Management;
Marketing & Operations

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CGI Inc. | 55 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, ON K1A 1M5

Chris Joyce, Director Consulting Services – Space | [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 343-573-1603

Since completing their first space project in 1974, CGI has developed advanced systems
and software for government, military, scientific, academic and commercial space initiatives.
Our mission-critical space software solutions spans several space domains including space
communication and operations, Earth observation for
security and sustainably, and deep space missions.
82,000 employees worldwide

Other Locations: 400 offices across 40 countries

Products & Services: Air Navigation & Air Traffic Control;
Airport Information Systems; C3I; Command & Control Systems;
Computer Equipment/Software/Systems; Facilities Operation
& Property Management; Flight Planning Systems; Ground
Receiving Stations, Components & Software Software;
Management; Satellites, Satellite Systems, Components
& Software; Software Design & Development

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Collins Aerospace | 613-595-2213 | 30 Edgewater Street, Suite 104, Ottawa, ON K2L 1V8

Louis Brunet Scott Nanson

Director of Corporate Development – Canada Director of Operations – Landing Systems
[Link]@[Link] [Link]@[Link]
514-338-9541 | Cell: 514-248-4291 Cell: 437-223-1726

Collins Aerospace is a leader in technologically advanced, intelligent solutions that help to redefine
the aerospace and defense industry.

Collins Ottawa specializes in the design, development, and support of tactical networking
technologies used by the CAF and international coalition partners.

Collins Montreal nurtures a substantial systems engineering presence providing integration,

certification and production support services to Bombardier and Airbus for our most advanced
avionics suites.

Collins Oakville is a leading provider of integrated landing gear systems with capabilities that
include the design, test, advanced manufacturing, system integration and support of landing gear
for a wide range of business, commercial, military and regional aircraft.

Collins Winnipeg develops customized aircraft solutions and modifications via STC approvals and
related installation kits. A broad range of expertise allows Collins Winnipeg to develop and approve
modifications to systems, structure and
interiors with a focus on regional and
business jet aircraft. 1,300 (Canada);
67,000 (globally)

Other Locations: Oakville, ON; Winnipeg, MB;

Montreal, QC
Products & Services: Airborne Radar;
Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul (Fixed
Wing); Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul
(Rotary Wing); Airport Information Systems;
Amphibious Aircraft; Business Aircraft;
Certification Services; Cockpit Display
Systems; Collision Avoidance & Warning
Systems; Command & Control Systems;
Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Helicopters;
Landing Gear Systems & Components;
Navigation Systems & Equipment

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CMC Electronics | 600 Boulevard Dr.-Frederik-Philips, Montreal, QC H4M 2S9

Marie-Hélène Emond, Manager, Marketing Communications and Public Relations

[Link]@[Link] | 514-748-3000

CMC Electronics has achieved an international reputation for innovation and excellence in the
design and manufacture of electronics products for the military and commercial aviation markets.
CMC’s focus is on delivering innovative cockpit
systems integration and avionics solutions to its
customers worldwide. 800 employees

Other Locations: Sugar Grove, IL, USA

Products & Services: Airborne Radar; Antennas;
Avionics Testing & Repair; Cockpit Display Systems;
Communications Systems, Radios & Equipment;
Electrical Systems & Components; Flight Directors
& Instruments; Navigation Systems & Equipment;
Power Supplies; Printed Circuit Boards

[Link]

contextere | 7 Bayview Station Road, Ottawa, ON K1Y 2C5

Gabe Batstone, Chief Executive Officer | gabe@[Link] | 613-868-7843

Contextere is an industrial software company creating AI-enabled solutions focused on human

performance. We are transforming the future of work by delivering actionable intelligence to the last
tactical mile. Our insight engine curates previously inaccessible data to provide new insights and
work instructions for frontline employees. Recognized as
a World Economic Forum Global Innovator, Contextere
helps Global 2000 companies navigate the fourth
industrial revolution, increase productivity, and address
the global skills shortage. 10 employees
Other Locations: New York City, NY
Products & Services: Business & Government Relations;
Computer Equipment/Software/Systems; Contract R&D;
Software Design & Development; Support Services

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Conair Group Inc. | 1510 Tower Street, Abbotsford, BC V2T 6H5

Jeff Berry, Director, Business Development | jberry@[Link] | 604-557-2777

Protecting Our World

For over 50 years Conair has led the aerial firefighting industry, supporting agencies with the
largest privately owned fixed-wing fleet in the world, flying up to 12,000 flight hours per year. A
skilled team equips the company’s 70 aircraft with the latest tools and technology, going above
and beyond to ensure aircraft are ready to dispatch when needed. With a focus on safety, Conair
offers pilots a Training + Tactics Centre, the only one in the world of its kind, providing access to
simulators that produce successful missions in real world operations.

Conair’s versatile fleet includes Bird Dogs, Land-Based Airtankers and Amphibious Aircraft. The
newest airtanker is the Dash 8-400AT, with a 10,000 litre capacity to drop suppressant over
diverse geography.

With a depth of resources, Conair provides wildfire agency partners the full advantage of
economies of scale when enhancing, modernizing, or outsourcing operational support for their
aerial firefighting resources.

Conair provides aircraft for purchase, lease or contract and offers specialized services including
engineering, flight operations, simulator training and fleet maintenance related to aerial firefighting.
350 employees

Other Locations: Aero-Flite, USA; Conair, France

Products & Services: Aerial Application & Fire Fighting; Aerial Application Systems and Components;
Amphibious Aircraft; Facilities Operation & Management; Integrated Logistics Services; Leasing Services;
Simulators & Simulation Systems; Special Purpose Aircraft; Support Services; Systems Integration

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Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. | 905-567-5601 | 7300 Rapistan Court, Mississauga, ON L5N 5S1

Daniel Dobrjanski, Vice President, Business Development | [Link]@[Link]

Cyclone Manufacturing is a vertically integrated full-service provider of 3-5 axis machining, sheet
metal fabrication, tube bending, welding and minor sub-assemblies of aerospace structural
components to the largest aerospace companies such as AIDC, Boeing, Bombardier, Embraer,
FACC, GE, IAI, Liebherr, Lockheed Martin, MHI, SAAB, ShinMaywa, Stelia and Spirit AeroSystems.
Our surface treatment and controlled processes are approved by the major OEMs such as Airbus,
Boeing, Bombardier, Embraer, IAI and Lockheed Martin. Cyclone is a privately-owned company
with over 750 highly skilled employees housed within six state-of-the-art facilities totaling 500,000
square feet in Canada, USA and Poland.

Vertically Integrated Manufacturing Process

• 3-5 axis CNC machining
• Sheet metal fabrication
• Tube bending
• Waterjet cutting
• Non-destructive testing
• Heat treating
• Shot peen
• Anodize (CAA, BSA, TSA), chem film
and conversion coating
• Passivation
• Primer, fuel tank coating
and topcoat
• Welding
• Structural and bench top assembly

750+ employees

Other Locations: Poland; USA

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-
assembly; Anodizing; Component Manufacturing
& Processing; Custom Cutting & Fabrication;
Fixtures; Heat Treating; Machining; Metal Bonding
& Forming; Non-destructive Testing; Shot
Peening; Tooling; Welding

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DART Aerospace | 1-800-556-4166 | 9900 Cavendish, #310, Saint-Laurent, QC H4M 2V2

Emmanuel Paillier, VP M&A & Product Strategy Alain Madore, CEO

epaillier@[Link] | Cell: 514-348-5589 amadore@[Link] | 1-800-556-4166

At DART Aerospace, we strive to become the leader in aerospace mission-critical equipment,

related services and replacement parts and tools. We define the future of safety-enhancing and
cost-effective equipment in an evolving aerospace industry.

With an impressive line-up of over 1,500 STCs, DART offers a comprehensive portfolio of mission
equipment and related services, replacement parts, and tooling for civil and military operators,
completion centers, MR&O facilities, and all major rotorcraft OEMs. 400+ employees

Other Locations: 9
Products & Services: Aerial Application Systems & Components; Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly;
Aluminum; Anodizing; Bearings, Cables & Assemblies; Brazing; Camera Mount Systems; Cargo Handling
Equipment; Cargo Handling Systems & Equipment; Coating; Component Manufacturing & Processing; Contract
R & D; Doors; Custom Cutting & Fabrication; Electrical Wiring; Environmental Control Systems (heating & air
conditioning); Environmental Systems & Components; Fabrics; Fire Control Systems & Components; Fuel
Systems & Components; Ground Support Equipment (Heliporter®); Helicopters; Insulation Materials; Interior
Furnishings & Panels; Interior Panels; Landing Gear Systems & Components; Life Support Equipment, Seat
Restraints, Cargo Nets; Machining; Maintenance & Tooling Stands; Maintenance Tooling; Plating; Research
& Development; Security Systems & Equipment; Specialty Alloys; Tool Design & Tooling Fabrication; Tooling;
Valves; Windows, Glazings & Lenses; Welding; Wire Strike Protection Systems

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DB Schenker of Canada Ltd. | 5935 Airport Road, Mississauga, ON L4T 1V2

Monika Zwierzynski, KAM – Vertical Market Aerospace/Marine & Defense

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 416-454-3226

For more than 140 years, DB Schenker has pushed the limits of the logistics and supply chain
management industry providing solutions for airlines, OEMs, MRIs, defense contractors and parts
distributors around the globe. With a worldwide network of over 2,000 locations in 130 countries
and strategically located Competence Centers dedicated to aerospace, we have the 24/7 coverage,
expertise and resources required to meet the unique and complex needs and challenges of the
growing aviation industry. 72,000
employees worldwide

Other Locations:
2,000 locations worldwide
Products & Services: Government
Relations Consultants; Integrated
Logistics Services; Logistics &
Transportation Support; Legal Services

[Link]

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited | 3615 34 Street NE, Calgary, AB T1Y 6Z8

Philippe Poutissou, Vice President, Sales and Marketing | [Link]@[Link]

With more than 5,000 aircraft delivered, De Havilland Aircraft of Canada is well established across
the globe and our talented team of aviation professionals is dedicated to advancing our near-
100-year reputation for excellence in innovation, production and customer support. Our aircraft
provide vital connections between rural communities and urban centres—transporting essential
cargo and millions of passengers annually. They also
support a wide variety of special mission operations
including aerial firefighting, search and rescue and
reconnaissance. 1,000 employees

Products & Services: Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul (Fixed

Wing); Aircraft Spares; Amphibious Aircraft; Certification
Services; Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Component
Manufacturing & Processing; Education, Simulation & Training;
Field Service; Recreation Aircraft; Special Purpose Aircraft;
Support Services; Technical Illustration, Writing & Manuals

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Dellcom Aerospace | 301 Millway Avenue, Concord, ON L4K 4T3

Kendra Danbrook, President | [Link]@[Link] | 905-761-0808 ext. 219 | Cell: 306-527-2352

Dellcom Aerospace, founded in 1980 and now part of the Dumur Industries family, sets the
standard in advanced manufacturing for innovative, on-demand solutions.

We respond to our customers’ needs for the highest quality, schedule responsive, precision
machining solutions. Our specialty is manufacturing complex, small and medium-sized titanium,
aluminum, Inconel and steel parts built precisely to our customers’ specifications.

Dellcom’s Blue Streak manufacturing services are industry leading

with full AS9100 compliance and production quality. When our
customers require flexible solutions on short lead times, they
know to call Dellcom. Our machinists’ skills and creativity are
unparalleled in the industry. 70 employees

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Custom

Cutting & Fabrication; Machining; Manufacturing & Processing; Precision
Machining/Polishing & Deburring

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Diamond Aircraft Industries | 1560 Crumlin Sideroad, London, ON N5V 1S2

Kevin Sheng, CEO Annemarie Heikenwalder, Head of Sales & Marketing

[Link]@[Link] [Link]@[Link]
519-457-4006 519-457-4050

Diamond Aircraft Industries is a global leader in general aviation aircraft production, sales, service
and support. Aircraft products range from the 2 seat single DA20, 4 seat single DA40 series, 4
seat twin DA42, 5 seat single DA50, 7 seat twin DA62 and the all new DART Turboprop Aerobatic
Military Trainer.

Diamond Aircraft also designs and develops their own simulator systems for flight training. Most
Diamond Aircraft are powered by Austro Engines, a proprietary jet fuel powered piston engine.
1,200 employees

Other Locations: Austria; China

Products & Services: Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul (Fixed Wing); Business Aircraft; Composites & Plastics;
Contract Design & Manufacturing; Recreation Aircraft; Special Purpose Aircraft

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DRS Technologies Canada Ltd. (DRS Canada)

613-591-5800 | 500 Palladium Drive, Suite 1100, Kanata, ON K2V 1C2

Jason Reid, Vice President, Business Development | jreid@[Link]

Leonardo DRS in Canada is a wholly owned subsidiary of Leonardo DRS, headquartered in Arlington,
Virginia, and is a prime contractor, leading technology innovator and supplier of integrated products,
services and support to military forces, intelligence agencies and defence contractors worldwide.
The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Leonardo S.p.A.

Headquartered in Ottawa, Leonardo DRS in Canada designs, manufactures and supports a broad
range of defense, aviation and space products for Canadian and Export customers.

Leonardo DRS holds Transport Canada approvals for the design, manufacture and maintenance
of avionics systems. The company participates at the forefront of civil aviation, manufacturing
the next generation of deployable cockpit voice and flight data recorders and emergency locator
beacons in response to ICAO’s Global Aeronautical Distress and Safety System requirements.
The company has exported its innovative deployable recorders to military and civilian customers
for six decades.

The company is also an experienced supplier of full MIL-SPEC qualified power conversion
equipment, military communications systems, electro-optics, and infrared search and track
sensors. Leonardo DRS provides turnkey electronics manufacturing, design, test and integration
where our commitment to quality and value has produced long-lasting relationships with Canadian
and international clients in the land, maritime and aerospace sectors.

From traditional space to new space builds, the company leverages a 40-year heritage in the
space industry to optimize build cost and build-to-launch production times while meeting mission
requirements. The company is collaborating on initiatives aimed at innovating and strengthening
the Canadian defence manufacturing sector. 320 employees

Other Locations: Bedford, NS

Products & Services: Avionics Testing & Repair; C3I; Command & Control Systems; Contract Design &
Manufacturing; Emergency Locator Transmitters; Field Service; Flight Recorders; Power Supplies; Satellites,
Satellite Systems, Components & Software; Surveillance Systems

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Dumur Industries | 306-337-8801 | 2 Ramm Avenue, White City, SK S4L 5B1

Kendra Danbrook, President | kdanbrook@[Link] | Cell: 306-527-2352

Dumur Industries was founded in 1987 and operates from two facilities in the Regina area with a
combined 85,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing space. Dumur Industries has been involved with defense
procurement since 1994 and works for many North American prime
contractors on land and sea weapons systems, as well as rockets
and satellite ground systems. Our staff is ready to take your project
to completion. 110 employees

Other Locations: Dellcom Aerospace, Concord, ON

Products & Services: Aluminum; Component
Manufacturing & Processing; Custom Cutting,
Forming & Fabrication; Machining; Precision
Machining/Polishing & Deburring; Specialty Alloys;
Stainless Steel; Weapons Systems; Welding

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Firan Technology Group Corporation | 416-438-6076 ext. 327 | 250 Finchdene Square, Toronto, ON M1X 1A5

Peter Dimopoulos, Vice President, Business Development | peter@[Link] | Cell: 416-220-8353

FTG is a global corporation offering design, development and manufacturing solutions for
aerospace and defense electronic products and subsystems. With its technological insight, FTG
offers innovative engineered solutions, diverse manufacturing capabilities and product life-cycle
support through its facilities in the US, Canada and China.

FTG Circuits is a manufacturer of high-technology, high-reliability

printed circuit boards for HDI, RF, thermal management and rigid
flex applications.

FTG Aerospace designs and manufactures high-reliability, DO-254/178

certified avionic flight deck sub-systems; chassis assemblies and
simulation products. 500 employees

Other Locations: Chatsworth, CA; Fredericksburg, VA; Tianjin, China

Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems; Business Aircraft; Cockpit
Display Systems; Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Electrical Systems & Components; Electronic Controls;
Fire Control Systems & Components; Helicopters; Power Supplies; Printed Circuit Boards

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Field Aerospace | 905-676-1540 | 2450 Derry Road East, Hangar 2, Mississauga, ON L5S 1B2

Brian Love, Chief Commercial Officer | busdev@[Link]

For over 70 years, Field Aerospace has been providing creative technical solutions to the international
aviation community. With four locations across the U.S. and Canada, our team’s aerospace
engineering skills and experience are geared to customizing aircraft for various applications. With
more than 300 STCs and modification kits to choose from, Field Aerospace is able to transform
entire airframes to produce effective maritime patrol and ISR aircraft. With the ability to design,
install, test, and certify all of our modifications, Field Aerospace’s upgrades and solutions keep
your aircraft technologically advanced when performing special mission operations. We also
manufacture parts and sub-assemblies for aircraft OEMs, and are an avionics equipment dealer
and authorized service centre. 600+ employees

Other Locations: Calgary, AB; Oklahoma City, OK; Cincinnati, OH

Products & Services: Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul; Life Cycle Sustainment for Special Mission Operators
including Maintenance, CLS, Engineering Services and Missionized Aircraft Leasing; Aircraft Structures &
Sub-assembly; Auxiliary Power Units; Avionics Testing & Repair; Cockpit Display Systems; Collision Avoidance
& Warning Systems; Communications Systems, Radios & Equipment; Component Manufacturing & Processing;
Composites & Plastics; Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel; Electrical Systems & Components; Flight
Inspection Systems; Heat Treating; Interior Furnishings & Panels; Life Support Equipment, Seat Restraints,
Cargo Nets; Navigation Systems & Equipment; Precision Machining/Polishing & Deburring; Surveillance
Systems; Welding

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Flexibülb Inc. | 819-374-9250 | 9000, Parent Boulevard, Trois-Rivières, QC G9A 5E1

Louis-Martin Tellier, General Manager | lmt@[Link] | Cell: 514-952-5025

Flexibülb’s main fields of expertise are the design, development, manufacture, assembly and
certification of components and structures primarily made from elastomers, polymers and
composites for the aerospace and defense industries. We participate in commercial aircraft,
business aircraft, flight trainer and simulator systems as an OEM and as a Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3
throughout the aerospace supply chain. We received Bombardier Aerospace Diamond Supplier
awards for 2018, 2019 and 2020. 40 employees

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Component Manufacturing & Processing; Composites
& Plastics; Insulation Materials; Interior Furnishings & Panels; Interior Panels; Interior Finishing; Painting

[Link]

Garrtech Inc. | 905-643-6416 | 910 Arvin Avenue, Stoney Creek, ON L8E 5Y8

Marshall Warren, Director of Business Development, Aerospace and Defence

marshall_warren@[Link] | Cell: 905-906-1637

Garrtech has provided expertise in advanced precision manufacturing and product design since
1991. An AS9100D registered company, we provide manufacturing and engineering services for
single parts to full production runs, including complex assemblies.

Our corporate methodology focuses on quality and on-time delivery. Garrtech’s modern machinery
is reinforced with an experienced workforce along with dedicated program managers. Our
engineering department utilizes CATIA, Siemens
NX, Lemoine, Powermill and VERICUT simulation
software ensuring quality components the first
time. 45 employees

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-

assembly; Aluminum; Component Manufacturing &
Processing; Contract Design & Manufacturing; Custom
Cutting & Fabrication; Inspection Services; Machining;
Precision Machining/ Polishing & Deburring; Satellites,
Satellite Systems, Components & Software; Tool Design
& Tooling Fabrication

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Gastops Limited | 613-744-3530 | 1011 Polytek Street, Ottawa, ON K1J 9J3

Daniel Obedi, Director, Vice President, Aerospace Platforms Business Unit | dobedi@[Link]

You only go as far as your equipment can take you. At Gastops, we monitor and maintain your
equipment to help you go further!
Enable Predictive and Condition-based Maintenance
Gastops has applied our core engineering capabilities to develop fleet maintenance and MRO
programs which transform maintenance from the traditional scheduled or reactive maintenance,
to a much more proactive condition-based approach.
• Eliminate unscheduled downtime
• Maximize asset availability
• Cut costs resulting from grounded aircraft and secondary damage
• Ensure mission-readiness
• Stay in control
Gastops designs, manufactures, and supports advanced equipment health monitoring products
to empower you with real time awareness of the condition of your equipment.
Additionally, we offer a wide range of specialized engineering services to assist in the design,
development and support of in-service maintenance programs.
Gastops is the world’s leading provider of intelligent condition monitoring solutions used in
aerospace, defence, energy, and industrial applications to optimize the availability, performance,
and safety of critical assets.
We offer peace of mind to our customers with innovative online monitoring sensors, at-line analysis,
complex modeling and simulation, world class laboratory testing, engineering, design, and MRO
services that predict performance to enable proactive operating decisions. Gastops has been
providing powerful insights into the condition of critical equipment since 1979. 200 employees
Other Locations: Halifax, NS; St. John’s, NL
Products & Services: Aircraft Spares; Avionics Testing & Repair; Cargo Handling Systems & Equipment;
Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel; Contract R & D; Control Systems & Components; Electrical Systems
& Components; Engine Instruments; Engineering; Engineering & Management Support; Support Services; Systems
Integration; Test Rigs & Equipment; Testing & Inspection Services; Transmission Systems & Components

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GE Canada | 613-235-3421 | Suite 601, 60 Queen Street, Ottawa, ON K1P 5Y7

Daniel Verreault, Director for Canada, GE Aviation | [Link]@[Link]

GE Canada powers commercial and military aircraft and helicopters operated by major airlines,
the Royal Canadian Air Force and the Royal Canadian Navy. GEC also sustains many of these
engine models in Canada by contracting these
services with well established Canadian R&O
shops. 1,000 employees

Other Locations: Bromont, QC; Winnipeg, MB

Products & Services: Auxiliary Power Units; Business
Aircraft; Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Engine
Nacelles; Engine Repair & Overhaul; Propellers
& Equipment; Starters; Turbine Blades; Turbofan
Engines; Turboprop Engines; Turboshaft Engines

[Link]

General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada

613-356-4584 | 1941 Robertson Road, Ottawa, ON K2H 5B7

Tony Morris, Senior Director UK & Canadian Airborne Systems | [Link]@[Link]

General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada is a dynamic force in the aerospace business

community, advancing Canada’s defence and security capabilities and its potential for increased
global exports through leading-edge R&D, working with innovative suppliers, building Canada’s
manufacturing base, and investing in a highly talented workforce. We offer advanced airborne
intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance on both manned and unmanned platforms. Our
solutions simplify the complexity of airborne ISR for surface and sub-surface maritime, overland
and littoral operations. 1,300 employees

Other Locations: Halifax, NS; Calgary, AB; Sherbrooke, QC

Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems; Command & Control Systems;
Data Handling & Processing Equipment; Helicopters; Signal Processing Equipment; Sonobuoys; Special
Purpose Aircraft; Surveillance Systems

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Genesis Marketing Group Inc. | 236-854-1393 | 1690 Unit N Maple Street, Campbell River, BC V9W 3G2

Cris Fletcher, President/Owner | orderdesk@[Link] | Cell: 778-773-0139

At Genesis Marketing Group we use advanced CNC technology to make precision production
parts. Our full suite of product development services:
• Advance Designs Autodesk • Fanuc robot integration – M16 and M5
• 3D printing – raised 3D printers for design, Fanuc robotics with process automation
testing and fixturing • Finishing – media tumbling, sandblasting,
• CNC milling – Doosan DNM 4500 and powder coating, anodizing
5700 with 4th axis rotary and zero point • Structural packaging and digital wide format
work holding systems printing and finishing
• CNC live tool lathe – Doosan Lynx 2100YA

Coming this July we are adding best in class Zeiss

metrology and verification equipment for in-process FAI
and QA reporting. 3 employees

Products & Services: Aluminum; Anodizing; Component

Manufacturing & Processing; Composites & Plastics; Custom
Cutting & Fabrication; Machining; Precision Machining/Polishing
& Deburring; Specialty Alloys; Stainless Steel; Tool Design &
Tooling Fabrication

[Link]

Global Partner Solutions | 514-636-5378 | 675 Trans-Canada, Suite 100, Dorval, QC H9P 1J1

Gilles Landry, Business Development Manager | glandry@[Link] | Cell: 514-602-0677

Global Partner Solutions provides on-demand operational support to the functions of supply chain
and engineering across the globe, with the help of our locally based experts.

Using industry knowledge and advanced technological tools we offer our clients sustainable
solutions to achieve operational efficiency.

Other Locations: Wichita, KS

Products & Services: Business & Government Relations; CAD/CAM Services; Contract Engineering & Technical
Personnel; Contract Professional Services; Engineering; Engineering & Management Support; Manufacturing &
Processing; Support Services

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GSNetworks | 613-225-5044 | 115–15 Capella Court, Ottawa, ON K2E7X1

Craig Burton, Business Development Manager | craig@[Link] | Cell: 613-851-4472

GSNetworks serves customers in the aerospace, military, medical,

transportation, and security markets and has provided build to print
manufacturing of custom cables, harnesses, and electromechanical
assemblies for over 30 years. Our company objectives are focused
on quality manufacturing and total customer satisfaction. We
achieve these goals by providing our customers with strong
technical support, quality workmanship, and very competitive
pricing. We are committed to develop winning relationships with
both our customers and suppliers through openness and trust.

Products & Services: Audio & Intercom Systems; Bearings, Cables &
Assemblies; Communications Systems, Radios & Equipment; Component
Manufacturing & Processing; Control Systems & Components; Electrical
Systems & Components; Electrical Wiring; Electronic Controls; Sub-assembly

[Link]

Héroux-Devtek Inc.
450-679-3330 | 1111 St-Charles Street West, Suite 600, West Tower, Longueuil, QC J4K 5G4

Jean Gravel, Vice President, Sales and Programs | jgravel@[Link]

Héroux-Devtek Inc. (TSX: HRX) is an international company specializing

in the design, development, manufacture and repair and overhaul of
landing gear, actuation and flight control systems and components
for the Aerospace market. The company supplies both the commercial
and defence sectors with new landing gear, actuation and flight control
systems and components. The company also supports the aftermarket
with spares and repair services. Its portfolio also includes ballscrews and
electromechanical actuators for customers worldwide. 1,800 employees
Other Locations: USA; UK; Spain
Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems;
Amphibious Aircraft; Business Aircraft; Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Fighter
Aircraft; Flight Control Repair & Overhaul; Flight Control Systems & Components;
Helicopters; Hydraulic Systems & Components; Landing Gear Repair & Overhaul;
Landing Gear Systems & Components; Large Commercial Aircraft

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Hess Aerospace and Defense Ltd. | 801 Williams Road, Hemmingford, QC J0L 1H0

Virginia Hess, President | info@[Link] | 450-247-3522 ext. 222

Hess Aerospace and Defense specializing in machining, assembling and modification of high
precision components for the military, aeronautic and industrial fields. Sheet metal machining,
bending, machining of a wide variety of plastics, composites and rubber.

Textile stitching, i.e., seats, bags, canvas

awnings for military trucks, aerospace,
and industrial applications. 22 employees

Products & Services: Communications

Systems, Radios & Equipment; Component
Manufacturing & Processing; Contract Design &
Manufacturing; Control Systems & Components;
Flight Control Systems & Components;
Precision Machining/Polishing & Deburring

[Link]

HICO Canada Inc. as part of HICO Group of Companies | 438-688 4426

651 rue Notre-Dame Ouest, Suite 130, Montreal, QC H3C 1H9

Werner M. Schadelbauer, President of HICO Canada Inc. 

[Link]@[Link] | (+43) 664-527-8176

HICO provides one-stop solutions for Integrated Product Support (IPS) in various industries,
especially in the aerospace, maritime, defence and security markets.
HICO offers a wide range of IT solutions, consulting and IPS services from one source. This
includes solutions for technical documentation and maintenance as well as engineering support
and engineering integration into the IPS process.
The trouble-free operation of complex systems
and the maximum system availability can be
sustainably improved by Integrated Product
Support. 55 employees
Other Locations: Vienna Region, Austria; Prague,
Czech Republic; Hamburg, Germany
Products & Services: Computerized Maintenance
Programs; Document Management & Maintenance;
Publications Management; Support Services; Systems
Integration; Technical Illustration, Writing & Manuals

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Huys Industries Limited | 416-747-1611 | 35-175 Toryork Drive, Weston, ON M9L 1X9

Hugh Scotchmer, Business Development Manager | hscotchmer@[Link]

Since 1981, Huys has grown to be a worldwide leader in innovation in welding, coatings, and related
joining techniques with three manufacturing operations in Canada and the U.S.A.

With its patented and patent-pending low energy welding (LEW), fully digital power supplies,
applicators, glove boxes, and now automated technology, Huys has the ability to weld without a
measurable heat affected zone (HAZ) and can provide coatings, surface modification and joints
with no residual distortion and stresses. 40 employees

Products & Services: Coating; Coatings; Field Service; Welding

[Link]

I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division | 68 Slopes Grove SW, Calgary, AB T3H 3Y7

C. Marc Lanero, Managing Partner | [Link]@[Link] | 587-585 8332

I4C Global is a specialized consultancy providing executive advisory/support services to aerospace/

defense manufacturers, integrators and suppliers in both conventional and developing technologies.
Our global team cumulates 500 years of senior aerospace leadership experience in aircraft/product
development, commercial strategy, M&A, contract negotiation, manufacturing, supply-chain/
procurement and aftermarket.
Facing challenging negotiations, product launches, make/buy decisions or critical troubleshooting,
we will support you, from strategy to execution, with the transparency, trust and professionalism
expected from a true business partner. 17 team members
Other Locations: Quebec; Ontario; USA;
Germany; England
Products & Services: Contract Engineering
& Technical Personnel; Contract Professional
Services; Education, Simulation & Training;
Engineering; Integrated Logistics Services
& Transportation Support; Legal Services;
Management; Manufacturing & Processing;
Marketing & Operations; Systems Integration

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IMP Aerospace & Defence | 902-873-2250 | P.O. Box 970, Enfield, NS B2T 1L5

Clark Bain, SVP, Strategic Development Rick Renard, Senior Director, Business Development
[Link]@[Link] [Link]@[Link]

Keeping You Mission Ready

Headquartered in Halifax, N.S., IMP Aerospace & Defence is one of Canada’s largest military In
Service Support organizations specializing in full in-service and life cycle support for military and
commercial operators within the naval, land, air and space sectors. Its capabilities include fleet
management, design engineering, manufacture, and maintenance support.

With over 2,400 staff at operations across Canada, IMP Aerospace & Defence is known worldwide
for delivering a wide breadth of innovative and tailored support solutions to all branches of the
military as well as government and commercial operators in the space, air, land and sea sectors.

IMP Aerospace & Defence has proven capabilities in:

• Fleet management • ISS/sustainment

• Missionization/modernization • Engineering solutions
• Technical services • Wire harness design and manufacture
• Avionics assembly and R&O • Calibration services
• Component manufacturing and assembly • Post processing
2,400 employees

Other Locations: Comox & Abbotsford, BC; Amherst, Hammonds Plains & Greenwood, NS; Gander, NL;
Trenton & Ottawa, ON
Products & Services: Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul (Fixed Wing); Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul (Rotary
Wing); Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Avionics Testing & Repair; Calibration Services; Electronic Controls;
Engineering & Management Support; Integrated Logistics Services & Transportation Support; Non-destructive
Testing; Publications Management; Satellite Systems & Components

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Javelin Technologies, A TriMech Company | 585 Michigan Drive, Unit 4, Oakville, ON L6L 0G1

Maxime Lacouture, National Sales Manager | [Link]@[Link] | 514-489-5858

For over 25 years, Javelin has supported the aerospace community with comprehensive additive
manufacturing solutions, in support of high requirement applications. Our solutions help
companies reduce cycle times, improve manufacturing cost ratios and increase design freedom.
Utilizing production aerospace grade
materials, such as Ultem 9085 (FST, FAR
25.853), our solutions are ideally suited
for prototypes, test vehicles, low volume
production and in-service support (MRO).
375 employees

Other Locations: Calgary and Edmonton,

AB; Kitchener, ON; Montreal, QC; Vancouver,
BC; Winnipeg, MB; Dartmouth, NS
Products & Services: CAD/CAM Services; Component Manufacturing & Processing; Composites & Plastics;
Contract Design & Manufacturing; Engineering; Fixtures; Interior Furnishings & Panels; Interior Panels;
Manufacturing & Processing; Tool Design & Tooling Fabrication; Tooling

MHI CANADA AEROSPACE, INC. (MHICA)

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KF Aerospace | 250-491-5500 | 5655 Airport Way, Kelowna, BC V1V 1S1

Bryan Akerstream, Director of Business Development | [Link]@[Link]

KF Aerospace delivers innovative aircraft solutions for corporate, commercial and military
customers worldwide—including OEMs like Boeing; major airlines like WestJet, Sunwing,
Cargojet, and Icelandair; and the RCAF. For over 52 years KF has grown to specialize in aircraft
maintenance and modifications, military aircrew training, flight operations and leasing—with the
same commitment to quality established by its founder in 1970. Its facilities across Canada are
home to 1,000 highly skilled employees.

Other Locations: Hamilton, ON; Portage la Prairie, MB; Vancouver, BC

Products & Services: Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul (Fixed Wing); Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul (Rotary
Wing); Avionics Testing & Repair; Composites & Plastics; Field Service; Flight Control Repair & Overhaul; Fuel
System Repair & Overhaul; Interior Finishing; Landing Gear Repair & Overhaul; Painting

[Link]

KPMG LLP | 416-777-8500 | Suite 4600, 333 Bay Street, Toronto, ON M5H 2S5

Peter Graham, Partner and National Aerospace & Defence Leader | peterjgraham@[Link]

KPMG is a leader in delivering audit, tax, and advisory services. KPMG

responds to clients’ complex business challenges across Canada
and around the world. We are committed to helping aerospace and
defence companies develop a balanced approach to financial and
operational strategies so your business can survive and thrive. With
our strong global network of experienced industry professionals, our
aerospace and defence practice is well-positioned to help clients
address their challenges. 10,000 employees

Other Locations: 40 locations across Canada

Products & Services: Business & Government Relations; Computer
Systems; Contract Professional Services; Engineering; Financial Services;
Industrial Benefits; Legal Services; Management; Manufacturing &
Processing; Marketing & Operations; Reliability Analysis

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Krayden Canada | 604-279-9907 | 130 – 6651 Elmbridge Way, Richmond, BC V7C 5C2

Dan Hume, General Manager/Corporate Secretary | dhume@[Link] | 800-663-3271

Krayden is a premier line technical distributor with 80+ technical reps globally. Our core focus is
on aerospace adhesives, sealants, coatings and surface treatment products. In Canada we have
stocking warehouses in Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto. Major aerospace lines include: Dow,
3M, Henkel, Huntsman, Chemetall and Bostik. We have the capability to re-package materials
for optimum point-of-use applications. We are part of Krayden Inc., with stocking locations in
throughout the US, Mexico and Brazil. 18 employees

Other Locations: 240 worldwide

Products & Services: Actuators & Adhesives; Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems;
Amphibious Aircraft; Business Aircraft; Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Helicopters; Industrial Distribution;
Lubricants; Recreation Aircraft; Special Purpose Aircraft

[Link]

L3Harris Technologies Canada | 613-569-5257 | 255 Albert Street, Suite 804, Ottawa, ON K1P 6A9

Richard Foster, Vice-President | [Link]@[Link]

L3Harris Technologies is Canada’s leading In-Service Support (ISS) and system integrator and
continues to be a global leader in electro-optic/infrared (EO/IR) sensors and integrated mission
system kits. With over 60 years of fielded experience, L3Harris is proud to support the Canadian
Forces on the following airborne platforms: CF-18 Hornet, CC-150 Polaris, CC-295, CT-114 Tutor,
CH-149 Cormorant, CH-146 Griffon, CH-147-Chinook, CH-148 Cyclone and the CP-140 Aurora.
L3Harris is committed to adding value to the Canadian economy through high tech jobs, innovation,
diversity, and designing solutions for the future. 3,000+ employees
Other Locations: Bagotville, Mirabel & Montreal, QC; Mississauga, Ottawa, Petawawa, Toronto, Trenton,
Waterdown & Whitby, ON; Burnaby, Comox & Victoria, BC; Calgary & Cold Lake, AB; Fredericton, NB;
Shearwater & Halifax, NS; Moosejaw, SK
Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems; Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul;
Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Command & Control Systems; Component Manufacturing & Processing;
Ground Receiving Stations, Components & Software; Remote Sensing Equipment; Satellites, Satellite Systems,
Components & Software; Sensors; Surveillance Systems

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LATECOERE Interconnection Systems | 514-731-7452 | 4920 Louis-B.-Mayer Street, Laval, QC H7P 0H7

Dimitri Gauthier-Arapoglou, General Manager | [Link]@[Link]

LATECOERE Interconnection Systems is a world-class leader in the design and manufacturing of

avionic racks, aircraft electrical harnesses and satellite wiring. LATECOERE Interconnection Systems
proposes an overall response to requirements
relating to the emergence of the More Electric
Aircraft (MEA). As it is a subsidiary of the Latecoere
Group, its customers can benefit from its range of
complementary business activities and global base.
The experience and dynamism of its teams are a
guarantee of innovative and effective solutions.
The LATECOERE group will celebrate 102 years
of activities in 2019. 55 employees
Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems; Aircraft Spares; Aircraft Structures
& Sub-assembly; Amphibious Aircraft; Antennas; Business Aircraft; CAD/CAM Services; Canopies; Cockpit
Display Systems; Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Contract Design & Manufacturing; Contract Engineering &
Technical Personnel; Contract R & D; Doors; Electrical Systems & Components; Electrical Wiring; Engine Test Cells;
Engineering; Helicopters; Satellites, Satellite Systems, Components & Software; Special Purpose Aircraft; Test Rigs
& Equipment; Testing & Inspection Services

PHOTO COURTESY CEL AEROSPACE TEST EQUIPMENT LTD.

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LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. | 4020, Louis-B.-Mayer, Laval, QC H7P 0J1

Guillaume Heran, General Manager | [Link]@[Link] | Office: 514-600-4258

Industry partner LATESYS (Groupe ADF) offers high added-value services leading to a reduced
total cost of ownership:
Engineering and Expertise Design, stress and operations support: manufacturing engineering,
tooling, measurement, EWIS certification
Measurement and Metrology Integration of large complex production turnkey systems: automated
assembly and sub-assembly lines, GSE, GTE and tooling of all sizes
Production Services and Maintenance Availability
of manufacturing equipment, production ramp up,
industrialization case studies, lean manufacturing,
maintenance engineering and maintenance
operations. 25 employees
Other Locations: 13 countries worldwide
Products & Services: Contract Design & Manufacturing; Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel;
Document Management & Maintenance; Engineering; Maintenance & Tooling Stands; Maintenance Tooling;
Systems Integration; Test Rigs & Equipment; Tool Design & Tooling Fabrication; Tooling

[Link]

Leonardo Canada | 55 Metcalfe Street, Suite 540, Ottawa, ON K1P 6L5

Francesco Norante, President, Leonardo Canada

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 613-794-4318

Leonardo Canada is part of Leonardo, a global high-technology company among the top 10 world
players in Aerospace, Defence and Security. Leonardo has a significant industrial presence in four
domestic markets (Italy, the United Kingdom, the USA and Poland), where it also operates through
subsidiaries such as Leonardo DRS, and joint ventures and partnerships: ATR, MBDA, Telespazio,
Thales Alenia Space and Avio.

Leonardo coordinates all commercial activities in Canada

through its Ottawa-based team. 49,500+ employees

Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely

Piloted Aerial Systems; Airborne Radar; Aircraft Structures
& Sub-assembly; Command & Control Systems; Computer
Equipment/Software/Systems; Education, Simulation & Training;
Helicopters; Radar Systems & Equipment; Satellites, Satellite
Systems, Components & Software; Special Purpose Aircraft

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Liburdi Turbine Services | 905-689-0734 | 400 Highway 6 North, Dundas, ON L9H 7K4

Robert Tollett, Director of Marketing | rtollett@[Link] | Cell: 905-531-4766

Liburdi Turbine Services operates internationally offering engine component repairs for blades,
vanes, combustors, seals, shafts and cases. Liburdi develops repair solutions for aerospace gas
turbine components.

Liburdi offers innovative engineered solutions in powder metal sintering (LPM), Direct laser energy
deposition (DED) Additive Manufacturing (AM) to enable OEMs, airlines and MROs to safely repair
gas turbine components extending gas turbine engine life.

Liburdi Turbine services is a TCCA AMO designated facility able to offer NDT, welding, vacuum
heat treatment, high temperature brazing and novel (Pt,Si,Cr) hot section aluminide coatings.
Compressor section “NADCAP” approved EBPVD erosion coatings for gas turbine compressor
parts. Liburdi is ISO accredited and audited by OEMs and airlines annually.

Repair capabilities include welding, X-ray, ultrasonic, FPI, and CT scanning. Products include LAWS
(DED) additive manufacturing systems (3-7 axis) and robotic welding cells for aerospace alloys
and applications. 139 employees

Other Locations: Dundas, ON; Mooresville, NC; Shanghai

Products & Services: Brazing; Coatings; Engineering; Heat Treating; Machining; Non-destructive Testing;
Physical Vapour Deposition; Testing & Inspection Services; Tooling; Turbine Blades; Welding

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Little Lakes Machine & Tool Co. | P.O. Box 949, 2812 Line 34, Stratford, ON N0K 1J0

John Window, VP of Business Development | johndw@[Link]

519-271-2835 ext. 240 | Cell: 519-589-6076

Little Lakes Machine & Tool is a high-precision tooling/parts manufacturer located in Stratford,
Ontario. Our highly skilled team of machinists and tool and die makers has produced thousands of
intricate tools and specialty parts with the ability to hold tolerances to five microns and mill/turn
materials with greater than 60RC. Capabilities also
include wire and sink EDM and precision grinding.
We have experience working with exotic and hard-
to-machine alloys and produce our parts to the
exacting requirements of our customers. LLMT is ISO
9001:2015 and AS9100D registered. 33 employees

Products & Services: Component Manufacturing &

Processing; Precision Machining/Polishing & Deburring;
Satellites, Satellite Systems, Components & Software;
Tool Design & Tooling Fabrication

[Link]

Lockheed Martin Canada | 613-688-0698 | 45 O’Connor Street, Ottawa, ON K1P 1A4

Lorraine Ben, Chief Executive, Lockheed Martin Canada | [Link]@[Link]

Lockheed Martin Canada, headquartered in Ottawa, is the Canadian-based arm of Lockheed Martin
Corporation, a global security and aerospace company employing 115,000 people worldwide.
Lockheed Martin Canada has been Canada’s trusted defence partner for over 80 years specializing
in the development, integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and
services. Lockheed Martin Canada is leading the design team for the Canadian Surface Combatant,
already delivering significant economic benefits to Canada that will be measured in billions of
dollars over the life of the program. Another significant example of enduring economic benefit is
Canada’s industrial participation on the global F-35 program, with over 110 Canadian companies
having received more than $2B in contracts. 1,300 employees in Canada

Other Locations: Montreal, QC; Halifax, NS; Calgary, AB;

Victoria, BC; Trenton, ON
Products & Services: Command & Control Systems;
Contract Design & Manufacturing; Education, Simulation
& Training; Engine Repair & Overhaul; Engine Test
Cells; Helicopters; Integrated Logistics Services &
Transportation Support; Software Design & Development;
Support Services; Systems Integration; Weapons Systems

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M1 Composites Technology Inc. | 1-855-880-8864 | 2460 Rue Michelin, Laval, QC H7L 5C3

Lorenzo Marandola, President | [Link]@[Link] | 450-686-8864

M1 Composites Technology is a Transport Canada Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO) and

Design Approval Organization (DAO) specializing in advanced composites and sheet metal structures.

M1 provides specialty products and services to the commercial and defense aerospace sectors,
including: engineering, certification (STCs and PMA parts), manufacturing, repair, and NDT (LPI,
Eddy current, ultrasonic, thermography, ELCH, borescope).

M1 is a leader in repair and overhaul of nacelles, flight control surfaces, radomes, doors, interiors,
fairings, aerospace welding, paint and finish applications cargo nets, and much more. In addition, we
are an Airbus and Boeing Licensed MRO facility, ISO9001/AS9100/AS9110 certified, military approved.

Products & Services: Aircraft Spares; Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Composite Ductings & Fairings;
Composite Fabrication; Composite Structural Repairs; Doors; Engine Nacelles; Engine Covers (Cargo Nets
& Fabrics; Maintenance Stands; Non-destructive Testing; Painting; Radomes; Research & Development;
Structural Repairs; Welding

[Link]

Marinvent Corporation | 50, chemin de la Rabastalière est, Suite 23, Saint-Bruno, QC J3V 2A5

Phil Cole, VP Business Development | [Link]@[Link] | 450-441-6464

Founded in 1983 for the purpose of conducting aerospace research and development. The company
now focuses on helping customers bring products to market efficiently and reducing program risk.
Marinvent is headquartered around Montreal, one of the largest aerospace centres in the world.

In 2016 Marinvent created 3C, Canada’s first Independent flight test and certification DAO. 3C now
undertakes all certification services previously supplied by Marinvent. A strategic partnership with
Marinvent supplying equipment, engineering and tools. <10 employees

Products & Services: Aerial Application Systems & Components;

Certification Services; Cockpit Display Systems; Collision Avoidance
& Warning Systems; Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel;
Contract R & D; Engineering; Engineering & Management Support;
Environmental Systems & Components; Ice Protection Systems
& Components; Learning Management Systems; Navigation Aids;
Sensors; Software Design & Development; Systems Integration

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Magellan Aerospace | 1-905-677-1889 | 3160 Derry Road East, Mississauga, ON L4T 1A9

Haydn Martin, Vice President, Business Development, Marketing and Contracts

[Link]@[Link]

Magellan Aerospace is a global aerospace company that designs and manufactures complex
aerostructure and aeroengine assemblies and components for aerospace markets, advanced
proprietary products for military and space markets, and provides engine and component repair
and overhaul services worldwide.

Magellan’s operations are organized into key business groups:

Aeroengines Specialty Products

• Critical engine components and • Wire Strike Protection System®
assemblies (WSPS®)
• Rotating and static assemblies • Small satellites and satellite buses
• Commercial and military • Space payloads and hardware
• Assembly, integration and test (AIT)
Aerostructures • Sub-orbital launch vehicles
• Machined, composite, sheet metal • In-house design engineering, systems
structures and integrated mechanical integration and program management
assemblies
• Subsystem integration including 3,500 employees
design, development, test, qualification
Other Locations: North America; Europe; India
• Kitted and finished assemblies
Products & Services: Aircraft Structures &
Sand Castings Sub-assembly; Castings & Forgings; Component
• 3D core printing Manufacturing & Processing; Composites & Plastics;
• Advanced non-gravity pouring Exhaust Systems & Components; Landing Gear
• Digital radiography Systems & Components; Machining; Satellites,
• Complex aluminum and magnesium Satellite Systems, Components & Software;
castings Sounding Rockets; Turbofan Engines; Weapons
Repair and Overhaul Systems; Wire Strike Protection Systems
• Complete
aircraft engine
and component
maintenance, repair
and overhaul
• In-service support
• Aftermarket support

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MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc.
514-381-1360 | 100 Boulevard Alexis-Nihon, Suite 800, Saint-Laurent, QC H4M 2P4

Jim Palmer, Director of Business Development John Mannarino, President

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 514-466-5031 [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 514-951-3025

MANNARINO provides safety-critical systems, software and electronic hardware engineering

services to the aerospace, defense, space, simulation, power generation and rail industries. We
are highly specialized in the design, verification and validation of safety-critical systems with
particular expertise in the following areas:
• Systems engineering (SAE ARP 4754A) • Airborne Electronic Hardware (AEH)
• Safety analysis (SAE ARP 4761) (RTCA/DO-254)
• Airborne embedded software • Real-time software
(RTCA/DO-178B/C) • Industrial gas turbine controls software
• Ground based CNS/ATM software and simulation
(RTCA/DO-278) • Aircraft systems simulation
Training Services
MANNARINO offers training in all aspects of the development and certification of aircraft systems,
software and airborne electronic [Link] are proud of our collaboration with RTCA to expand
their training curriculum; a testament to our capabilities.
TCCA Design Approval Organization (DAO)
MANNARINO is authorized as a Design Approval Organization (DAO) for Airborne Software (RTCA/
DO-178B/C) and Airborne Electronic Hardware (AEH) (RTCA/DO-254) by the National Aircraft
Certification Branch of Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA).
MANNARINO M-RTOS
The M-RTOS is certifiable (RTCA/DO-178C & EUROCAE ED-12C), affordable, safe and
flexible hard deterministic real-time operating system compliant to ARINC 653. The
product can be tailored for a specific microprocessor and guarantees robust spatial
and temporal partitioning of individual software applications. The M-RTOS product configurability
offers the user the greatest flexibility to adapt the M-RTOS to the needs of the software and
platform hardware.
Affordable, Safe, Flexible
Unrivaled and flexible commercial terms; customize with modular scalable architecture; technically
superior; certification peace of mind; unparalleled customer support.
Products & Services

Design, Development, Verification, Certify/Approve,

Certification Audits, Certification Liason, Certification
Training, Gap Analysis, Process Definition, ARINC 653
Real-Time Operating System, Planning/Project Management.

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Marshall Canada | 141 Laurier Avenue West, Suite 900, Ottawa, ON K1P 5J3

Noah Rossman, Business Development Manager – Aerospace

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 343-961-1689

Marshall Canada, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Marshall Group of Companies, has specialized
in protecting people in critical situations, and building extraordinary futures, for more than 110
years. Today Marshall Canada delivers world-leading applied engineering services to a wide range
of global customers, ensuring they benefit from our agility, innovation and collaborative approach,
across numerous industries and platforms. OEMs, integrators and fleet-operators rely on Marshall
Canada’s core capabilities of managed engineering services, modifications, and technology
integration, delivered across any number of new and existing aircraft.
Marshall is a global team of more than 6,300 highly skilled colleagues,
located across Canada, the UK, the US, Europe, the Netherlands and the
UAE, delivering solutions for air, land, and sea. 2,000 employees

Other Locations: Abbotsford, BC; Ottawa & Trenton, ON; Gatineau, QC; Moncton, NB
Products & Services: CAD/CAM Services; Certification Services; Computerized
Maintenance Programs; Contract Design & Manufacturing; Engineering; Engineering
& Management Support; Management; Reliability Analysis; Support Services; Technical
Illustration, Writing & Manuals

[Link]

MBS Techservices Inc. | 506–2818 Main Street, Vancouver, BC V5T 0C1

David Morrish, Founder and CEO | davem@[Link] | Cell: 778-321-0005

MBS Techservices Inc. is the business security consultancy specialized in protecting corporate
assets and IP. Cyber security is at the core of our set of offerings. Meanwhile, any business has
multiple doors that can grant access to the outside or inside nefarious elements. With the growing
volume of asymmetrical warfare tactics used
against business entities, MBS Tech applies
techniques similar to those used by defense
and intelligence agencies using appropriate
countermeasures and controls.

Products & Services: Business Consultants; Computer

Equipment; Computer Software; Computer Systems;
Computer Systems Consultants; Data Processing
Equipment; Industrial Benefits Consultants; Marketing
Consultants; Real Time 3D Graphical Displays;
Systems Integration

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MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions | 613-744-7257 | 200-1220 Old Innes Road, Ottawa ON K1B 3V3

Joe Hajjar, Chief Revenue Officer Stephen Finlay, Director, Global Business Development
[Link]@[Link] [Link]@[Link]

MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions is a tier 1 supplier of turnkey gas turbine engine and engine
component test facilities. MDS is recognized and respected for its experience and expertise in
one of the world’s most specialized industries, providing unparalleled quality services to both
OEMs and MROs around the globe.

Certified to ISO 9001, 14001 and 17025 standards, MDS has supplied turnkey engine test facilities,
test support equipment, data acquisition systems, engineering services, and facility operation and
maintenance services to a variety of industries and organizations around the globe since 1985.
MDS provides clients with a single source for all their engineering and project requirements. Our
commitment to quality and customer satisfaction combined with our expertise in both classical
engineering techniques and advanced engineering tools ensures our customers receive reliable,
state-of-the-art, cost effective solutions. 380 employees

Other Locations: Thompson, MB; China; UK; Germany; India

Products & Services: Calibration Services; Certification Services; Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel;
Engine Test Cells; Engineering; Environmental Test Facilities; Facilities Operation & Property Management; Support
Services; Systems Integration; Test Rigs & Equipment; Testing & Inspection Services

©ROLLS-ROYCE STEFFEN WEIGELT

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MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. | 905-612-8131 | 6390 Northwest Drive, Mississauga, ON L4V 1S1

Janet Wardle, President and Chief Executive Officer | [Link]@[Link]

MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. (MHICA), a group company of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, is a Tier 1
manufacturer of major aircraft structures and assemblies, based in Mississauga, Ontario. MHICA’s
facilities include a state-of-the-art manufacture
and assembly facility and a supply chain and
logistics centre where more than 850 highly-
skilled employees are working on Bombardier’s
sector-leading Global 5000/5500/6000/6500
and Challenger 350 business aircrafts. MHICA’s
technicians build and join wing assemblies and
fuselage centre sections, as well as perform
systems and flight assembly installations and
testing. 490 employees

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-

assembly; Component Manufacturing & Processing

[Link]

Mission Control Space Services Inc. | 613-518-3955 | 162 Elm Street West, Ottawa, ON K1R 6N5

Kaizad Raimalwala, Manager, Business Development

kaizad@[Link] | Office: 613-518-3955

Mission Control develops software to empower explorers by innovating to make advanced software
viable for use in missions on Earth, Moon, Mars, and beyond. Mission controllers, scientists, and
software developers use our end-to-end solution to support any mission with an advanced ground
control platform, autonomous onboard intelligence and turnkey applications. We are committed to
sustainable exploration and inspiring the next generation to always keep exploring. 25 employees

Other Locations: USA

Products & Services: Computer
Equipment/Software/Systems;
Education, Simulation & Training;
Ground Receiving Stations,
Components & Software;
Satellites, Satellite Systems,
Components & Software;
Software Design & Development

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MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. | 604-233-5716 | 4300 80 Street, Delta, BC V4K 3N3

Tracy Osadchuk, Chief Commercial Officer | [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 604-418-9631

MTU Maintenance Canada, part of the MTU Maintenance network, the largest independent engine
MRO provider worldwide, employs 500 highly skilled personnel in its 240,000-square-foot facility
on the west coast of Canada.

Serving both commercial and military clients, MTU Maintenance Canada provides:

• Engine MRO services for V2500, CF6-80, F108 and F138 series engines, including test
cell services
• Full accessories repair and fleet management for CF6, CFM, V2500, CF34, PW2000,
LM series, GE90 and Leap 1B engine types.

Combined with extensive engineering, repair, supply chain and leasing support capabilities
available within the MTU network, MTU Maintenance Canada offers turn-key support options
tailored to clients’ needs.

The MTU Maintenance group currently performs over 1,000 shop visits a year for more than 200
airline customers and over 30 engine types under Transport Canada, the FAA, EASA and CAAC plus
over 50 other country-specific certifications.
500 employees

Other Locations: Germany; USA; China; Poland;

Serbia; Malaysia
Products & Services: Actuators & Adhesives;
Bearings, Cables & Assemblies; Control Systems
& Components; Electrical Systems & Components;
Electrical Wiring; Engine Repair & Overhaul; Engine
Test Cells; Field Service; Fire Protection Systems
& Components; Fuel Systems & Components;
Ignition Systems & Components; Machining;
Non-destructive Testing; Sensors; Starters; Sub-
assembly; Turbofan Engines; Valves; Welding

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National Research Council of Canada | 1200 Montreal Road, Ottawa, ON K1K 2E1

Eric Lefebvre, Director of Business Development | [Link]@[Link]

The NRC’s Aerospace Research Centre is the premier innovation centre for aerospace research
and development in Canada. As part of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s
portfolio, our mission is to create, advance and apply world-leading aerospace capabilities in Canada.
We collaborate with industry, academia, other government departments, and international research
and technology organizations. Our 350+ researcher’s expertise in aerodynamics, propulsion, flight
research, icing, manufacturing, and structures and materials performance combined with our unique
facilities enable our clients to overcome their product development and certification challenges. To
position Canada’s aerospace industry for success in new aerospace markets, we have transformed
our capabilities to serve technology developments in autonomous air mobility, sustainable aviation,
additive and digital manufacturing, and novel cabin technologies. 3,800 employees

Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems; Aircraft Structures & Sub-
assembly; Composites & Plastics; Hydrogen Technologies/Zero Emissions; Research & Development; Test
Rigs & Equipment; Testing & Inspection Services; Wind Tunnel Test Facilities

[Link]

NGC Aerospace Ltd. | 2995 boulevard Industriel, Sherbrooke, QC J1L 2T9

Jean de Lafontaine, President | ngc@[Link] | 819-348-9843

NGC Aerospace develops the computer intelligence of mobile systems with the aim of increasing
their autonomy, performance, reliability and safety while reducing their development and operational
costs. The mobile systems of interest include Earth satellites, planetary orbiters, landers, rovers
and pilot-less aerial vehicles. NGC’s guidance, navigation and control software has cumulated 45
years of successful operation in orbit and has
contributed to the technologies enabling the
high autonomy, agility and accuracy of future
aerospace systems. 19 employees

Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/

Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems; Autopilots; Collision
Avoidance & Warning Systems; Contract R & D; Flight
Control Systems & Components; Navigation Systems
& Equipment; Remote Sensing Equipment; Satellites,
Satellite Systems, Components & Software; Software
Design & Development

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Noreast Electronics Co. Ltd. | 613-632-0933 | 1175 Tupper Street, Hawkesbury, ON K6A 3T5

Raymond Poliquin, Director of Sales | [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 613-306-3473

From Noreast’s start in 1978, beginning with the design and production of our first custom
electromagnetic components for the military sector, the company has remained a supplier of
mission critical transformers, inductors, chokes and electrical assemblies
for a wide variety of avionics applications.

The Hawkesbury, Ontario based company operates a fully

integrated end-to-end manufacturing operation, a key
component to maintaining its industry-leading quality
focus. 70 employees

Products & Services: Electrical Systems & Components;

Power Management Systems & Components; Power Supplies

[Link]

North American Aerospace Corporation | PO Box 26026, West Kelowna, BC V4T 2G3

Gerhard Schauble, CEO | gerhard@[Link] | 1-888-549-8821

North American Aerospace has been working on hybrid electric motors and internal combustion
range extenders (REx) here in the Pacific Northwest since 2009. NAAC is a provider of motors,
components and integrated systems for urban
air mobility and military drones with design
advantages, including, simplicity, less noise,
increased efficiency, greater power-to-weight, and
reduced maintenance systems. 25 employees

Other Locations: Penticton, BC; Corvallis, OR

Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely
Piloted Aerial Systems; Electrical Wiring; Fuel Systems
& Components; Propellers & Equipment; Reciprocating
Engines; Research & Development; Sensors;
Sub-assembly; Transmission Systems & Components

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NWI Precision | 9 Fenmar Drive, Toronto, ON M9L 1L5

Bruce Van Nus, President Joe Graetz, Director, Program Management

bvannus@[Link] | 647-970 4417 jgraetz@[Link] | 416 743 4417

We are a build-to-print machine shop specializing

in complex tubular components. Portfolio includes
turbine shafts, helicopter rotor masts, engine thrust
links and nuclear pressure vessel fuel channels.
210 employees

Products & services: Gear & Spline Manufacturing;

Heat Treating; Machining; Non-destructive Testing;
Precision Machining/Polishing & Deburring; Specialty
Alloys; Stainless Steel

[Link]

Parabellum Communication Inc. | 170 Montcalm Street, Bromont, QC J2L 2C5

Jean Lambert, President jlambert@[Link] | 450-534-2622 | Cell: 514-592-9560

Parabellum Communication Inc. is a public affairs, media relations and government relations
consultancy. Founded in 2002, Parabellum has relentlessly adhered to principles of integrity,
dedication to its clients and sound strategic thinking.

Early Romans coined the adage: Si vis pacem, para bellum. Today, Parabellum means knowing
what lies beyond the curve, being ready to set foot in uncharted territory and designing MR, PR
and GR assets to win the battle on the communications field. Prepare for war, deliver peace…
and results. 1 employee

Products & Services: Contract Professional Services; Support Services; Tradeshow Exhibits

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Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited | 905-864-8706 | 8130 Fifth Line, Halton Hills, ON L7G 0B8

Paul Braczek, Chief Executive Officer | pbraczek@[Link]

Headquartered in Halton Hills, Patlon is a leading civil and defence sales organization with over 65
years of experience supporting the aerospace and military markets. Additionally, Patlon extends its
expertise and provides reliable solutions in the transportation and shipbuilding industries. With a
38,000 square foot head office, Patlon is certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018
and AS9120 Rev B, and provides national coverage with offices in Winnipeg, Ottawa and Montreal.
Patlon’s primary capabilities include developing product solutions to meet the needs of customers
and developing applications for our Principals’ products. Patlon’s in-house and on-site capabilities
extend to both commercial and military applications and include:
• R&O •  Commissioning
• Assembly •  Value-Added Manufacturing
• Design •  Training
• Installation
Patlon’s field service team are proven experts in installing, maintaining, and servicing ground
power units, pre-conditioned air units, and have provided custom installations across the country
at GTAA (YYZ-Pearson), WestJet (YYC), and Vancouver (YVR). 33 employees
Other Locations: Winnipeg, MB; Ottawa, ON; Montreal, QC
Products & services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Calibration Services; Composite Structural Components;
Exhaust Systems & Components; Field Service; Ground/Portable Heaters & Power Units; Ground Support
Equipment; Hose Retrieval Systems; Life Support Equipment, Maintenance & Tooling Stands; Maintenance
Tooling; Power Supplies; Pre-conditioned Air Systems; Seat Restraints, Sensors; Struts

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Pilot Hill Ltd. | 116–10 Beechwood Place, London, ON N6C 1H7

Heather Pilot, President | hpilot@[Link] | Cell: 519-851-9848

The Best Defence Conference, held each November in London, Ontario, is a premier Canadian
defence conference/exhibition providing attendees with exceptional opportunities to meet key
influencers in government, military and industry with a view to learning of Canadian defence
procurement opportunities.

It is an excellent entry point for those new

to the defence sector and international
companies to conduct market research, to
forge strategic partnerships, and develop or
become part of a supply chain. 1 employee

Products & Services: Business & Government

Relations; Industrial Benefits

[Link]

PointMan Canada Ltd | 204-669-9243 | 133 Mitchelson Way, Winnipeg, MB R2G 3W2

Bob Hastings, President | bhastings@[Link] | Cell: 204-805-3625

PointMan Canada Ltd has been providing highly responsive consulting services to a broad
range of satisfied public and private sector clients for more than 20 years. PointMan’s principal
continues to provide executive management and advanced manufacturing consulting services
to aerospace, defence and manufacturing customers in all sectors. Currently working both with
WestCaRD, PointMan is supporting green aerospace initiatives including the Manitoba Canadian
Advanced Air Mobility consortium, and with CME-Manitoba on an Manufacturing Accelerator
Program. 2 employees

Products & Services: Aerospace Associations; Business & Government Relations; Contract Professional
Services; Contract R & D; Education, Simulation & Training; Industrial Benefits; Manufacturing & Processing;
Marketing & Operations; Systems Integration; Wind Tunnel Test Facilities

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Pole Air Aviation Inc. | 7695 Chemin de la Côte-de-Liesse, Saint-Laurent, QC H4T 1G3

Camille-Philippe Dahdah, Director of Sales & Marketing

camilledahdah@[Link] | 514-636-8154 ext. 225 | Cell: 514-805-9679

Founded in 1972, Pole Air Aviation (PAA), located in Montreal, is a Transport Canada (TC)
and EASA Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO) with maintenance, repair and overhaul
capabilities; offered in three categories (avionics, components and instruments) that span over
10,000 instruments and components on military, commercial and regional transports, private
and corporate planes and helicopters. PAA also deploys mobile repair teams who provide heavy
maintenance, major repairs and modifications worldwide. 60 employees

Products & Services: Aircraft Spares; Amphibious Aircraft; Avionics Testing & Repair; Business Aircraft;
Commuters & Regional Aircraft; Electrical Systems & Components; Fuel Systems & Components; Galley
Systems & Equipment; Helicopters; Hydraulic Systems & Components; Special Purpose Aircraft; Starters

[Link]

Pratt & Whitney Canada | 1000 Boulevard Marie-Victorin, Longueuil, QC J4G 1A1

Catherine Cunningham, Communications and Public Relations

media@[Link] | 860-565-9600

At Pratt & Whitney, we believe that powered flight has transformed—and will continue to transform
—the world. We design, build, and service the world’s most advanced and reliable aircraft engines.

Our diverse portfolio—commercial and military engines as well as engines for business, general and
regional aviation and helicopters—enables us to turn possibilities into realities for our customers
and to redefine the future of flight. 10,000 employees worldwide

Products & Services: Auxiliary Power Units; Turbofan Engines; Turboprop Engines; Turboshaft Engines

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Precision ADM, Inc. | Unit A–1595 Buffalo Place, Winnipeg, MB R3T 1L9

Ian Klassen, Director of Sales | iklassen@[Link]

204-289-4491 ext. 210 | Cell: 204-232-4771

Precision ADM is a highly scalable engineering and manufacturing technology company that
leverages the benefits of digital-driven metal additive and subtractive manufacturing technologies
to provide services to the high value medical, aerospace and industrial sectors. Our core expertise
as an engineering firm, contract manufacturer, and medical device OEM stems from additive
manufacturing. Precision ADM is certified in the Canadian Controlled Goods Program and is
ISO 13485:2016, AS9100 Rev D, and ISO 9001:2015
registered. 154 employees

Other Locations: Montreal, QC

Products & Services: Component Manufacturing &
Processing; Contract Design & Manufacturing; Contract R
& D; Fixtures; Machining; Precision Machining/Polishing
& Deburring; Research & Development; Satellites, Satellite
Systems, Components & Software; Specialty Alloys; Tooling

[Link]

Promark Electronics | 215 Avenue du Voyageur, Pointe Claire, QC H9R 6B2

Jarred Knecht, President | jarredk@[Link] | 514-426-4104 ext. 296

For over 30 years, Promark Electronics has been supplying custom cable assemblies, wire
harnesses, electro-mechanical assemblies, control panels, and integrated systems to OEMs.
Custom electronics, trusted partnerships, innovation at our core.

Serving the defense and security, aerospace, transportation,

energy, industrial, medical, and telecom sectors. As well we
offer value-added technical services such as drafting, design,
custom testing, root cause analysis. We are ISO9001, AS9100,
IPC A620, CGP/ITAR, UL, CSA, and RoHs certified. 130 employees

Other Locations: California, USA

Products & Services: Bearings, Cables & Assemblies; Cargo Handling Equipment; Command & Control
Systems; Communications Systems, Radios & Equipment; Contract Design & Manufacturing; Electrical
Systems & Components; Electrical Wiring; Electronic Controls; Radar Systems & Equipment; Satellites,
Satellite Systems, Components & Software

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Providence Group | 647-831-2139 | 630 Brown’s Line, Toronto, ON M8W 3V6

Volodymyr Paslavskyi, President and CEO | paslavskyi@[Link]

Providence Group is a Canadian aerospace consulting company that specializes in government

and B2B relations. Providence Group consults Canadian and international companies that want
to do business in Ukraine or in Canada and USA, respectively.

Providence Group represents in Canada FED Corporation, a

Ukrainian aerospace leader in designing and manufacturing
flight and engine control systems, IDGs, hydraulic motors and
pumps, fuel-regulating equipment, hydro-pneumatic units for
rotary and fixed-wing aircrafts and other aerospace components.

Other Locations: Ukraine

Products & Services: Business & Government Relations; Chemical Vapour Deposition; Control Systems
& Components; Electrical Systems & Components; Flight Control Systems & Components; Fuel Systems
& Components; Hydraulic Systems & Components; Physical Vapour Deposition; Power Management
Systems & Components; Research & Development; Satellites, Satellite Systems, Components & Software

[Link]

Pyrotek Aerospace Ltd. | 604-859-4484 | 101–2285 Queen Street, Abbotsford, BC V2T 6J3

Ted Croft, Owner/Partner | [Link] | Cell: 604-302-8430

Nadcap and Boeing D1-4426 approved process house for aluminum heat treating services. We
also provide precipitation age hardening of 17-4ph and 15-5ph stainless steels.

Pyrotek Aerospace can solution heat

treat up to 12′ long parts in our drop
bottom furnace and precipitation Age
up to 20′ in our age furnace.

We provide in-house temper verification.

15 employees
Products & Services: Aluminum; Castings
& Forgings; Heat Treating; Stainless Steel;
Testing & Inspection Services

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QSTC Inc. | 514-375-1098 | 300 Joseph Carrier, Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC J7V 5V5

Gurvinder Chohan, CEO Roman Chohan, Marketing Manager

gurvinder@[Link] | Cell: 514-706-3475 roman@[Link] | Cell: 514-947-7662

QSTC provides state-of-the-art engineering solutions that integrates our innovative proprietary
diversified portfolio of space technologies and disruptive business solutions to support the orbital
space commercialization

Our software-defined (SDR) telecom solutions enable the realization of regenerative and non-
regenerative smart communication satellites, including channelizers, inter-satellite links, routing
in space, digital beam forming and beam hopping. Industry-leading capabilities in communication
(LEO/MEO/GEO), EO, in-orbit services and deep space mission solutions. 55 employees

Other Locations: Arizona, USA; Montreal, QC; Lugano, Switzerland; Germany; Jakarta, Indonesia;
Bengaluru, India
Products & Services: Command & Control Systems; Contract R & D; Emergency Response & Gas Detection;
Engineering; Optical Systems; Remote Sensing Equipment; Satellites, Satellite Systems, Components &
Software; Surveillance Systems

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Roland Berger | 1000 rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Suite 2500, Montreal, QC H3A 3G4

Rahul Gangal, Partner & Regional Leader : Dominique Gautier, Managing Partner Canada
Americas – Aerospace and Defense [Link]@[Link]
[Link]@[Link] 514-875-2000
Cell: 647-881-1807

Roland Berger, founded in 1967, is a leading global consultancy. With 2,500 employees in 34
countries and 50 offices, we have successful operations in all major international markets.

Roland Berger advises major international industry players, service companies and public
institutions. Our activities cover the entire range of management consulting from strategic advice
to successful implementation.

Our Global Aerospace and Defense Competence Center, led by 30+ seasoned experts managing
a team of 100 A&D dedicated consultants, is a recognized advisor of major A&D players around
the globe. We help our clients capture new sources of growth, develop sustainable efficiency
improvements and deliver deep industry expertise and cutting edge strategic advice.

More than 50 bilingual consultants support our activities in Canada, serving clients from coast to
coast across multiple industries. Our local dedicated A&D consultants are aerospace engineers
with extensive consulting experience. 50 employees in Canada

Other Locations:
50 offices in 34 countries
Products & Services:
Business & Government Relations;
Management; Manufacturing
& Processing; Marketing &
Operations

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Rolls-Royce Canada Limited | 613-237-0421 | 9500, Côte-De-Liesse Road, Lachine, QC H8T 1A2

Bruce Lennie, Vice President, Business Development and Government Affairs

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 613-864-5064

Rolls-Royce Canada Limited, a subsidiary of Rolls-Royce Holdings plc, is an authorized maintenance

center for civil and military aircraft engines, including the BR700 and Tay series. We also offer a
wide range of component repair and field services, and perform development testing for Rolls-
Royce’s new generation of civil engines. We are
proud to pioneer cutting-edge technology that
delivers the cleanest, safest and most competitive
solutions to meet our planet’s vital power needs.
1,000 employees

Other Locations: Peterborough, ON

Products & Services: Brazing; Engine Repair &
Overhaul; Engine Test Cells; Field Service; Heat
Treating; Machining; Non-destructive Testing;
Research & Development; Shot Peening; Welding

[Link]

Safran | 18107 Trans Canada Highway, Kirkland, QC H9J 3K1

Sylvain Boisvert, General Manager | [Link]@[Link]

514-697-5555 | Cell: 514-458-0449

Safran is an international high-technology group, operating in the aircraft propulsion and equipment,
space and defense markets. Safran has a global presence, with more than 79,000 employees
and sales of 16.49 billion euros in 2020. Working alone or in partnership, Safran holds world or
European leadership positions in its core markets. Safran undertakes research and development
programs to meet fast-changing market requirements, with total R&D expenditures of around
1.2 billion euros in 2020. 79,000 employees

Products & Services: Auxiliary Power Units; Electrical Systems & Components; Electrical Wiring; Engine
Nacelles; Fuel Systems & Components; Interior Furnishings & Panels; Landing Gear Systems & Components;
Transmission Systems & Components; Turbofan Engines; Turboprop Engines

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Saab Canada, Inc. | 613-238-8784 | 340 Albert Street, Suite 1320, Ottawa, ON K1R 7Y6

Simon Carroll Patrick Palmer, Executive Vice President,

President Head of Sales & Marketing
[Link]@[Link] [Link]@[Link]
Cell: 613-314-8819 Cell: 613-858-9296

Saab develops and delivers an innovative portfolio of products and solutions for Canada. Our
defence and security solutions have supported the Canadian government and armed forces for
over 35 years with products ranging from ground combat systems and signature management
to advanced naval radars and sensors. In addition, Saab is a world renowned provider of Air and
Maritime Traffic Management solutions to public security authorities and commercial operators
around the world.

Within Canada, Saab partners with a range of companies from the domestic and international
defence industry to provide the Canadian Armed Forces with equipment needed to ensure the
safety of Canada.

“Gripen for Canada,” Canada’s future fighter, is a prominent example of Saab’s commitment to
continuous investment in Canada, building customer relationships, strategic partnerships, and
long-term business development both domestically and internationally.

Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems; Air Navigation & Air Traffic
Control; Air Traffic Control Systems & Equipment; Airborne Radar; Aircraft Spares; Aircraft Structures &
Sub-assembly; Antennas; Audio & Intercom Systems; Avionics Testing & Repair; C3I; Cockpit Display Systems;
Command & Control Systems; Communications Systems, Radios & Equipment; Engineering & Management
Support; Field Service; Fire Control Systems & Components; Integrated Logistics Services & Transportation
Support; Munitions; Radar Systems & Equipment; Signal Processing Equipment; Software Design &
Development; Special Purpose Aircraft; Support Services; Surveillance Systems; Systems Integration;
Targets & Target Systems; Weapons Systems

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Saxon Aerospace Inc. | #320–5385 216 Street, Langley, BC V2Y 2N3

Thomas Walters, Managing Director

[Link]@[Link] | 866-254-1288 | Cell: 604-996-1288

Today’s aviation environment is putting greater demands on your business. We understand your
industry and your need for improving workforce performance, reducing hiring costs, expanding
workforces and coordinating complicated hiring scenarios.

We have the experience and vision to deliver a higher level of expertise for all your workforce
requirements within 24 hours, including fixed wing and rotary wing maintenance, line operations,
heavy maintenance, design and manufacturing, and machining.

Other Locations: Rutherford, NJ

Products & Services: Support Services

[Link]

SGS North America | 6755 Mississauga Road, Suite 204, Mississauga, ON L5N 7Y2

Hisham Daboura, Regional Sales Executive | [Link]@[Link] | 905-510-3552

SGS is the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company. Our value to society
is enabling a better, safer and more interconnected world. Our services include aviation ground
services, manufacturing services, supply chain risk management solutions and management
system services and solutions. As the world’s leading provider of quality assurance and quality
control services, we offer you unrivaled experience and expertise in the aerospace industry with
our state-of-the-art resources and unique worldwide network. 96,000 employees worldwide

Other Locations: 2,600 offices worldwide

Products & Services: Airport Management & Operations; Certification Services; Education, Simulation & Training

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Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing | 11A Pacifique East, Bromont, QC J2L 1J4

Marie-Christine Flibotte, Marketing Communications and Inside Sales Specialist

mcflibotte@[Link] | 1-877-919-1515 ext. 300

SOLAXIS specializes in large-format industrial 3D printing with advanced and certified thermoplastics,
for flight parts production, functional prototypes and specialized tooling. 10 employees
Additive manufacturing solution perfectly adapted to the aerospace industry:
• Specialized engineering expertise
• Thermoplastics ready for aerospace (ULTEM 9085, PEKK – FST, FAR 25.853)
• Professional-grade finishing – aerospace standards
• Large-production capacity
• Large build (up to 1 m3)
Certifications:
• AS 9100:2016 / ISO 9001:2015
• Controlled Goods Program
• Aero Montreal – MACH 3
• Cybersecurity: NIST SP 800-171 r2 – CMMC 2.0 level 2
Products & Services: Component Manufacturing & Processing; Composites & Plastics; Contract Design
& Manufacturing; Doors; Education, Simulation & Training; Interior Furnishings & Panels; Interior Panels;
Satellites, Satellite Systems, Components & Software; Tool Design & Tooling Fabrication

[Link]

Sonovision Canada Inc. | 179 Colonnade Road South, Unit 100, Ottawa, ON K2E 7J4

Vincent Laithier, Director of Sales and Business Development

[Link]@[Link] | 613-234-4849 ext. 317 | Cell: 438-889-4442

Sonovision Canada Inc. specializes in integrated logistics support, technical publications and technical
translation solutions for aerospace and defence clients across North America. We provide innovative
solutions such as document digitization, legacy document conversion services, and the incorporation
of Extended Reality (XR) technologies into our service offering. We have offices in both Canada
and the United States as well as low-cost centres in Romania and India. Sonovision is certified to
ISO9001:2015 & AS9100D and is registered under the Controlled Goods Program of Canada.
Products & Services: Contract Design & Manufacturing;
Document Management & Maintenance; Education, Simulation
& Training; Maintenance & Tooling Stands; Maintenance
Tooling; Publications Management; Reliability Analysis;
Support Services; Technical Illustration, Writing & Manuals;
Tool Design & Tooling Fabrication; Translation Services

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Southport Aerospace Centre Inc. | 204-428-6030

25 Centennaire Drive, Southport, MB R0H 1N1

Peggy May, Chief Executive Officer | pmay@[Link]

Southport is a not-for-profit property management and development company, located

three kilometres south of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada. Our business-centre
community features aviation and aerospace training facilities, research and development
of new products, light manufacturing, warehouse facilities, educational institutions, a
9-hole golf course, state-of-the-art fitness centre, 200 residential dwellings, and two
accommodation buildings that house thousands of visitors to the region annually.

Southport Airport (CYPG) is a certified Transport Canada airport and is the primary
training facility for KF Aerospace Defence Programs, providing military flight training
services to the Department of National Defence through the Royal Canadian Air Force’s
Contracted Flying Training and Support program.

Our 13,600ft2 public hangar offers heating, anti-icing, fuelling, lounge access and towing
services, along with short and long-term storage options. The 90ft x 28ft doors can
accommodate aircraft of multiple sizes.

Southport stimulates economic development in our communities we serve and currently

has 40 employees.
Airport Features
• Four active runways: • AWOS
– 13R – 31L – 2,132m by 45m • ARCAL
– 13L – 31R – 953m by 30m • ILS
– 09 – 27 – 813m by 30 m • VOR/DME
– 02 – 20 – 924m by 45m • NDB Approaches

Products & Services: Aerospace

Associations; Facilities Operation
& Property Management

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StandardAero | 33 Allen Dyne Road, Winnipeg, MB R3H 1A1

Brent Ostermann, Vice President, Engineering | [Link]@[Link] | 204-318-7524

StandardAero is one of the world’s largest independent maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO)
providers delivering services including engine and airframe maintenance, repair and overhaul,
engine component repair, engineering services, interior completions and paint applications to
customers in business and general aviation, airline, military, helicopter, components and energy
markets. The company celebrated its 100th year of
industry leadership in 2011. StandardAero has 6,400
professional, administrative and technical employees
who work in 40 major facilities around the world.
Nearly 7,000 employees

Other Locations: Over 50 primary locations worldwide

Products & Services: Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul
(Fixed Wing); Aircraft Conversions & Overhaul (Rotary Wing);
Aircraft Spares; Avionics Testing & Repair; Engine Repair
& Overhaul; Field Service; Flight Control Repair & Overhaul;
Interior Finishing; Painting; Rotor Blade & Structural Repair

[Link]

Starboard Aeronautical, Inc. | 604-474-0545 | 207–1515 Broadway Street, Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 6M2

Peter Brear, President | Cell: 604-992-9919

Starboard Aeronautical Inc. was established in 2000, and is a leading manufacturer of helicopter
windows, and other thermoplastic components and assemblies for both rotary wing and fixed wing
aircraft. We specialize in making bubble windows
for helicopters use in special missions (search
and rescue, aerial firefighting, logging and
construction). The company also manufactures
aircraft windows sliders (horizontal and vertical)
for mission specific applications (military, law
enforcement, medivac). 5 employees

Products & Services: CAD/CAM Services;

Composites & Plastics; Contract Design &
Manufacturing; Manufacturing & Processing;
Windows, Glazings & Lenses

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STELIA Aerospace North America (STENA) | 71 Hall Street, Lunenburg, NS B0J 2C0

Richard Hamby, Director Business Development and Programs

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 514-292-5446

STELIA North America (STENA) is an AS9100 and NADCAP certified dedicated composites
manufacturer serving major customers in civil, defense, and space. Founded in 1987, we have
advanced composite capability including hand layup, filament winding, automatic fiber placement,
hot drape forming, compression molding, and out of autoclave manufacturing including resin
transfer molding and liquid resin infusion.

STENA is an independently trading wholly owned subsidiary of STELIA Aerospace, the world’s
fourth largest aerostructures company. 250 employees

Other Locations: Mirabel, QC

Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-assembly; Component Manufacturing & Processing;
Composites & Plastics; Engine Nacelles; Satellites, Satellite Systems, Components & Software

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TDM Technical Services | 88 St Regis Crescent North, Toronto, ON M3J 1Z3

Iain Dainter, Managing Director | iain@[Link] | 416-777-0007 ext.114

Joint venture, risk-sharing partnerships are the norm in today’s aerospace industry. The Joint
Definition Phase may take place in another country or on another continent and you need engineering
personnel on site right now. TDM can provide experienced designers, stress analysts or other
engineering professionals to work onsite, augmenting your own personnel. When the project
moves back to your own facilities for
detail design, our contract personnel can
move with the project. 120 employees

Other Locations: Montreal, QC

Products & Services: Contract
Engineering & Technical Personnel;
Contract Professional Services; Engineering

[Link]

Team Eagle Ltd. | 10 Trent Drive, P.O. Box 670, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0

Ben McKeown, Commercial Business Manager | benm@[Link] | 705-653-2956

Team Eagle has been committed to enhancing the safety and operational efficiency in the aviation
industry for over 40 years. Engaged in the design, research and development and after-market
service for airfield equipment, smart devices, sensors and professional software applications,
Team Eagle and partners continue to deliver innovative airfield solutions to help airports meet
the growing demand for safer, more efficient and greener operations.

A Canadian company, Team Eagle sells products directly and through global partners in over
100 countries.
Products & Services: Airport
Information Systems; Airport Security
Systems & Equipment; Computer
Equipment/Software/Systems; Fire
Protection Systems & Components;
Software Design & Development

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Tech-Trek Ltd. | 905-283-3650 | 1015 Matheson Boulevard, Unit 6, Mississauga, ON L4W 3A4

Adam Grigor, President | agrigor@[Link] | Cell: 416-709-3834

Tech-Trek Ltd is a Canadian Manufacturers Representative of electronic components with a focus

on aerospace, defence, and space level components. In business since 1982, we offer technical
sales and marketing support to our manufacturing partners across Canada. Our components
include DC-DC converters, power sub-systems, SSDs, capacitors, and filters qualified to mil/space
qualifications. 23 employees

Other Locations: Montreal, QC; Ottawa, ON; Calgary, AB; Vancouver, BC

Products & Services: Actuators & Adhesives; Antennas; Electrical Systems & Components; Electrical Wiring;
Environmental Systems & Components; Flight Control Systems & Components; Ground Receiving Stations,
Components & Software; Insulation Materials; Power Management Systems & Components; Power Supplies;
Printed Circuit Boards; Satellites, Satellite Systems, Components & Software; Sensors

[Link]/en/americas/canada

Thales Canada Inc. | 1 Chrysalis Way, Ottawa, ON K2G 6P9

Kevin Payan, Director, Communications | [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 343-997-6542

A Canadian leader in research and technology, Thales Canada combines over 50 years of experience
with the diverse talents of 2000+ people from coast-to-coast. With revenues over $520 million,
Thales Canada offers leading products, services and solutions across the digital identity and
security, defence, aerospace, space and transportation sectors. Thales strives toward a safer,
greener and more inclusive world, using the extraordinary power of technology to build a future
we can all trust. 80,000 employees worldwide

Other Locations: 68 countries

Products & Services: Cockpit Display Systems;
Command & Control Systems; Communications
Systems, Radios & Equipment; Electronic Controls;
Engineering & Management Support; Flight
Control Repair & Overhaul; Flight Control Systems
& Components; Satellites, Satellite Systems,
Components & Software; Software Design
& Development; Systems Integration

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Top Aces | 1675 Trans-Canada, Suite 201, Dorval, QC H9J 1J1

Erin Black, Communications Manager | [Link]@[Link]

Top Aces provides advanced adversary, air-defence and Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC)
training to the world’s leading air forces and has the largest footprint of privately held fighter aircraft
in active service. Founded in 2000, the company has flown an industry leading 95,000+ hours of
operational training. Top Aces is the adversary air provider to the Canadian and German Armed
Forces, and soon the U.S. Air Force. Top Aces has the experience that matters. 300 employees

Other Locations: Germany, USA

Products & Services: Aerial Services;
Certification Services; Education,
Simulation & Training; Engine Test
Cells; Integrated Logistics Services and
Transportation Support; Special Purpose
Aircraft; Support Services; Systems
Integration; Targets and Target Systems

[Link]

Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. | 1123 Cameron Street, Hawkesbury, ON K6A 2B8

Natasha Badree, Account Manager, Aviation Solutions

nbadree@[Link] | 613-632-1282 ext. 241

Tulmar is a fully integrated designer and manufacturer of survivability solutions, training equipment
and engineered textiles solutions for aerospace and defense. We are an experienced partner for
ITB requirements and are developers of safety/survival equipment available to the global market.
We are also an experienced military R&O contractor. For civil aviation we design and manufacture
essential cabin crew training equipment and cabin safety products sold to airlines around the
world. 60 employees

Products & Services: Contract Design & Manufacturing; Contract Engineering & Technical Personnel;
Education, Simulation & Training; Emergency Response & Gas Detection; Interior Finishing; Interior Furnishings
& Panels; Life Support Equipment, Seat Restraints, Cargo Nets; Support Services; Testing & Inspection Services

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VAC Developments Ltd. | 2270 Bristol Circle, Oakville, ON L6H 5S3

Bill Hristovski, President Zack Vujnovic, Sales and Admin Manager

billh@[Link] | 905-855-6855 905-855-6855 | zackv@[Link]

VAC Developments Limited was founded in 1979 to provide precision machining, sheet metal and
welding services to the aerospace industry. VAC specializes in the precision fabrication of various
aerospace and defence products. Utilizing modern CNC, sheet metal, and machining equipment
combined with highly experienced personnel, VAC produces top quality parts manufactured to
meet/exceed stringent tolerances. Additional offerings such as available welding and surface
treatment also allow for competitive turnaround times on multiple process items, accommodating
various customer requirements.

As a major supplier to a variety of defence and aerospace related companies, VAC has acquired a
strict quality control process designed to meet and often surpass contractual quality requirements.
Compliance to mandatory requirements of the following specifications is also maintained:

• ISO 9001/2015
• AS 9100 Rev D
• NADCAP certified aerospace welding

Over 40 years of precision fabrication

experience has allowed VAC to
establish a broad customer base
in the aerospace industry, which
is continually expanding through
marketing initiatives and most of
all, word-of-mouth praise from our
many satisfied customers.

Products & Services: Aluminum;

Anodizing; Brazing; Coating; Custom
Cutting & Fabrication; Fixtures;
Machining; Metal Bonding & Forming;
Non-destructive Testing; Precision
Machining/Polishing & Deburring;
Shot Peening; Stainless Steel;
Tooling; Welding

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VACS Ltd. | 905-840-7651 | 15 Regan Road, Unit 6, Brampton, ON L7A 1E3

Derek Magee, President & QA Manager | [Link]@[Link]

ISO 17025 Accredited On-site and In-house Scope of Calibration Includes

Force: ASTM E4, ASTM E74 – Force testing machines, servo-hydraulic fatigue testing
machines, load cells, aircraft scales tensiometers and Crane scales
Torque: ASTM E2428, ASTM E2624 – Torque testing machines, torque transducers, torque
calibrators and torque wrenches
Hardness: ASTM E18, ASTM E10, ASTM 384, ASTM E92 – Rockwell, Brinell, macro/micro-
Vickers and durometer testers
Pressure/Vacuum: Deadweight pressure testers, calibrators, transducers, gauges, switches,
manometers
Mass (Weights): Class 1 to Class F – Calibration weight sets, individual weights, deadweight
pressure testers
Contact Temperature: RTD, TC, Thermistor, LIG thermometers, baths, ovens, dry blocks,
uniformity mapping
Radiometric IR Temperature: IR black plate calibrators, IR thermometers and IR guns
Humidity: Calibrators meters and loggers
Dimensional: Micrometers, calipers, protractors, extensometers, deflectometers, LVDTs,
measuring microscopes, optical comparators
Electrical: Process calibrators, sensor instrumentation, load cell simulators.
M&T Sales and Service: Analytical balances and scales, load cells and force measuring
equipment, hardness, torque, pressure,
dimensional, temperature contact and
radiometric, humidity.
Other Locations: Edmonton, AB; Burnaby, BC
Products & Services: Calibration Services
ALL PHOTOS VACS LTD.

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WāVv | #407, 1701 Centre Street North, Calgary, AB T2E 7Y2

Kim Van Vliet, CEO | kim@[Link] | 403-245-2445 ext. 503

WāVv specializes in global commercialized technology transfer across the aerospace, defence,
security, energy, tech, mining, agriculture, construction and military sectors. This gives us unparalleled
insight and ability to diversify your solution both locally and internationally.

WāVv is proud to be the founding sponsor of ConvergX®.

ConvergX® is the first and only annual 2.5 day global congress that brings together decision makers
from the aforementioned industries which provides you access to a unique peer network of pre-
vetted, qualified leaders, who are committed to working with you to seek business opportunities
in the next 12–18 months.

At ConvergX® you’re solving problems you didn’t know you had, with solutions you didn’t know
existed, from industries you didn’t know could help. If you have a technology that can be used in
another industry, or need a solution, then this is the congress for you. 3 employees

PHOTO COURTESY HÉROUX-DEVTEK INC.

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Xiphos Systems Corporation

514-847-9474 | 3981 St. Laurent Boulevard, Suite 500, Montreal, QC H2W 1Y5

Edwin Faier, President & Director of Business Development

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 514-458-9420

Xiphos provides unique powerful processing solutions, typically integrated into avionics for space
and unmanned vehicles.

Five generations of Xiphos products have been flying in space for over 21 years on more than
66 LEO missions. Xiphos’ products are optimized for SWaP, with business card-sized solutions
weighing less than 20g and consuming less than 2W.

Xiphos uses industrial-grade components in a fault-tolerant architecture for use in harsh environments,
providing robust performance costing a fraction of traditional space-grade solutions. 25 employees

Products & Services: Satellites, Satellite Systems, Components & Software

PHOTO COURTESY KF AEROSPACE

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Canadian Council for Aviation & Aerospace (CCAA)

1785 Alta Vista Drive, Suite 105, Ottawa, ON K1G 3Y6

Robert Donald, Executive Director Theresa Davis-Woodhouse, Senior Director of Project Management
613-727-8272 ext. 222 613-727-8272 ext. 247

About the CCAA

The Canadian Council for Aviation & Aerospace (CCAA) is the only national association dedicated to
attracting and developing workers with the skills the Canadian industry needs to meet the demands
of the current and future workplace. The CCAA actively supports industry several ways that include:
Training, Certification and Assessment
The CCAA is Canada’s gold standard provider of training, upskilling, certification, and accreditation
programs to the industry. The Council offers 32 national occupational standards (competency
and task based) and certifications for aviation/aerospace occupations that are transportable from
region to region. It offers a wide range of in-demand training available on-line, virtual or in-person
for courses such as CARS, HF, PRM, CASO, Quality Auditor, and Soft Skills. The CCAA Logbook
has long been regarded as the essential tool workers need to achieve certification.
The CCAA also offers an industry-based recognition program for employers to objectively assess
the skills and competency of foreign-trained and Canadian workers transitioning into aviation/
aerospace from other industries against Canadian standards.
Labour Market Intelligence (LMI)
The CCAA is the trusted resource that government and Canada’s aviation and aerospace sector
turn to for credible LMI and insights on upskilling and workforce development.
Wage Subsidies
The CCAA is an active partner with government to deliver two wage subsidy programs to the
Canadian aviation and aerospace employers:
• The Student Work Placement Program (SWP) creates additional quality work-integrated
learning placements for students enrolled in post-secondary studies across Canada.
• CCAA Jumpstart is a limited-time program that offers employers wage subsidies when
they hire new graduates and give them their first meaningful work experience.
Job Listings
• CCAA’s Jobs across Canada: on the CCAA
website and a free email published daily, listing
open aviation and aerospace jobs across Canada.
• CCAA Online Job Magnet: a free service that
matches employers to jobseekers by skill as well
as experience and training.
With a first-rate workforce, Canada can meet industry
challenges, now and in the future.
To participate in CCAA initiatives, please contact the
CCAA at 613-727-8272 or 1-800-488-9715. Follow us
on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

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Carleton University – Co-operative Education

1125 Colonel By Drive, 1400 Carleton Technology and Training Centre, Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6

Kevin Easey, Business Development Coordinator, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 

[Link]@[Link]

With the third largest Co-operative Education program in Ontario, Carleton University connects
motivated, high-achieving students from over 150 majors, streams, and concentrations with
employers looking to add new talent and skills to their organization.

We make it our business to ready our students for your workplace needs: whether your company
is expanding, in need of fresh insight, or an extra hand during a busy period, Carleton Co-op makes
it easy and efficient to find top candidates.

Products & Services: Education, Simulation & Training

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Saskatchewan Ministry of Trade and Export Development

219 Robin Crescent, Saskatoon, SK S7L 6M8

Scott Summach, Deputy Director, Investment | [Link]@[Link] | 306-221-6184

Saskatchewan is rich in manufacturing expertise and is an attractive location for research,

development, the testing of high-technology, high-quality aerospace and defence products and
systems.

Notable manufacturers with aerospace and defence capabilities in the province include: Calian
Advanced Technologies, Dumur Industries, RMD Engineering Inc., Pro Metal Industries Ltd.,
NP Aerospace, Vecima Networks, Draganfly Innovations, JNE Welding, Dyna Industrial, EVRAZ,
Saskatoon Bag and Case, Standard Machine, and Xtended Hydraulics. There are also numerous
opportunities to do business with First Nations who have established manufacturing entities
and training institutions that supply products and workers to the aerospace and defence sector.

Other world-class research and development facilities in Saskatchewan include two universities,
Saskatchewan Polytechnic, the Canadian Light Source Synchrotron and the Prairie Agriculture
Machinery Institute (PAMI).

The Saskatchewan Aviation Museum and Learning Centre, located in Saskatoon, houses the province’s
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer and Commercial Pilot programs. The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
program was developed by the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies and is funded by
Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Rockwell Collins, as well as the federal and provincial governments.
This program is building the foundation for a growing aerospace industry in Saskatchewan. The
Commercial Pilot program is a partnership between
Saskatchewan Polytechnic and the Saskatchewan
Aviation Council, providing state-of-the-art training
for commercial pilots in Western Canada.

In addition, 15 Wing Moose Jaw (Canadian Forces

Base Moose Jaw) is home to the NATO Flying Training
in Canada (NFTC) program, which provides military
pilot training to Canadian Forces and participating
allied nations. The program is a strategic alliance
between Canada’s Department of National Defence
and CAE Inc., and is supported by major aerospace
companies such as Bombardier, CAE, BAE Systems,
Hawker- Beechcraft, Serco Aviation Services and ATCO
Frontec. The Base’s location under clear prairie skies
and its proximity to the Rocky Mountains make it ideal
for the NFTC’s world-class pilot training.

To learn more about Saskatchewan’s opportunities

in aerospace and defence, or to find out more about
the annual Aerospace and Defence Forum, contact
the Saskatchewan Ministry of Trade and Export
Development.

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AIAC Pacific

Mike Mueller, President & CEO Lynne Adamson, Director, Membership Services
mmueller@[Link] | 604-655-3566 ladamson@[Link] | 613-760-4556

AIAC Pacific is the BC regional entity of the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada, working in
partnership with industry and world-class training institutions to develop and promote aerospace
business in BC. AIAC Pacific acts as an advocate for the BC industry, driving growth and innovation,
facilitating networking and communication, and linking the industry to provincial and national
programs, and markets around the world.

The Aerospace Industry in BC

The British Columbia aerospace industry:

• is made up of approximately 190

aerospace and related companies.
• directly employs 8,500 British
Columbians.
• generates $2.8 billion in revenues and
$2.3 billion in GDP annually.
• is the third-largest aerospace sector
in Canada.
• boasts a skilled workforce with proven
expertise and leadership in a range of
aerospace sectors including:
– aircraft manufacturing
– modifications and retrofits
– MRO and in-service support
– special mission aircraft
– aviation training and simulation
– composites manufacturing
– precision machining
– satellite design, manufacturing, communications and remote sensing
• is uniquely positioned to capitalize on market opportunities in the Asia-Pacific and
is in close proximity to the largest aerospace cluster in the world situated next door
in Washington State.

Aerospace, Defence & Security Expo

The Aerospace, Defence & Security Expo (ADSE) will be back for a 12th edition in a brand-new
location at the Westin Bayshore Vancouver on August 3 and 4, 2022.

In the evening of August 5, ADSE will be moving to the Abbotsford Airshow for the Twilight Show
Chalet and Dinner. Registration is open to participants and sponsorship/booth packages are available.

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Avcorp Structures & Integration [Link]

10025 River Way, Delta, BC V4G 1M7

Amandeep Kaler, Chief Executive Officer | [Link]@[Link] | 604-587-4853

Avcorp designs and builds major airframe structures fairings, panoramic fairings, lower wing panels,
for some of the world’s leading aircraft companies, multi-model attendant panels
including BAE Systems, Boeing, Bombardier, Subaru Boeing Defense: Tunnel covers, ruddevator, cockpit
Aerospace and Lockheed Martin. nose enclosure assemblies
As one of North America’s primary suppliers of Bombardier: Fuel tanks, horizontal stabilizers,
system integrated metallic, composite and hybrid overwing exit doors
structural components and assemblies, our custom- Lockheed Martin: F35 outboard wing
ers rely on our expertise with high rate programs
and complex assembly work transfers to keep Core Capabilities
programs on track in civil and military markets. • Assembly and integration
• Metal bonding
Located at Avcorp’s Headquarters in Delta, BC, • Metal fabrication and finishing
this site has an exceptional track record of strong • Precision 3-5 axis machining
operational performance, meeting delivery and • Inspection, measuring and testing
quality targets all governed by strong program • Tool design and fabrication
management. Utilizing strong process orientation • Design engineering
and over 65 years of experience, Avcorp focuses • Kitting and just-in-time delivery
on the customer to deliver the aerostructure • Canadian Controlled Goods/ITAR compliant
solutions they need.
Products & Services: Component Manufacturing
Recent Product Experience & Processing; Contract Design & Manufacturing;
Boeing Commercial Airplanes: Wheel well fairings, Systems Integration
wing spoilers, overwing exit doors, flap track

DGI Supply – A DoALL Company [Link]

115–7391 Vantage Way, Delta, BC V4G 1C9 | 800-923-6255

Rino Pannozzo, Vice President of Sales – Canada | rpannozzo@[Link]

DGI Supply, a DoALL Company since 1927, is a DGI Supply is a proud recipient of the “Value-Added
national leader in providing industrial distribution Partner American Eagle Award” from ISA for
solutions to the aerospace industry. providing exceptional documented cost savings
and productivity improvements for customers.
As a leading partner with many key companies
involved in the manufacture and maintenance Our focus on attracting technical people and
of commercial and military aircraft, DGI Supply providing them with the industry’s most powerful
recognizes that in aviation there is no room for and effective tooling is supported by the most
error and the highest quality products to produce current technology that is essential to operate in
finished components are always required. a market that demands outstanding performance
from their suppliers. Our goal is to be known as a
With strategic vendor partnerships in all facets
preferred supplier to the world’s most demanding
of industrial supply distribution, our main ob-
aerospace corporations, and we recognize what
jective is to maximize customer productivity,
it takes to meet that goal.
provide technical support, on-time delivery, and
guaranteed cost savings with our Automated Products & Services: Industrial Distribution; Systems
Procurement Solutions. Integration

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 MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd.
[Link]

4300 80 Street, Delta, BC V4K 3N3 | 604-233-5716

Tracy Osadchuk, Chief Commercial Officer | [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 604-418-9631

MTU Maintenance, a division of MTU Aero Products & Services: Actuators & Adhesives;
Engines, is the largest independent MRO provider Bearings, Cables & Assemblies; Control Systems
worldwide. MTU Maintenance Canada, the North & Components; Electrical Systems & Components;
American member of the MTU Maintenance Electrical Wiring; Engine Repair & Overhaul; Engine
network, employs 514 highly skilled technicians Test Cells; Field Service; Fire Protection Systems &
and staff located at Vancouver airport. Providing Components; Fuel Systems & Components; Ignition
full MRO services for V2500, CF6 and CFM56 Systems & Components; Machining; Non-destructive
series engines, including test cell services and Testing; Sensors; Starters; Sub-assembly; Turbofan
a full in-house accessories repair division for Engines; Valves; Welding
both in-house MRO activities and third party
MRO and LRU requirements for these and many
other engine types, such as GE90.

ProShop
[Link]

1037 West Broadway, Suite 104, Vancouver, BC V6H 1E3

Paul Van Metre, Founder | paul@[Link] | 1-800-990-4046

ProShop is the aerospace industry’s only shop control, job-routings, cutting tools, AS9102 FAI
management software specifically dedicated to, and in-process inspection, NCR generation,
and built in, an aerospace contract manufacturer calibration, machine utilization, job-costing, and
in Vancouver, BC. We are fanatical about much more, it’s all in ProShop and completely
managing every detail of your shop in a paperless interconnected to every corner of your business.
and web-based environment, including the
Products & Services: Computer Equipment
ERP functions necessary to run your office,
Software/Systems; Computer Systems;
the QMS functions to manage your AS9100
Manufacturing & Processing; Software Design
system, and the MES functions to ensure your
& Development
shop floor is running at peak efficiency. From
managing visual work instructions, document

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 [Link]

Aéro Montréal | 380, rue Saint-Antoine Ouest, Bureau 8000, Montréal, QC H2Y 3X7

Suzanne M. Benoit, Présidente-directrice générale/President

[Link]@[Link] | 514-987-9332

Mission Mission
Aéro Montréal, la grappe aérospatiale du Québec, Aéro Montréal, Québec’s Aerospace Cluster, is a
est un forum stratégique de concertation qui réunit strategic think tank that groups all major decision
l’ensemble des premiers dirigeants du secteur makers in Québec’s aerospace sector, including
aérospatial québécois issus de l’industrie, des companies, educational and research institutions,
institutions d’enseignement, des centres de recherche as well as associations and unions.
et incluant les associations et les syndicats.
Aéro Montréal’s mission is to mobilize stakehold-
Aéro Montréal a pour mission de mobiliser les parties ers in Québec’s aerospace ecosystem to support
prenantes de l’écosystème aérospatial du Québec its global reach, innovation capacity and growth
en vue de soutenir son rayonnement sur la scène and its vision is to become the most innovative
mondiale, sa capacité d’innovation et sa croissance aerospace cluster in the world.
et elle a pour vision de devenir la grappe aérospatiale
la plus innovante au monde. Working Groups
Over the years, Aero Montréal has established
Chantiers et comités
several working groups led in collaboration with
Au fil des années, Aéro Montréal a mis sur pied
industry representatives. These working groups
plusieurs chantiers, animés en collaboration avec
are interested in major aerospace issues and the
des représentants de l’industrie. Ces Chantiers
development of companies in our ecosystem:
s’intéressent aux grands enjeux de l’aérospatiale et au
développement des entreprises de notre écosystème : • Partnership and Growth
• Partenariats et Croissance • Green and Intelligent Supply Chain
• Chaîne d’approvisionnement verte • Human Resources
et intelligente • MRO
• Relève et Main-d’œuvre • Monitoring and Innovation Strategies
• MRO • Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
• Veille et stratégies d’innovation • Defence and Security
• Véhicules aériens télépilotés • Image, Influence and Marketing
• Défense et sécurité Aéro Montréal has developed and manages
• Image, influence et marketing initiatives aimed at fostering growth, innovation,
Aéro Montréal a développé et gère de nombreuses and competitiveness in the sector, while promoting
initiatives qui ont pour objectif de favoriser la a collaborative approach within the industry:
croissance, l’innovation, et la compétitivité du secteur,
• Accelerator 360° • Mach
tout en favorisant une démarche collaborative au
• StartAéro 360° • Mach FAB 4.0
sein de l’industrie :
• SDQuébec • AeroPortal
• Accélérateur 360° • Mach • Cybersecurity • Eco-responsibility
• StartAéro 360° • Mach FAB 4.0 • Inclusive succession planning
• SDQuébec • AéroPortail
• Cybersécurité • Éco-responsabilité in addition to relying on the SA2GE program for
• Propulsion relève inclusive the development of new technologies.

en plus de s’appuyer sur le programme SA2GE Pour info / for info: [Link].
pour le développement de nouvelles technologies.

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 ATEM Canada, Inc.
[Link]

7140 Albert Einstein, Montreal, QC H4S 2C1

Olivier Laville, Vice President, Business Development | [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 514-449-3658

ATEM is an SME specialized in design and Since March 2013, ATEM Canada offers RF and
manufacturing of RF and microwave coax cables microwave engineering services to Canadian
assemblies and subsystems up to 40GHz for companies, mainly in the aerospace industry.
aerospace and defense applications. Founded
ATEM participates also actively in various R&D
in 1990, the company is a leading supplier for
projects in Canada.
prime contractors and OEMs such as Thales
and Airbus. ATEM’s markets are aerospace and Products & Services: Communications Systems,
defense for satcoms, radar, ground station, Radios & Equipment; Electrical Wiring; Radar
tests and measurements applications and most Systems & Equipment; Surveillance Systems
recently for in-flight connectivity applications.

Centre de Developpement des composites du Québec

[Link]

475 rue Fournier, Saint-Jérôme, QC J7Z 4V2 | 450-436-3048

Janic Lauzon, General Manager | janlauzon@[Link] | Cell: 514-602-6054

The Centre de Developpement des Composites to help them improve their skills and thrive in the
du Québec (Composite Development Centre of competitive environment here in Quebec, across
Quebec – CDCQ) helps businesses involved in Canada and elsewhere in the world. The CDCQ
the composite sector by providing technical has access to special grants to fund innovative
assistance in the area of applied research, technology research projects.
allowing them to improve the quality and
Laboratory Certification: ISO 17025
performance of their products.
The CDCQ is a College Centre for Technology
The centre benefits from a multifunctional Transfer (CCTT), recognized by the Quebec
laboratory and a range of equipment that covers government and affiliated to the College of
most industry processes. A state-of-the-art Saint-Jerome. Together they provide services to
material characterization and testing laboratory, the industry and have been training composite
using ASTM and ISO standards, completes the technicians since 1986. The College of Saint-
service offered to our industry partners. Jerome was the first college to offer the technical
program in composite materials in Canada.
Our recognized experts, engineers and
technicians have the skills and expertise needed Products & Services: Contract R & D; Testing &
to provide innovative solutions to entrepreneurs Inspection Services

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Fives Liné Machines
[Link]

1000, rue André- Liné, Granby, QC J2J 1E2 | 450-372-6480

Adrien Roubenne, Sales Director | [Link]@[Link] | Cell: 450-531-6480

Fives Liné Machines Inc. specializes in the design Fives, among other activities, offers compre-
and manufacture of large machine-tools, robotic hensive lines of high-precision equipment and
solutions, automated fixtures and wide range technologies including turning, milling, boring,
of accessories offering efficient tailor-made drilling, composites processing, additive man-
solutions and improved processes. ufacturing, laser welding and cutting, with the
associated support services (maintenance,
Fives Liné Machines undertakes all stages of the spare parts, retrofit, overhauling and upgrading).
product manufacturing cycle and can offer sub-
contracting in welding, machining, mechanical With a strong foundation based on renowned
and electrical assembly and engineered retrofit legacy names such as Cincinnati, Dufieux,
projects. Giddings & Lewis, Forest-Liné, Liné Machines
and Lund Engineering, Fives is recognized
Experienced teams accompany customers as the preeminent provider of outstanding
in process optimization and equipment manufacturing solutions.
performance enhancement through method,
part programming or industry 4.0 with data Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-
collection and analysis. assembly; Manufacturing & Processing; Precision
Machining/Polishing & Deburring; Tool Design &
In operation for more than 40 years, Fives Liné Tooling Fabrication
Machines mainly serves the aeronautics, railway,
precision machining and heavy industry fields,
and has 140 employees in its factory located
in Granby, Québec.

PHOTO COURTESY GE CANADA

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 Rasakti Inc.
[Link]
148 Sylvestre, Saint-Germian-de-Grantham, QC J0C 1K0

Serge Fortin, Vice President Global Sales & Business Development 

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 506-760-0068

Since 1986, Rasakti earned the recognition With over 30 years of support to the aviation
of “Partner of first choice.” We are high community producing special application
precision machining specialists versed in tools for turbine engines and fixed or rotary-
producing specialized tooling, components wing aircraft platforms with ASMTs and GSEs,
for the aerospace and defense industries with our company is a trusted partner serving a
extensive experience in producing all types distinguished customer base in over 60 countries
of Ground Support Equipment (GSEs) and with optimum licensed products. Rasakti
Aircraft Specific Maintenance Tools (ASMTs). produces Maintenance Repair and Overhaul
Rasakti and its dynamic employees operate (MRO) specialized tooling for a wide range of
two integrated facilities in Canada. Our broad maintenance checks for turbine engines and
expertise in design, engineering, specialized APUs for line A, B, C and D checks. Rasakti tools
manufacturing, machining, sheet metal, surface are designed to withstand the rigors of long
treatment, certified welding, assembly, load use in harsh environments they are sometimes
testing and quality control enables us to offer a subjected to operate under.
turnkey product. The diversity and quality of our
Products & Services: Air Mobility/Remotely Piloted
equipment allows us to produce high-precision
Aerial Systems; Business Aircraft; Commuters &
parts up to 0.0001” in tolerances.
Regional Aircraft; Contract Design & Manufacturing;
Fixtures; Helicopters; Maintenance & Tooling Stands;
Maintenance Tooling; Machining; Test Rigs &
Equipment; Tooling; Welding

PHOTO COURTESY TOP ACES

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 [Link]

Atlantic Canada Aerospace and Defence Association (ACADA)

5151 George Street, Suite 502, Halifax, NS B3J 1M5

Catherine MacDonald, Manager, Membership & Stakeholder Engagement

catherine@[Link] | 902-425-0070 | Cell: 902-483-5664

The Atlantic Canada Aerospace and Defence 1. Workforce and Talent Development – to
Association (ACADA) is a collaborative SME- build the skills of the 21st century aerospace,
focused organization representing the interests defence and security workforce, supporting
of the aerospace, defence and security industries member needs by advancing workforce
in Atlantic Canada. ACADA is comprised of 165+ capacity development in the Region;
industry members and organizations across the
2. Enhanced Competitiveness – to promote
region. The Association’s head office is located in
and facilitate business excellence approaches
Halifax, with additional offices in Charlottetown,
to help member companies become more
Fredericton and St. John’s. ACADA’s activities
competitive;
are made possible in part by support from the
Government of Canada, through ACOA. 3. Business Development – to improve
economic impact of business development
Atlantic Canada employs 6% of the total Canadian
opportunities through effective preparation
aerospace industry and 16% of the total Canadian
and market access; and
defence Industry. The region is home to a globally
recognized aerospace, defence, marine and 4. Industry Promotion – to serve as a collective
security cluster, employing 11,000+ and generating voice to champion Atlantic Canadian interests
$1.24B in direct GDP. ACADA works collaboratively in the aerospace, defence, marine and security
with industry members, provincial and federal sector.
government agencies, and other key stakeholders
to facilitate strategic industry development ACADA has recently launched MACH Atlantic,
on behalf of the region while promoting the a mentorship program for Atlantic Aerospace
Atlantic Canada brand locally, nationally, and and Defence manufacturers. The MACH
internationally. ACADA members are delivering initiative is a tool designed to accelerate
products and services to the global marketplace supply chain transformation while enhancing
in land, marine, and air/space domains for both its competitiveness. The program aims to
commercial and defence applications. demonstrate to the world that Atlantic Canadian
manufacturers are world class and are suitable
ACADA’s focus is to grow the aerospace, defence, for any supply chain.
marine and security sectors in Atlantic Canada.
We do this by assisting members in four key The MACH Atlantic initiative will:
focus areas: • Fortify current supplier/customer
relationships
• Increase visibility of offerings to a
global market
• Provide access to long term
government subsidies and grants
• Identify critical path for progressive
maturity and sustainability

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 CE3 Electronics Inc.
[Link]

1055 Aviation Avenue, Dieppe, NB E1A 9S5 | 506-858-7817 ext. 126

Michel Landry, Account Executive | [Link]@[Link]

CE3 Electronics Inc., Atlantic Canada’s largest inspection and X-ray. Test services are available
electronics manufacturer, specializes in printed such as Power-Up, In-Circuit and Functionality.
circuit board assembly, cable and wire harness
At CE3 Electronics we offer a wide array of
manufacturing and complex control panel/box
products and services including: leaded and
build systems integration.
non-leaded soldering assembly; surface-mount/
CE3 Electronics’ design engineering team through-hole/hybrid content PCB assembly; wire
continually services a wide variety of clientele harness and cable assembly manufacturing;
seeking control and embedded systems design custom wound magnetics manufacturing;
solutions. PCB layout and prototyping services; in-house
conformal coating and deep-dish encapsulation
CE3 Electronics has the expertise to handle services; full and partial turnkey PCB assembly;
a wide variety of electronics manufacturing and complex control panel/box build systems
requirements: integration.
Microprocessor based control systems design, Standards and Certifications
electrical and power systems design, PCB • AS9100D, ISO9001:2015
layout, prototyping, design for manufacturability, • IPC-A-610 (Class I, II, III)
custom labeling, serialization and final • IPC/WHMA-A-620A (Class I, II, III)
assembly. Manufacturing is performed under • Canadian Controlled Goods Directorate (CGD)
environmentally controlled anti-static conditions.
Inventory and materials have traceability to Products & Services: Bearings, Cables &
customer requirements through MRP and ERP Assemblies; Contract Design & Manufacturing;
systems. Quality inspections are performed using Ground/Portable Heaters & Power Units; Printed
the latest technologies in 3D automated optical Circuit Boards; Systems Integration

PHOTO COURTESY DIAMOND AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES

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Meta Materials Inc.
[Link]
60 Highfield Park Drive, Suite 102, Dartmouth, NS B3A 4R9 | 902-482-5729

George Palikaras, President & Chief Executive Officer

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 1-902-222-4423

Meta Materials Inc. (META®) delivers previously Metamaterials are a new class of functional
unachievable performance, across a range of materials, designed around unique patterns or
applications, by inventing, designing, developing, structures, which cause them to interact with
and manufacturing sustainable, highly functional light and other forms of energy in ways not
materials. Our extensive technology platform found in nature. Metamaterials enable properties
encompasses three core capabilities, hologra- and capabilities that go beyond those found in
phy, lithography, and wireless sensing, and is natural materials and which are generally not
software and AI-design driven. This allows us possible to create using conventional material
to develop a library of solutions and functional discovery or specialty chemical manufacturing
prototypes much faster and at lower cost than technologies. META® is a platform technology
traditional chemical synthesis. We enable leading company. We seek to partner with the leading
global brands to deliver breakthrough products OEMs across an expanding range of industries.
to their customers in consumer electronics, 5G
Products & Services: Antennas; Ice Protection
communications, health and wellness, aerospace,
Systems & Components; Optical Systems; Windows,
automotive, and clean energy. META® owns
Glazings & Lenses
a broad and growing portfolio of intellectual
property, patents, and trademarks. Our achieve-
ments have been widely recognized, including
being named a Global Cleantech 100 company.

PHOTO COURTESY STARBOARD AERONAUTICAL, INC.

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 [Link]

Manitoba Aerospace | 1000 Waverley Street, Winnipeg, MB R3T 0P3

Wendell Wiebe, CEO | wwiebe@[Link] | 204-272-2952

Manitoba Aerospace is an industry-led sector council that works to connect the local aerospace
and defence industries to national and international markets. Manitoba Aerospace collaborates
to develop a world-class industry and workforce through partnerships with Manitoba educational
institutions and other key stakeholders. Manitoba Aerospace represents a “network of excellence”
for the delivery of manufactured aerospace and defence products, as well as value added services
provided by world-class companies. Manitoba Aerospace also supports the delivery of “Learner
to World Class” Competitive Edge Supplier Development (CESD) Program.

Aerospace and Defence in Manitoba

The industry in Manitoba provides a diverse range of aerospace and defence manufactured
products and components as well as in-service-supports; maintenance-repair-overall (MRO);
innovation; research and development; and educational services. The cluster has a unique and
growing capability in the research and development, manufacturing, repair, and commercialization
of composites. Manitoba is also home to OEM-led, state-of-the-art engine testing, and environmental
certification research facilities.

Manitoba Aerospace Member Organizations

Advanced Composite Structures Fast Air Executive Aviation Services
Aero Recip GE Canada
Argus Industries Keewatin Air
Aurora Aerial Inc. KF Defence
Babcock Canada, Marine & Technology Magellan Aerospace Winnipeg
Boeing Canada MicroPilot
Cadorath Aerospace Perimeter Aviation
Canadian Propeller Precision ADM
Collins Aerospace Propworks
Dynamic Machine Corporation Standard Manufacturers Service Limited
Enduron Custom StandardAero

Manitoba Aerospace Associate Members

A. Adams Supply Ltd. Global Affairs Canada
Belcan Manitoba Institute of Trade & Technology
Business Development Bank of Canada MDS AeroTest
Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters Neeginan College of Applied Technology/CAHRD
Commissionaires Manitoba Pitblado
Deloitte Red River College
Delphi Technologies Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada
Dumur Industries Southport
Economic Development Winnipeg University of Manitoba – TTO
Elasto Proxy Inc. West Canitest R&D Inc. (WestCaRD)
Encore Metals Winnipeg Airports Authority (WAA)
EnviroTREC

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Advanced Composite Structures (ACS)
[Link]

43 Muir Road, Winnipeg, MB R2X 2X7

Slobodan Oravec, General Manager | soravec@[Link] | 204-982-6559

Advanced Composite Structures (ACS) is a world designs that address the localized defective area,
leader in rotor blade and composite component resulting in repair cost reduction.
repair for all makes and models of helicopters.
ACS is currently providing repair services through
Our mission is to find effective solutions that repair facilities located in Canada and the United
reduce customer operating costs and down time States of America with a location in Australia
through innovative and effective repairs, resulting scheduled to open in 2022. ACS also has an
in long term benefits to customers. In addition affiliation with Oceania Aviation in New Zealand.
to routine standard repair processes such as; With strategically located repair facilities around
inspection, SB/AD compliance checks, refinish the world, ACS provides services to customers
and balance, ACS offers support for repair design no matter their location.
development using TCCA DAO services/FAA
TCCA AMO# 39-89
approved data, resulting in continual expansion
FAA# R4TR418N, 6A8R903B
of repair process capabilities.
EASA # 145.6948, 145.6871
With an in-house engineering department, ACS
Products & Services: Commuters & Regional Aircraft;
provides customers with technical solutions and
Helicopters; Painting; Rotor Blade & Structural Repair
engineering support for the development of repair

PHOTO COURTESY MARSHALL AEROSPACE AND DEFENCE GROUP

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 [Link]
Ontario Aerospace Council | 1701 Aberfoyle Court, Pickering, ON L1V 4W4

Moira Harvey, CEO Natasha Gagnon, Vice President

647-274-5533 | [Link]@[Link] 416-616-7554 | [Link]@[Link]

The Ontario Aerospace Council (OAC) is comprised We work with major aerospace companies from
of approximatively 200 member companies, around the globe to facilitate the growth of their
representing over 70% of the Ontario aerospace Ontario footprints in terms of supply base and/
industry employment base and spans all tiers, or R&T initiatives. OAC members benefit from a
business activities and sizes. Ontario-made digital platform geared to promoting their specific
aerospace parts from this technology-intensive array of capabilities and expertise with the added
diversified cluster are used on virtually every value of an AI powered business matchmaking
passenger aircraft in the world. Our purpose is to tool. Visit [Link]/en to network
enhance recognition of Ontario’s capabilities as with Ontario aerospace companies.
a leader in global aerospace markets and work
Enhancing Education and Skills Development
together to build greater expertise to assure
Working collectively and collaboratively with our
continued growth and prosperity.
members, OAC defines, develops and implements
OAC fosters relationships between all stakeholders: strategic programs designed to target specific
industry, academia, researchers, governments areas and needs of our member businesses,
and associations to gather and share industry actively seeking support through strategic alliances,
intelligence, identify and facilitate funding as well partnerships or government funding opportunities
as being an active catalyst for industry growth. as well as providing seminars/workshops to
Working collectively and collaboratively with our address these needs. OAC also supports the
members and in partnership with government talent pipeline by offering annual scholarships
(provincial and federal), we define and implement for aerospace studies.
strategic member programs, initiatives and events
OAC’s COAST Training program offers innovative
in areas including: technology development and
courses for aerospace and aviation industry
adoption, supply chain relationships and readiness,
employees and managers who want to build and
skills development and workplace training.
enhance the skills that are in high demand in today’s
All Ontario companies and organizations involved workplaces. These courses include online modules,
in and with the aerospace industry in Ontario are sessions facilitated by subject matter experts,
invited to be part of this collaborative effort. This individual and group practicums, and experiential
includes OEMs, large companies and SMEs in: learning. Visit [Link] to learn more.
aircraft manufacturing (Tiers 1-4); UAS/ UAVs;
Building the Ontario Aerospace
maintenance, repair and overhaul; ground- based
Research and Technology Community
infrastructure; and space. Also included are Ontario
OAC’s Research & Technology Committee is
organizations that do business with the aerospace
comprised of representatives from government,
industry, i.e.: colleges, universities, research
academia, OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers and SME. Its
centres, financial institutions and consultants
mission is to serve our community by bringing
(engineering, business services).
together organizations from different levels of
Building Awareness and Recognition the aerospace technology and supply chain to
in the Global Market facilitate meaningful and directed collaborations
OAC develops and participates in a variety of that will result in enhanced competitiveness and
leading industry events, international trade missions capability across the Ontario aerospace sector.
and B2B shows alongside its members to help grow
Participate in OAC’s flagship event, Beyond the
awareness for the specific skills and capabilities
Barriers R&T Days, to engage, collaborate and
offered by Ontario’s aerospace industry and
innovate with the Ontario aerospace industry.
help foster increased commercial connections.

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AeroTek Manufacturing Ltd.
[Link]
1449 Hopkins Street, Whitby, ON L1N 2C2 | 905-666-3400 ext. 306

Jonathan Schofield, President | jschofield@[Link] | Cell: 905-391-7073

AeroTek Manufacturing Ltd. has provided 27,000 sq. ft. facility in Whitby, Ontario. AeroTek
high quality and quick turnaround times for strives to improve existing processes, while
aerospace and nuclear coatings for over 60 adding new ones as required. AeroTek is
years. AeroTek’s team, consisting of skilled and particularly focused on environmentally friendly
experienced engineers, technicians, chemists processes and is Canada’s expert on IVD, the
and management, continuously strive to improve completely environmentally friendly replacement
customer satisfaction. AeroTek and our partners for CAD and other sacrificial coatings. Large
offer One-Stop-Shop solutions to support our part zinc-nickel plating, light sulphuric anodizing
customers, including: and closed loop waste treatment were added to
• Ion Vapour • Chemical conversion reduce our environmental footprint. AeroTek has
Deposition (IVD) treatments implemented in-house NDT as part of ongoing
• Electroplating • NDT efforts to provide customers with improved
• Anodizing • Shot peening services. AeroTek achieved a 4Star level on
• Paint and dry • MRO services Bombardier’s 5Star program and is ISO/AS9100
Rev D, NADCAP(Merit), and N299.3 approved.
film lube
AeroTek holds approvals with most aerospace Products & Services: Anodizing; Coating; Magnetron
OEMs and operates out of a specially constructed Sputtering; Non-destructive Testing; Painting; Plating

Airstart
[Link]/en
2680 Skymark Avenue, Suite 902, Mississauga, ON L4W 5L6

Anne Vinet, Executive Vice-President and Partner | avinet@[Link] | Cell: 416-702-6582

Keeping aircraft in flight and on time, across the We are certified to AS9120B, the highest quality
world and around the clock. Airstart is more than standard in existence in the aerospace industry,
a parts supplier. We’re an agile logistics company and are an accredited ASA member. We believe in
designed to keep your aircraft in flight. Whether you going the extra mile to build global relationships.
need a single component or an entire inventory, or Awarded one of the #Best Managed companies
you want to lease, exchange, or purchase, we’re in Canada for seven consecutive years. More lift,
ready to help you 24 hours a day. less drag; that’s what working with Airstart is all
about! Email sales@[Link] for an instant
Airstart was established in 2000 to provide
quote. @flyairstart
component and MRO service to airlines worldwide.
The multi-award-winning company is a supplier Products & Services: Aircraft Spares; Auxiliary Power
of rotable and expendable parts for commercial Units; Business Aircraft; Engine Instruments; Engine
and corporate aircraft. Airstart is recognized as Repair & Overhaul; Hydraulic Systems & Components;
Airbus, Boeing, Embraer, Bombardier, De Havilland Integrated Logistics Services & Transportation Support;
and Mitsubishi components experts. Landing Gear Repair & Overhaul; Landing Gear Systems
Our rotable components are available for sale, & Components; Leasing Services; Maintenance
exchange and lease. Our rapid exchange (RX) Tooling; Navigation Systems & Equipment; Propellers
program will save you time and money. Your & Equipment; Rotor Blade & Structural Repair; Sensors;
order is always ready to ship within 15 minutes Special Purpose Aircraft; Valves
of your order.

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 BDO Canada LLP
[Link]/aerospace

222 Bay Street, Suite 2200, Toronto, ON M5K 1H1 | 416-815-3001

Daniel Hlavacek, CPA, CA, CPA (Connecticut), National Aerospace Leader | dhlavacek@[Link]

With a strong reputation for quality and value, business process enhancement, supply chain
Canadian aerospace companies are amongst enhancement and procurement to cybersecurity,
the strongest players amongst the Global OEMs blockchain, risk management, accounting and
and Tier 1 manufacturers. After a few challenging tax, our team helps clients succeed by taking
pandemic years, aerospace manufacturers are set advantage of these opportunities and navigating
to benefit from global recovery and the need for their challenges.
well-managed, technically advanced suppliers in
By leveraging our integrated global network, we
the industry. Favourable collaborative conditions
collaborate with BDO professionals around the
including government financial support, research
world. The BDO member firms, have extensive
and development infrastructure within our educa-
experience in the aerospace industry. Our rela-
tional institutions, and a highly skilled workforce
tionship allows us to stay up-to-date with industry
have combined to create a growth environment.
changes, keeping our clients well-informed of
At BDO, our professionals help aerospace com- potential challenges—and opportunities—on a
panies connect with the right partners to drive local and global scale. Contact us today to help
innovation and growth. Our service offering begins you build an Industry 4.0 roadmap and help you
with a unique, personalized road map focused on achieve future growth and innovation.
our client’s growth. From government incentives,
Products & Services: Financial Services

CMMXYZ
[Link]

2433 Meadowvale Boulevard, Mississauga, ON L5N 5S2 | 905-819-7878

Ian Murray, Sales Manager | imurray@[Link] | Cell: 647-205-2634

CMMXYZ is a multifaceted, high technology Reverse Engineering Solutions: For conceptual

provider of metrology products and measurement design, component replication, failure analysis
services. We provide our customers experience and CAD model development.
and insight, allowing them to solve complex
Portable Inspection and Scanning: For the
measurement and engineering challenges.
inspection and analysis of large components
Services – Dimensional Measurement and that require high accuracies. Products include:
Scanning: We offer measurement on-site or at AICON, ARTEC 3D, Cognitens, Leica and ROMER.
our own measurement lab, including scanning
Software – We offer a full suite of metrology
of entire aircraft, cowlings, wing sections and
and reverse engineering software including, but
landing gears. Internal scans of aircraft and
not limited to, PC-DMIS Enterprise Metrology
helicopters can be performed, as well as
Solutions, Innovmetric’s Polyworks, Spatial
certification of all related tooling and fixtures.
Analyzer and Coreview.
Products – Coordinate Measuring and Scanning
Products & Services: Calibration Services; Inspection
Machines: From high productivity ultra-precise
Equipment; Inspection Services; Testing & Inspection
bridge CMMs to large gantry installations, using
Services
tactile, optical and laser probing. Products
include Brown & Sharpe, Leitz, Hexagon and OGP.

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Comtek Advanced Structures
[Link]

1360 Artisans Court, Burlington, ON L7L 5Y2 | 905-331-8121

Robin Lovell, President | rlovell@[Link]

Comtek Advanced Structures is a leading supplier structures on regional aircraft including ERJ, CRJ,
of composite components and repair services Dash-8/Q400, and ATR. As a Design Approval
to business jet, regional aircraft, and aero-engine Organization supported by a growing library
markets. We design, manufacture and repair of proprietary designs, we are able to repair
components that are used on thousands of damage well beyond typical SRM limits efficiently
aircraft every day, across the globe. and with competitive pricing. Our portfolio of
replacement and upgrade floor panels covers
OEM Services  Comtek provides aircraft most of the active regional aircraft fleet.
manufacturers with innovative supply chain
solutions with expertise managing large volumes Quality Accreditations
and high part variability. Capitalizing on years
• AS9100D, AS9110C
of experience, a full engineering team and a
• TC Design 96-O-02 (AMW 505)
state-of-the-art facility, Comtek is capable of
• TC Manufacturing 70-94 (CAR 561)
fabricating virtually any composite or composite/
• TC Maintenance 70-94 (CAR 573)
metallic structure.
• EASA 145.7079 Approval
Fleet Support  Comtek supports airline operators
and MRO centers with component repair Products & Services: Aircraft Structures & Sub-
services and aftermarket floor panels. Our assembly; Component Manufacturing & Processing;
repair capabilities span primary and secondary Contract Design & Manufacturing; Flight Control
Repair & Overhaul

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 Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc.
[Link]

1560 Crumlin Sideroad, London, ON N5V 1S2

Annemarie Mercedes Heikenwalder, Head of Sales & Marketing

[Link]@[Link] | Cell: 514-951-0861

Diamond Aircraft, headquartered in Austria with solutions DA42 MPP and DA62 MPP and the
facilities in Canada and China, is among the soon to be certified aerobatic turboprop tandem
leading General Aviation aircraft manufacturers. trainer: DART. Diamond Aircraft uses proprietary
Founded in 1981, Diamond has pioneered many lead-free jet fuel piston engines, made by Austro
aviation firsts and achieved numerous milestones Engine GmbH (a 100% subsidiary of Diamond
and industry expert accolades. Today, Diamond Aircraft) for the DA40NG, DA42-VI and DA62.
Aircraft has more than 1,200 employees worldwide
Every one of Diamond’s aircraft shares a common
and offers the most complete range of certified
DNA, incorporating leading edge technology,
piston aircraft models: from the 2-seat single
not for the sake of innovation, but for superior
DA20 to the stunning 7 seat DA62.
performance, efficiency and safety. Over 5,000
With its complete line of piston aircraft including Diamond airplanes are flown by private pilots,
a dedicated flight training concept with Single professional flight training operators and
Engine Piston (DA40 NG, DA40XLT) and Multi institutions worldwide.
Engine Piston (DA42-VI, DA42-L360) trainers, along
Products & Services: Advanced Air Mobility/
with flight training simulators and proprietary
Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems; Business Aircraft;
engines, Diamond Aircraft is the only sole source
Contract Design & Manufacturing; Composites &
provider in the fleet training market. Diamond
Plastics; Contract R & D; Education, Simulation
Aircraft also made a footprint in the special
& Training; Recreation Aircraft; Special Purpose
mission market with the remote sensing turnkey
Aircraft; Systems Integration

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E.T.M. Industries Inc.
[Link]

310 Hall Avenue, Renfrew, ON K7V 2S5 | 613-432-6136 ext. 244

John Robertson, President | jrobertson@[Link] | Cell: 613-570-8086

E.T.M. Industries Inc. offers both metal CNC in the aerospace, space, automotive, nuclear,
machining and plastic injection molding mining, military and telecom industries.
capabilities, as well as a state-of-the-art tool
E.T.M. provides turnkey value added solutions,
room where we make our own tools, jigs, fixtures
managing all aspects of inventory from raw
and plastic injection molds. ETM is Registered
stock and castings to finished goods, such as
to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 and Controlled
heat treat, plating, painting, silk screenings, and
Goods Registered Company.
assembly and kitting.
E.T.M. has 40 plus CNC machines in 3-, 4- and
E.T.M. is always adding new equipment and
5-axis machining plus 10 lathes with live tooling,
staying current with the latest technology in order
two wire EDM machines and die sinking. Our
to pass the best value back to our customers.
plastic injection machines range from 28 ton
to 250 ton for a total of ten machines. We work Products & Services: Machining; Precision
Machining/Polishing & Deburring; Tooling

Exactatherm
[Link]

2381 Anson Drive, Mississauga, ON L5S 1G1 | 905-677-7822

Tim Lidster, Business Development Manager | [Link]@[Link]

As one of North America’s leading companies for Processes include: Ion Nitriding, Vacuum Heat
surface treatment and vacuum heat treatment Treatment, Stress Relieving, Age Hardening,
of metals, Exactatherm is continuing our and Cryogenics. Services include: Certificate of
commitment to maintaining our position as a Compliance, heat chart, fixturing, metallographic
market leader with our new SECO/WARWICK examination, micro hardness testing and
CaseMaster Evolution vacuum furnace, a two hardness profile analysis. Expedited and AOG
chamber furnace with oil and 2 bar gas quenching service available. Prime approvals include: The
capabilities and working dimensions of 48 x 36 x Boeing Company, Bombardier, Goodrich Landing
48. With this furnace, we have greatly expanded Gear, Messier-Dowty, Pratt and Whitney Canada,
our capabilities and can now offer heat treating Rolls-Royce and Heroux-Devtek.
services on a whole new range of aerospace
Strategic alliances with OEMs and universities
parts, including landing gears.
are supported to co-develop advanced thermal
Quality assurance is of ultimate importance processes. A strong research and development
at Exactatherm. Our current certifications thrust has been a priority at Exactatherm since
include: NADCAP AS7003, ISO 9001-2008, SAE its inception. Exactatherm: “Leading the Way
AS9100-C and Controlled Goods Registered in Metal Treating Processes.”
Program (CGRP).
Products & Services: Heat Treating; Stainless Steel

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 Universal Precision Technology
[Link]

350 Dosco Drive, Stoney Creek, ON L8E 2N5 | 905-389-1610

Nick Dobrea, President | nickdobrea@[Link] | Cell: 905-512-5949

Since 1992, Universal Precision Technology At Universal our accomplished personnel are
has established an irrefutable reputation in the dedicated to providing continuous improvements
precision manufacturing industry. to our high-quality standards, exceptional
customer service and consistent on time delivery
Our 45,[Link]. facility houses state of the art performance utilizing innovative strategies
equipment and technology such as multi-axis garnering customer satisfaction and trust. We
CNC mills/lathes, wire and die sink EDMs and are ISO 9001:2015 / AS9100 D / CGP Registered.
Mill turn equipment, allowing us the opportunity
to meet current and future customer demands Products & Services: Aircraft Structures &
throughout North America for the aerospace, Sub-assembly; Aluminum; Component
aircraft, military and optical industries. Manufacturing & Processing; Landing Gear Systems
& Components; Machining; Precision Machining/
Working with a variety of materials we offer our Polishing & Deburring; Satellites, Satellite Systems,
clientele complete solutions to their complex Components & Software; Specialty Alloys; Stainless
requirements including but not limited to Steel; Sub-assembly; Tool Design & Tooling
precision machining of components, assembling, Fabrication; Transmission Systems & Components
prototyping, tool manufacturing, batch and full
production runs.

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training platforms are exceptionally reliable
and make for the ultimate training aircrafts.
Designed to maximize learning transfer and
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ABB Inc. 35 CEL Aerospace Test Equipment Ltd. 56

Acrolab Ltd. 36 Celestica 57
ADGA 36 Centre de Developpement des
Advanced Composite Structures (ACS) 131 composites du Québec 124
Aéro Montréal 123 Certification Center Canada (3C) 57
Aerosystems International Inc. 37 CFN Consultants 59
AeroTek Manufacturing Ltd. 133 CGI Inc. 59
AIAC Pacific 120 Chorus Aviation 58
Airbus 38 CMC Electronics 61
Airstart 133 CMMXYZ 134
Alphacasting 39 Collins Aerospace 60
Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp. 39 Comtek Advanced Structures 135
Anotek Anodizing Inc. 40 Conair Group Inc. 62
Apex Industries Inc. 40 contextere 61
Arnprior Aerospace Inc. 41 Cyclone Manufacturing Inc. 63
Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd. 42 DART Aerospace 64
ATEM Canada, Inc. 124 DB Schenker of Canada Ltd. 65
Atlantic Canada Aerospace and De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited 65
Defence Association (ACADA) 127 Dellcom Aerospace 66
Avascent 42 DGI Supply – A DoALL Company 121
Avcorp Industries Inc. 43 Diamond Aircraft Industries 67, 136
Avcorp Structures & Integration 121 DRS Technologies Canada Ltd.
Avior Integrated Products Inc. 44 (DRS Canada) 68
Aviya Aerospace Systems 45 Dumur Industries 69
Babcock 46 E.T.M. Industries Inc. 137
BDO Canada LLP 134 Exactatherm 137
Bell Textron Canada Ltd. 47 Field Aviation 70
Besnovo Technologies 48 Firan Technology Group Corporation 69
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 49 Fives Liné Machines 125
Boeing Canada Operations Ltd. 49 Flexibülb Inc. 71
Bombardier 50 Garrtech Inc. 71
Bray Metals Inc. 51 Gastops Limited 72
Brenntag Lubricants Americas 51 GE Canada 73
Burloak Technologies Inc. 52 General Dynamics Mission Systems–
C6 Launch Systems 53 Canada 73
CAE 53 Genesis Marketing Group Inc. 74
Calian, Advanced Technologies 54 Global Partner Solutions 74
Canadian Council for Aviation & GSNetworks 75
Aerospace (CCAA) 117 Héroux-Devtek Inc. 75
CanRep Inc. 55 Hess Aerospace and Defense Ltd. 76
Carleton University – HICO Canada Inc. as part of HICO
Co-operative Education 118 Group of Companies 76
C-CORE 55 Huys Industries Limited 77
CCX Technologies 56 I4C Global Inc. Aerospace Division 77
CE3 Electronics Inc. 128 IMP Aerospace & Defence 78

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Javelin Technologies, Pole Air Aviation Inc. 98

A TriMech Company 79 Pratt & Whitney Canada 98
KF Aerospace 80 Precision ADM, Inc. 99
KPMG LLP 80 Promark Electronics 99
Krayden Canada 81 ProShop 122
L3Harris Technologies Canada 81 Providence Group 100
LATECOERE Interconnection Systems 82 Pyrotek Aerospace Ltd. 100
LATĒSYS Solutions Inc. 83 QSTC Inc. 101
Leonardo Company 83 Rasakti Inc. 126
Liburdi Turbine Services 84 Roland Berger 102
Little Lakes Machine & Tool Co. 85 Rolls-Royce Canada Limited 103
Lockheed Martin Canada 85 Saab Canada Inc. 104
M1 Composites Technology Inc. 86 Safran 103
Magellan Aerospace 87 Saskatchewan Ministry of Trade
Manitoba Aerospace 130 and Export Development 119
MANNARINO Systems & Software Inc. 88 Saxon Aerospace Inc. 105
Marinvent Corporation 86 SGS North America 105
Marshall Canada 89 Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing 106
MBS Techservices Inc. 89 Sonovision Canada Inc. 106
MDS Gas Turbine Engine Solutions 90 Southport Aerospace Centre Inc. 107
Meta Materials Inc. 129 StandardAero 108
MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. 91 Starboard Aeronautical, Inc. 108
Mission Control Space Services Inc. 91 STELIA Aerospace North America 109
MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. 92, 122 TDM Technical Services 110
National Research Council of Canada 93 Team Eagle Ltd. 110
NGC Aerospace Ltd. 93 Tech-Trek Ltd. 111
Noreast Electronics Co. Ltd. 94 Thales Canada Inc. 111
North American Aerospace Corporation 94 Top Aces 112
NWI Precision 95 Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 112
Ontario Aerospace Council 132 Universal Precision Technology 138
Parabellum Communication Inc. 95 VAC Developments Limited 113
Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited 96 VACS Ltd. 114
Pilot Hill Ltd. 97 WāVv 115
PointMan Canada Ltd. 97 Xiphos Systems Corporation 116

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