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Chairman’s message

Bienvenue à Montréal!

Au nom du conseil d’administration, il me fait plaisir de vous souhaiter la bienvenue au 79e Congrès annuel de l’ATAC. Notre congrès est le plus important rassemblement annuel d’exploitants commerciaux et de formation au pilotage de l’industrie canadienne du transport aérien. C’est un forum exceptionnel pour vous informer et participer dans des discussions sur les dossiers de l’heure mais c’est aussi une occasion unique pour faire du réseautage, revoir de vieux amis ou faire de nouvelles connaissances.

Je remercie tous nos précieux commanditaires pour leur soutien très apprécié. De plus, je vous encourage à visiter le Salon des exposants, dont plusieurs sont à leur première participation.

Je vous souhaite un congrès profitable et agréable et j’espère avoir l’oc-casion de vous rencontrer dans le Salon des exposants, dans les nom-breuses réunions de comités ainsi que lors des activités sociales.

Le Président du Conseil d’administration de l’ATAC,Harvey Friesen

Welcome to Montréal!

On behalf of the Board of Directors, it is with great pleasure that I welcome you to ATAC’s 79th AGM.

Our AGM and Trade Show is the premier annual event in Canadian com-mercial aviation and flight training, and is meant to be informative, offering a forum to discuss issues, providing a unique opportunity for networking, meeting old friends and making new acquaintances.

I thank all of our sponsors for their precious and much appreciated sup-port. I also want to encourage you to visit our exhibitors, some of whom are participating for the first time.

To all, I wish a pleasant and informative AGM and I look forward to meeting you in the Trade Show and in the many different committees and social functions.

Harvey FriesenChair, ATAC Board of Directors

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a special thanks to our 2013 sponsors, exhibitors and delegates for helping make our agm and Tradeshow a success. We value your participation and we hope that you find your involvement

to be equally rewarding.

mark your calendars now for next year….

Join us as We CelebraTe our 80Th anniversaryaTaC 80th annual general meeting and Tradeshow

Monday, November 17 – Wednesday, November 19, 2014Westin Bayshore Hotel | Vancouver, BC

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Porter Airlines by Robert Deluce

A new feature to the AGM program starting this year is the “Member Spotlight.” This year will feature Porter Airlines. Robert Deluce, President and CEO, will speak about new developments and initiatives.

Porter Airlines has revolutionized short-haul flying with a warm and effortless approach to hospitality, restoring glamour and refinement to air travel. Porter is an Official 4-Star Airline® in the World Airline Star Rating® by

Skytrax, and rated second in the world in Condé Nast Traveler’s Readers Choice Awards Top Small Airlines category.The airline’s fleet consists of 26 Bombardier Q-400 aircraft and currently offers flights to Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City,

Moncton, Halifax, St. John’s, Thunder Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, Timmins, Windsor, New York (Newark), Chicago (Midway), Bos-ton, Washington (Dulles) and has seasonal flights to Mt. Tremblant, Que., Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Burlington, Vt. Vacation packages are available from Porter Escapes at www.porterescapes.com. Visit www.flyporter.com or call (888) 619-8622 for more information.

Martin J. Eley, Director General, Civil Aviation, Transport Canada

Martin Eley was appointed Canada’s Director General, Civil Aviation, on May 4, 2009. In this capacity, Martin is account-able for Canada’s civil aviation safety regulatory framework and the safety oversight of the civil aviation system. Since being appointed, he has also overseen the extensive modifications made to Transport Canada’s Civil Aviation Program that proactively ensures Canada remains at the leading edge of aviation safety.

Despite tough economic times and a period of fiscal restraint, Martin has focused on maintaining stability in his directorate and has worked with his team to find efficiencies and to target program resources in high-risk areas that provide the greatest safety benefits for Canadians.

As Director General, Martin puts a priority on soliciting the views of stakeholders and promoting collaboration with the industry in implementing new regulations and procedures. He also encourages the same kind of open, honest and respectful discussion within his own team, which helps to break down communication barriers that inevitably exist in large organizations such as the Civil Aviation directorate.

Martin joined the aerospace industry in 1972, working in both the Civil and Military Divisions of British Aerospace. Since joining Trans-port Canada in 1982, he has worked as a structures specialist, a project manager and in a number of senior management positions.

Martin holds a B.Sc (Hon) in Aeronautical Engineering from the Imperial College of the University of London. He is a Profes-sional Engineer and an Associate Fellow of the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute (CASI).

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The Honourable Lisa Raitt, Minister of Transport

Lisa Raitt was first elected to the House of Commons in 2008 and re-elected in 2011. In July 2013, Ms. Raitt was appointed Minister of Transport. Previously, she was appointed Minister of Natural

Resources in October 2008 and Minister of Labour in January 2010. Prior to her election to the House of Commons, Ms. Raitt was the President and Chief Executive Officer of the

Toronto Port Authority (TPA). She had previously served as the TPA’s general counsel and harbourmaster. As a lawyer, Ms. Raitt specialized in the areas of intellectual property, commercial litigation and shipping arbitration. Ms. Raitt is an active member of her community. She volunteered as a Halton canvasser and fundraiser for the Canadian Na-

tional Institute for the Blind, and for her children’s hockey, soccer and gymnastics organizations. In 2002, Ms. Raitt was invited to become a member of the Canadian chapter of the worldwide Young Presidents’ Organization.

She is a graduate of St. Francis Xavier University and holds a Master of Science degree from the University of Guelph. She earned her law degree from Osgoode Hall at York University.

Ms. Raitt resides in Moffat, Ont., and is the mother of two boys.

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WEDnEsDAy, novEMBER 20Canadian Council for aviation and aerospace Workshop“person responsible for maintenance Control”Venue: Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel

This one-day workshop provides participants with a com-prehensive overview of the regulatory requirements for the Person Responsible for Maintenance Control System role and the responsibilities in this position. Content covered:• Understanding the Owners’ responsibilities and the

basics of management systems• Understanding the role of commercial operators• Comprehensive overview of the regulatory structure• Understanding the responsibilities of certificate hold-

ers• Understanding the responsibilities of the Mainte-

nance Manager (Person Responsible for Maintenance Control)

please noTeThis session is not included in the AGM Registration Fee. Visit our website at www.atac.ca/web/en/events/agm-and-trade-show.html for registration information. Special rate for ATAC members.

WEDnEsDAy, novEMBER 20 - FRiDAy, novEMBER 22aTaC sms Tool kit WorkshopVenue: CQFA, DorvalInstructor: Mike Doiron (Bilingual Presenter)

This three day workshop consisting of both lectures and hands-on exercises has been designed to help members take the ATAC SMS Tool Kit and establish an SMS program within their operations, while minimizing time and expenses in the implementation process. The workshop offers:• Safety: Streamlined program, which makes sense to

air operators.• Compliance: Meet all requirements for current TC

regulation and regulations foreseen. Updated to ICAO best practice.

• EfficiencyofOperations: Provides the tools to run an effective program. New day-to-day workflows included.

• Bottomlinesavingsthroughoperationaleffectiveness: It doesn’t cost more to be compliant and get immediate savings out of a functional program

• Scalable: Methodologies presented with a process that are applicable to the scope and complexity of your operation.

please noTeThis session is not included in the AGM Registration Fee. Visit our website at www.atac.ca/web/en/initiatives/sms-tool-kit.html for registration information.

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Final agendas will be available at the committee meetings. Committee topics shown are not necessarily in agenda order. Some sessions are open to members only. Committee meetings are closed to media. All events will be held on the Convention Floor of the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel unless otherwise specified.

sunDAy, novEMBER 1707:30 – 17:00 registration Foyer

CommiTTee meeTings

08:00 – 11:30 Fixed Wing, air Taxi and Flight Training (session 1)�� Opening Remarks – John McKenna, ATAC President�� Welcome Message – Joan Williams, Chairperson�� Members Only Issues Session – Dennis Cooper

•RegulatoryWatch•Memberissues•Futureconcernsinflighttraining/airtaxi

�� Open mic with Transport Canada – Aaron McCrorie and Arlo Speer•Licensingstatistics•Overviewofnewreportingstructure•Updateonprofessionallicensedelegation•SMSenforcementpolicies•MOUwithprovincialregulators•FreelanceinstructorsandFTshareholderclubs•Manualapprovaldelays•Delaysinprocessingoflicenses

�� Seneca College Aviation Research and Program Update - Lynn McMullen

Duluth

10:00 – 11:30 Flight Training maintenanceForum for flight schools to share and discuss approaches to dealing with TCCA maintenance issues including establishing Maintenance Manuals (MCM, MPM, QA) as well as maintenance schedules for aircraft types typically used in flight training. This will continue the idea started last year of FTUs sharing manuals and maintenance specifications and the creation of useful templates etc. – Les Aalders, ATAC

noTe: Additional Maintenance Topics of interest to the Flight Training community will be cov-ered during the Technical Operations Session 1 (Monday PM) and Session 2 (Tuesday AM).

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10:00 Coffee break (Sponsored by Seneca College)

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11:30 – 13:00 associations presidents’ meeting (by invitation only) Richelieu

13:00 – 17:00 board of directors’ meeting Hochelaga 6

CommiTTee meeTings

13:00 – 16:00 maintenance, repair and overhaul (mro)�� International Marketing, Les Aalders, ATAC

•MRO2013Americas(ATL)Report•MRO2013Europe(LHR)Report•FuturePlans–MRO2014Americas(PHX)&MRO2014Europe(MAD)

�� MarketingServices&MarketingIntelligencePrograms-ChrisSalem,Penton AviationMedia Group�� “Innovations in weld type repairs” - Don Hrabec, Acorn Welding�� Partnership Success Stories�� Open Discussion: “Growing a Successful MRO Industry in Canada”

Hochelaga 4

13:00 – 17:00 Fixed Wing, air Taxi and Flight Training (session 2)�� Website Design Strategies – Laura Denk, E-Choice Innovations•Searchenginefriendly–Googlehastolikeyou•Enduserfriendly–Visitorshavetotrustyou•Conversationfriendly–Gettheinquirytomakethesale

�� Let’sbeFriends:SocialMedia&IntellectualProperty–EricMacramalla, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP�� Legal Presentation for the Aviation Industry – Amanda Sarginson and Steve Williams,

Emond Harnden LLP•Substantive&ProceduralAccommodationWorkshop•ManagingEmployeeRisk&CostWorkshop

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14:00 – 17:00 safety advisory�� TSB Watchlist Update - Joe Hincke, TSB Board Member

•CFIT(ControlledFlightIntoTerrain)> the need for TAWS (Terrain Awareness Warning System)> stabilized approaches using SCDA (Stabilized Constant Decent Approach) techniques

•Operationsoversight(andTSBconcerns)fromaccidentreports•NeedforlightweightFDRs(FlightDataRecorders)•AdvantagesforSMS(althoughnotyetrequiredfor703&704operators)

�� ICAO Safety Initiatives - John Illson, ICAO�� SMS Implementation under EASA, lessons learned – Patrick Coulter, FlightSafety Canada�� International Air Transport Association (IATA) Safety Initiatives�� NAVCANADASafetyInitiativesUpdate–RobThurngur/AnnLindeis

•BestPracticesWorkingGroupbriefing•SafetyManagementSystem(SMS)InterventionsandFollow-upActivities•RunwaySafetyandIncursionPreventionPanel(RSIP)Update•LaserAttacks

MacKenzie

15:00 Coffee break(Sponsored by Rapiscan Systems)

Foyer

17:00 – 18:00 meet and greet for new members, exhibitors and aTaC directors in the Tradeshow (By Invitation)

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18:00 – 19:30 Chairman’s reception in the Tradeshow (Co-Sponsored by The Boeing Company)

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MonDAy, novEMBER 1807:00 – 17:00 registration Foyer

07:00 – 08:00 hot and Cold breakfast in the Tradeshow (Co-Sponsored by Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP)

Hochelaga1/Grand Salon

08:00 – 09:00 79th annual general meeting�� Chairman’s Remarks – Harvey J. Friesen, President, Bearskin Airlines�� President’sAnnualReport–JohnMcKenna,President&CEO,ATAC�� Honorary Treasurer’s Report – Joseph Sparling, President, Air North

Marquette/Jolliet

09:00 – 09:30 member spotlight�� RobertDeluce,President&CEO,PorterAirlines

Marquette/Jolliet

09:30 – 10:00 Coffee break in the Tradeshow (Sponsored by Emond Harnden)

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10:00 – 11:30 session with Transport Canada’s director general, Civil aviation, martin eley (Closed to Media)�� Transport Canada Civil Aviation Organization Update�� With regards to performance based regulations, where are the goal posts, i.e. how are

operators to be measured and against what standards?�� Implementation of changes to reduce “Regulatory Irritants” identified in submission to

Minister Fletcher�� TC use of a Staff Instruction as a standard thus circumventing normal industry consultation

for a standard, e.g. SUR 001 Surveillance Procedures�� Fatigue Risk Management update�� Identification of the most common reasons of incomplete manual amendment applications�� Enforcement Policy regarding companies engaged in SMS as well as companies that are in

the process of “Transitioning to SMS” �� CARAC Modernization Status�� Runway End Safety Area (RESA) Regulatory Update�� ICAO 38th Assembly Update�� Corrective Action Plans (CAP)

Marquette/Jolliet

12:00 – 13:30 opening luncheon Keynote Speaker: The Honourable Lisa Raitt, Minister of Transport

presentation of awards�� The David Charles Abramson Memorial Award�� Webster Memorial Trophy

Marquette/Jolliet

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13:30 – 17:00 Technical operations (session 1)�� Transport Canada Civil Aviation Update – Aaron McCrorie

•AgeingAeroplaneRulemaking&relatedharmonizationInitiativeswithaspecialfocuson Limit of Validity (LOV) and its impact on Canadian operators•SMSPVI,AssessmentsandSurveillanceplansandresultssummary•BilateralAviationSafetyAgreementsandHarmonizationinitiatives

�� Industry Update:•ADS-BDesignandCertification-StephaneChartier,L-3Com•OpenDiscussionofMemberIssues

MacKenzie

14:00 – 16:00 legal (legal Community only)�� Canadian Transportation Agency

•Overviewofcurrentissues-GhislainBlanchard> Interline Baggage> Wet Leasing> Airfare Advertising> ATR Amendments

•Reviewofrecentrulingsandrequestforvoluntarycompliance-NinaFrid

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14:00 – 16:00 security (members only)�� Canadian Air Transportation Security Authority - Yves Ducharme

•CATSADevelopments�� Transport Canada - Erin O’Gorman

•TransportCanada’sAviationSecurityRegulatoryPlans

Hochelaga 4

14:00 – 17:00 skills & labour solutions for the aviation industry - Canadian Council for aviation and aerospace (CCaa)A structured presentation on employee training, assessment and development followed by a discussionofthemembersconcernsaboutskills/labourshortagesandhowATAC/CCAAcanassist.

Hochelaga 3

15:00 Coffee break (Sponsored by InterVISTAS Consulting)

Foyer

17:00 – 19:00 Tradeshow and pre-dinner reception (SponsoredbyPratt&WhitneyCanada)

Hochelaga1/Grand Salon

19:00 – 22:30 aTaC’s gala dinner (Dress Code: Business attire) �� Awards – ATAC Honoree, The Jim Glass Humanitarian Award

and The Hope Air Outstanding Philanthropist Award�� Entertainment:

•ColinHunterandtheJoeSealyQuartet•MartinRozon,Magician/Comedian

Marquette/Jolliet

TuEsDAy, novEMBER 1907:30 – 15:30 registration Foyer

07:30 – 08:30 hot and Cold breakfast in the Tradeshow Hochelaga1/Grand Salon

CommiTTee meeTings

08:30 – 12:00 Cargo�� International Air Transport Association - Warren H. Jones

•E-Waybill•CSNC

�� Transport Canada - Emmanuel Chabot•AirCargoSecurityProgramDevelopments

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ed 08:30 – 12:00 Fixed Wing, air Taxi and Flight Training (session 3)�� Screening Systems for Beginning Flight Training – Diane Damos, Ph.D,

Damos Aviation Services�� Commercial Pilot Instructor Guide Hands-on Introduction Workshop –

Gary Anderson, Seneca College and Leslie Hogan, CCAA�� Transport Safety Board – Joe Hincke, TSB Board Member

Given the accident statistics for 703 operators, the presentation will focus on a number of topics such as:

•Operationsoversight•LightweightsFDRs•SMS•Statisticsonrental/trainingaccidents

Duluth

08:30 – 12:00 Joint Flight operations and regional operations�� TransportCanadaUpdate–AaronMcCrorie/DenisGuindon

•PBN•ApprovalProcessandcurrentstatusofLPVApproaches•ADS-Bplans•ICAOAreaofOperationsformatchangeforAOCandresultingimpactonoperators•FlightandDutyTimeRestrictions

�� NAVCANADAUpdate–ChuckMontgomery/BobFiege•ADS-BPlansandStatus•Windsor-Toronto-MontrealWTMAirspaceProject•AlbertaAirspaceProject•WeatherInitiativesupdate(cameras,CFPSetc.)•PBNupdate•AISproductsoverview•ATOCC/ANSNACIssues

�� Industry Presentation: •ADS-BImplementation-OperationalBenefits–StephaneChartier,L-3Com

Jolliet

08:30 – 12:00 Technical operations (session 2)�� Industry Update:

•LockheedMartin–KellyAviationCenterMontreal-70plusyearsofexperiencecombined with a world renowned company, a recipe for success - Jim Andrews •Weldingofaircraftparts,thelatesttechnologyandprocesses-DonHrabec,AcornWelding•TroubleshootingandRepeatDefectManagementTool-PhilD’Eon,CaseBank Technologies

MacKenzie

09:00 – 10:00 industry partners meeting with aTaC’s president �� ATAC’s President will discuss issues of interest with Industry Partners (Exhibitors welcome)

Hochelaga 4

09:00 – 12:00 dangerous goods (session 1)�� Required equipment for Aircraft Survival Kits and proper classification of life-saving

apparatus�� ICAO – New standards for DG training and instructors; ever-changing requirements for

lithium batteries; operator requirements to provide information to passengers and DG’s carried by passengers and crew; undeclared dangerous goods and reporting of incidents and discrepancies; dangerous goods in the mail

Hochelaga 6

10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break in the Tradeshow (Sponsored by FlightSafety International)

Hochelaga1/Grand Salon

12:00 – 14:00 Tradeshow and buffet lunch (Sponsored by NAV CANADA)

Hochelaga1/Grand Salon

CommiTTee meeTings

14:00 – 17:00 dangerous goods (session 2)�� Canadian TDG regulatory up-dates that affect air transport�� UN working paper review with an impact on air carriers such as “V” packaging, fuels in

machinery and fuel system components carried as COMAT or cargo�� Potential for a “new” hazard class for Energy Storage Systems

Hochelaga 6

14:00 – 17:00 Fixed Wing, air Taxi and Flight Training (session 4)�� Celebrate Success – Making Breakthrough Improvements in Safety, Service and Profit –

Steve Demy and Graham Palmer, Victoria Flying Club�� Flight Instructor Training – Patrick Coulter, FlightSafety Canada�� Everything you Wanted to Know about Emergency Response Plans but Were Afraid to Ask… -

Mike Doiron, Doiron Aviation Consulting

Duluth

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exClusive TradeshoW hours ouTside oF business sessionssunday, november 17, 2013 1700 – 1800 Meet and Greet for New Members, Exhibitors and ATAC Directors (by invitation) 1800 - 1930 Chairman's Reception

monday, november 18, 2013 0700 - 0800 Breakfast 0930 - 1000 Coffee Break 1700 - 1900 Tradeshow and Pre-Dinner Reception

Tuesday, november 19, 2013 0730 - 0830 Breakfast 1000 - 1030 Coffee Break 1200 - 1400 Tradeshow Luncheon

14:00 – 17:00 Flight operations�� Operating Efficiency Improvement Initiatives Enabling Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions

Reduction•Canada

> Transport Canada – Sean Rogers> ATAC – Les Aalders

�� International Air Transport Association (IATA) perspectives re: recent ICAO Assembly�� NAVCANADA“EnergyManagement”Workshop–DaveHolland/AnthonyMacKay�� Sharing Regulatory and Operational Experiences and Best Practices�� Open Discussion of Member Issues

Jolliet

14:00 – 17:00 industry monetary affairs�� NAV CANADA - Raymond Bohn

•FinancialPlans�� InterVISTAS - Rob Benyon

•Impactoftaxationonaviationtoregionalcommunitiesandtourism

Hochelaga 2

14:00 – 17:00 regional operations�� New CAR 704 Performance Regulations: Background and Update – Arlo Speer, TCCA�� Operational Improvement Opportunities via GPS for Regional Operators – Oliver Setka, ATAC�� Sharing Regulatory and Operational Experiences and Best Practices�� Open Discussion of Member Issues

MacKenzie

14:30 – 17:00 Cabin operations�� Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA) regulatory issues affecting Cabin Operations,

UpdateandDiscussion–PascaleLachance/ChristopherDann,TCCA�� Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) Issues – Susan Clarke, CTA

•ConsultationonProposedResourceTool:TravellingwithanAttendant–GlendaNicol,CTA•CTATrainingVideo“AccessibilityforAll”–MatthieuLabelle,CTA

�� Health Canada Issues: •“AirlineFoodandSanitationProgram”draftinspectionguidelines-KevinCarlisle, Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) •QuarantineProcedures

�� Other Business

Hochelaga 3

15:00 Coffee break (Sponsored by ATR North America)

Foyer

17:00 – 19:00 Closing reception Private room in Voyageurs Bar (Lobby Level)

**Committee meetings are closed to media** Communication support - Courtesy of CQFa, hamilton Watches, porter airlines, sunwing airlines and Wings magazine

lanyards - Courtesy of bombardier Commercial aircraft

simultaneous Translation - Courtesy of Transports Québec

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Apron Fuel services 455 Boul. Fenelon, Suite 110, Montreal, Quebec H9S 5T8 Phone: 514-633-9311Website: www.apronfuelservices.comContact: Tyler HuntE-mail: thunt@apronfuelservices.comDirect Phone: 514-633-9311 ext. 205>Apron Fuel Services is a Jet A and Jet A1 supplier to both FBO’s and commercial aviation at all major airports in Canada. We also offer related services such as: leasing and design of refueling tanker trucks, fuel management systems, and fuel fa-cility construction and more. Come see us for more information.

Atr nortH AmericA45195 Business Court, Suite 450, Dulles, Virginia 20166 USAPhone: 571-203-6900 Fax: 571-203-6903Website: www.atraircraft.comContact: Jean RosadoE-mail: JRosado@atrnorthamerica.comDirect Phone: 571-203-6913>France-based regional turboprop aircraft manufacturer ATR is the world leader in the market for regional aircraft up to 90 seats. The 50-seat ATR 42 and the 70-seat ATR 72 (both still in production) are the reference on short-haul routes around the world.

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AviAll (cAnAdA) ltd.1840 Alstep Drive, Unit 5, Mississauga, Ontario L5S 1W1Phone: 1-800-AVIALL-1 Fax: 905-676-9046Website: www.aviall.comContact: Rick RantzE-mail: rrantz@aviall.comDirect Phone: 416-574-2235>Aviall distributes aircraft parts and products worldwide through local warehouses. Aviall offers full customer-ori-ented service, with a local touch. Product repair services are also available. AOG and after-hours support available.

AviAtion unlimited (1990) inc. 2833 16th Avenue, P.O. Box 101, Markham, Ontario L3R 0P8 Phone: 905-477-0107 Fax: 905-477-9616Website: www.aviationunlimited.comContact: Solly Capua E-mail: Solly@aviationunlimited.comDirect Phone: 416-880-7925>Aviation Unlimited is Canada’s exclusive distributor for Piper Aircraft, Diamond Aircraft, and Mahindra Aerospace’s GippsAERO. With over 30 years’ experience in the Canadian general aviation industry, Aviation Unlimited has developed a reputation for their aircraft sales integrity, and commitment to delivering service which is truly above and beyond customers’ expectations.

Avjet Holding inc. 900, boulevard Lemire, Drummondville, Quebec J2C 7W8 Phone: 819-479-1000 Fax: 819-479-3111Website: www.avjet.caContact: Pierre J. MorrissetteE-mail: pjmorrissette@avjet.caDirect Phone: 819-479-1000>Avjet Holding, is one of the largest fixed-base operation (FBO) and distribution network for business and commercial aviation services in Quebec. Avjet includes fueling, hangar and office rentals, ground handling, and a wide range of crew and passenger amenities at strategic locations. Headquar-tered in Drummondville (Quebec), Avjet currently operates at more than 50 locations in Quebec. www.avjet.ca

Avro strAtegies 600 Palmer Road, Calgary, Alberta T2E 7R3 Phone: 403-669-4192Contact: Mark BannanE-mail: mark.bannan@avrostrategies.com>Need a down-to-earth solution to managing everything fromSafety(SMS)andbulletinstoflight&crewschedulesto quotes and invoicing? A “REAL” end-to-end solution. Avro Strategies offers Avro Charter Planner: our web-based, modular business software that reduces risk and takes your operation to new altitudes.

Boeing compAny (tHe)P.O. Box 3707, Seattle, Washington 98124 USAPhone: 206-655-1131Website: www.boeing.comContact: Tim BaderE-mail: tim.s.bader@boeing.com>Boeing Commercial Airplanes, a business unit of The Boeing Company, is committed to being the leader in commercial aviation by offering airplanes and services that deliver superior design, efficiency and value to customers around the world.

BomBArdier commerciAl AircrAFt 2351 Boulevard Alfred Nobel, Saint-Laurent, Quebec H4S 2A9Phone: 514-855-5001Website:www.bombardier.com/en/aerospaceContact: Eugenia SanchezE-mail: Eugenia.Sanchez@aero.bombardier.com>Bombardier Commercial Aircraft, a business unit of Bom-bardier Inc., is a world leader in the design and production of aircraft that seat up to 145 passengers. Its mission is to provide a complete range of commercial aircraft optimized for best-in-class efficiency with the highest level of customer service.

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Bose 145 Pennsylvania Avenue, Framingham, Massachusetts 01701 USAPhone: 508-766-4655Contact: Mark ClaproodE-mail: mark_claprood@bose.com>Bose was the first to introduce active noise reducing head-sets more than 20 years ago, forever changing the way pilots fly. The Bose® A20® Aviation Headset is engineered for increased noise reduction in even louder environments and has an improved degree of comfort, all without compromising our acclaimed clear audio.

cAnAdiAn AviAtor mAgAzine200 West Esplanade, Suite 500, North Vancouver, British Columbia V6Z 2T1Phone: 604-998-3310 Fax: 604-998-3320Website: www.canadianaviatormagazine.comContact: Katherine KjaerE-mail: kkjaer@oppublishing.comDirect Phone: 1-800-656-7598

cAnAdiAn council For AviAtion & AerospAce 955 Green Valley Crescent, Suite 155, Ottawa, Ontario K2C 4V4 Phone: 613-727-8272 Fax: 613-727-7018Website: www.avaerocouncil.caContact: Glenn PriestleyE-mail: gpriestley@avaerocouncil.ca>TheCanadianCouncilforAviation&Aerospace(CCAA)isa“not-for-profit” organization which is dedicated to ensuring the aviation and aerospace industry has enough workers with the right skills to meet industry needs. CCAA has two main areas of focus: skills development and industry demograph-ics (supply and demand for particular skills). CCAA is not a trade association – it is an industry resource.

cAnAdiAn skies mAgAzine545 Trillium Drive, Unit 4, Kitchener, Ontario N2R 1J4Phone: 519-748-1591 Fax: 519-748-2537Website: www.skiesmag.comContact: Tim MuiseE-mail: tim@mhmpub.com>Canadian Skies is Canada’s largest and most-read aviation magazine, delivering the industry to 30,000+ print and electronic subscribers.Readthecurrentissueatwww.skiesmag.com/dig-italandjointheconversationatfacebook.com/skiesmagand@SkiesMag on Twitter.

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cessnA AircrAFt compAny LeggatAviationLtd.&KenWilsonAircraft,283316thAvenue,P.0. Box 220, Markham, Ontario L3R 0P8 Phone: 905 477-7900Website: www.leggataviation.com, www.wilsonaircraft.comContact: Anna Pangrazzi, Ken WilsonE-mail: apangrazzi@apexaircraft.comDirect Phone: 416 399-5247>For more than eight decades, Cessna has been innovating aircraft engineering to lead the world of aviation. Continuing that tradition of pioneering in aviation technology, we are driven by ingenuity. Cessna’s propeller products are being represented by Leggat Aviation and Wilson Aircraft. Drop by their booth.

cqFA - cHicoutimi college640 Orly Avenue, Suite 130, Dorval, Quebec H9P 1E9Phone: 514-300-2732 Fax: 514-300-3030Website: www.cqfa.caContact: Jean LaRocheE-mail: jlaroche@cqfa.ca>Established in 1968, the CQFA trains pilots to industry standards for airline, floats and longline helicopter opera-tions. The Industry Training Department, in Dorval, offers 52 courses from Aviation Management to Check Pilots, including online programs.

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crestWood tecHnology group 1 Odell Plaza, Suite 139, Yonkers, New York 10701 USAPhone: 914-779-3500Website: www.ctg123.comContact: Evan ColucciE-mail: evan@ctgnow.com>CTG is a leading supplier of aircraft parts to the commercial and military aerospace industries. CTG maintains one of the largest on-site inventories of consumable and rotable parts for fixed-wing, rotorcraft and ground-support equipment. We support common and out of production aircraft.

cryotecH 6103 Orthoway, Fort Madison, Iowa 52627 USAPhone: 319-372-6012 Fax: 319-372-2662Website: www.cryotech.comContact: Gary GleichmanE-mail: deicers@cryotech.comDirect Phone: 319-372-6012>A world leader in aircraft and runway deicing technology, Cry-otech manufactures and markets environmentally compatible low corrosion aircraft and runway deicers. The first company to develop and introduce certified bio-based liquid runway deicers to the North American market, Cryotech also launched its own branded Type I and Type IV aircraft deicing fluids in 2010.

d.k. kAy sAles inc. 143 Stillview Avenue, Pointe Claire, Quebec H9R 2X9 Phone: 514-831-4241 Fax: 514-695-0236Website:www.aviationpros.com/company/10017159/dh-kay-sales-incContact: David H. KayE-mail: sales@dhkay.caDirect Phone: 514-831-4241>IndependentCanadianSalesAgentthatcansupplynew&used Ground Support equipment including JBT Air Starts, GPU’s&PowerCarts,BGSEGroup’sServicePits,ColdbusterAircraft Heaters, JBT Heater Coolers, Air Stairs, Baggage Carts, Belt Loaders, Container Loaders, Dollies, Slave Pallets&Racks,PremierDeicers,SkykoGPUCables,SatcoULD’s, Towbar’s, ULD Handling Systems Please call or email for additional information.

dAvid cHArles ABrAmson memoriAl (dcAm) FligHt instructor sAFety AWArd 2443 rue Woodbine, Saint Lazare, Quebec J7T 2B1 Phone: 450-458-3164 Fax: 450-458-5245Website: www.dcamaward.comContact: Jane AbramsonE-mail: janeabramson@videotron.caDirect Phone: 450-458-3164>Our Mission: Promoting Flight Safety by Recognizing Excep-tional Flight Instructors. The recipient’s name is engraved on the prestigious DCAM trophy and entered in the associated logbook, both on permanent display at the Canada Aviation &SpaceMuseum,Ottawa.Sponsoredby;AirCanada,ATAC,CAAC, Canadian Forces Snowbirds, Essential Turbines, FlightSafety International, Hamilton watches, Helicopters Mag-azine, Seneca College, Sennheiser Canada, Wings Magazine

discovery Air tecHnicAl services 2344 Alfred-Nobel, Suite 102, Saint-Laurent, Quebec H4S 0A4 Phone: 514-694-5565 Fax: 514-429-4290Website: www.discoveryair-ts.comContact: Calvin TuittE-mail: calvin.tuitt@discoveryair-ts.comDirect Phone: 514-717-3162>Located in Quebec City, Montreal and Toronto, Discovery Air Technical Services (DATS) is a supplier of heavy maintenance, line support, modifications, special mission conversions and engineering as well as component asset management services.Aircraftserviced:ATR42/72,Dash-8family(in-cludingtheQ400);CRJ100/200;Boeing737;EmbraerERJ135/140/145;EMB170/175andSaab340A/B.

emond HArnden707 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1S 3V1Phone: 613-563-7660 Fax: 613-563-8001Website: www.ehlaw.caContact: Jacques A. EmondE-mail: jemond@ehlaw.caDirect Phone: 613-940-2730>As a law firm with a national reputation in the aviation in-dustry, we understand the challenges you may face with your employees. Let us help you deal with all of the labour andemployment law matters in your workplace so you can focus on managing your business.

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environment cAnAdA 105 McGill, Montreal, Quebec H2Y 2E7 Phone: 514-496-7396Contact: Julie LaurinE-mail: julie.laurin@ec.gc.ca>Environnement Canada a pour mandat de préserver, conserv-er et améliorer la qualité de l’environnement naturel. Plusieurs règlements du Ministère s’appliquent au transport aérien. Venez nous rencontrer à notre kiosque pour en savoir plus. Environment Canada’s mandate is to protect, conserve and enhance the environment. Many Ministries’ Regulations apply to Air Transportation. Come visit our kiosk to find out more.

FAlko regionAl AircrAFt limited1 Bishop Square, St. Albans Road West, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9NE UKPhone: +44 7793 422362Website: www.falko.comContact: Stuart BeggE-mail: stuart.begg@falko.comDirect Phone: +44 7793 422362>A leading player in regional aircraft leasing and manage-ment. In-house capabilities across all aircraft leasing func-tions. Extensive experience and expertise in all aircraft types and global markets. Largest regional lessor by fleet size.

FAst Air ltd. 80 Hangar Line Road, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J 3Y7 Phone: 888-372-3780 Fax: 204-783-2483Website: www.flyfastair.comContact: Shelley GerbrandtE-mail: info@flyfastair.comDirect Phone: 204-982-7240>Fast Air delivers a full spectrum of aviation services, and is proud to announce our new Garmin G1000 and Halo 250 installation centre, centrally located in Winnipeg. With over 18 years in business, Fast Air offers Aircraft Management, Charter, Maintenance, Helicopter, and Medevac Services with unrivalled safety and customer care.

FligHtsAFety internAtionAl 95 Garratt Boulevard, Downsview, Ontario M3K 2A5 Phone: 416-638-9313 Fax: 416-638-3348Contact: Gail GreenwoodE-mail: gail.greenwood@flightsafety.com>FlightSafety International is the world’s premier profession-al aviation training company and supplier of flight simulators, visual systems and displays to commercial, government and military organizations. The company provides more than a million hours of training each year to pilots, technicians, and other aviation professionals at over 40 locations worldwide.

FrAscA internAtionAl, inc.906 Airport Road, Urbana, Illinois 61822 USAPhone: 217-344-9200 Fax: 217-344-9207Website: www.frasca.comContact: Joel PrichardE-mail: jprichard@frasca.com>Frasca International designs and manufactures high quality, reliable and cost effective flight training equipment for air-lines, flight schools and military organizations worldwide. As the market leader in Flight Training Devices, our products are known throughout the world.

goWlings160 Elgin Street, Suite 2600, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 1C3Phone: 613-233-1781 Fax: 613-563-9869Website: www.gowlings.comContact: Wayne WarrenE-mail: wayne.warren@gowlings.comDirect Phone: 613-233-1781, ext. 50191>As a leading Canadian law firm, Gowlings combines indus-try knowledge with regulatory experience to provide practical and cost-effective solutions to the air transport industry.

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HAmilton WAtcHes 555 Richmond Street West, Unit 1105, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3B1 Phone: 416-703-1667 Fax: 416-703-0797Website: www.hamiltonwatch.comContact: Thomas SandrinE-mail: HamiltonCanada@swatchgroup.com>Hamilton was founded in 1892 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA. Timing the skies since 1919, Hamilton became the of-ficial watch of TWA, Eastern, United and Northwest Airlines, in the 1930s. Part of the Swatch Group, the largest watch manufacturer and distributor in the world, Hamilton proudly supports the Canadian Forces Snowbirds and is the Time-keeping sponsor of ATAC, COPA and Webster Trophy.

Hope Air207-124 Merton Street, Toronto, Ontario M4W 2Z2Phone:416-222-6335/1-877-346-4673Fax:416-222-6930Website: www.hopeair.caContact: Sandrine LevrierE-mail: slevrier@hopeair.ca>Hope Air was founded in 1986 to get low-income Canadians to specialized medical care that is only available in Canada’s larger urban centres. Since then, Hope Air has expanded to provide free flights for all illnesses, for all ages, from all across Canada. Hope Air operates three flight programs: the Commercial Airline Donation Program, with flights provided by many of Canada’s national and regional air carriers; the Volunteer Pilot Program, with private pilots contributing their skills and planes; and the Flight Purchase Program, which uses donated funds to purchase airline seats.

ids nortH AmericA ltd. 418 Sherbrooke Est, Suite 100, Montreal, Quebec H2L 1J6 Phone: 514-789-0082 Fax: 514 398-0527Website:www.idscorporation.com/naContact: Olivier BartoliE-mail: o.bartoli@idscorporation.comDirect Phone: 514-808-8941>IDS North America Ltd. a subsidiary of Ingegneria dei Sistemi S.p.a, offers air navigation solutions and engineering services to the aviation community in more than 25 countries. IDS is committed in proposing solutions aimed at increasing the mission success of Airports Operators and Air Traffic

Control. Instrument Flight Procedures, Visual procedures, Photometric measurements of airfield lighting systems, PAPI and VASIS Alignment systems.

intelisys AviAtion systems inc. 815 Bombardier Street, Shediac, New Brunswick E4P 1H9 Phone: 506-532-8515 Fax: 506-533-1470Website: www.intelisysaviation.comContact: Craig MorrisseyE-mail: cmorrissey@intelisysaviation.comDirect Phone: 506-532-8515 ext. 4577>InteliSys Aviation Systems is focused on providing leading edge airline software solutions for Regional and Low Cost Carriers as well as Corporate Flight operations. The ame-liaRES Airline Reservation System provides the features that will allow you to lead your market by adapting easily to changing capacity and market conditions.

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intervistAsAirport Square, Suite 550, 1200 West 73rd Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. V6P 6G5 Phone: 604-717-1800 Fax: 604-717-1818Website: www.intervistas.comContact: Rob BeynonE-mail: rob.beynon@intervistas.com>InterVISTAS Consulting Group is a leading management consulting company with extensive expertise in aviation, transportation and tourism. Our exceptional people have suc-cessfully delivered projects in over 70 countries around the world. We are committed to working collaboratively with our clients to apply vision and expertise to achieve results.

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kelly AviAtion center 7171 Cote Vertu Ouest, St. Laurent, Quebec H4S 1Z3 Phone: 514-340-8400Contact: Carl BurgerE-mail: carl.burger@lmco.com>Kelly Aviation Center’s Montreal and Texas facilities provide fast turn times, affordable prices and highly customized busi-ness solutions for 11 engine lines. Services include MRO, test andbackshoprepairsontheCFM56-2/3/5/7,theCF6-50/80and the CF34. AS9110 Rev A, ISO 9001, TCAA, FAA, EASA certified. www.kellyaviationcenter.com

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lABelmAster 5724 North Pulaski Road, Chicago, Illinois 60646 USAPhone: 800-621-5808Website: www.labelmaster.comContact: Rhonda JessopE-mail: Rjessop@labelmaster.comDirect Phone: 514-656-3733>Labelmaster,aleadingmanufacturer&distributorofregulatory compliance and safety products including; labels, placards, placarding systems, forms, packaging, software, publications and consulting services. With over 45 years of experience and expertise, Labelmaster helps industry comply with regulations governing the safe handling and transporta-tion of hazardous materials.

lAtitude tecHnologies corporAtion101-3375 Whittier Ave, Victoria, British Columbia V8Z 3R1Phone: 250-475-0203 Fax: 250-475-0204Website: www.latitudetech.comContact: Brenda QuanceE-mail: sales@latitudetech.comDirect Phone: 250-475-0203 ext. 200>Latitude is a global provider of FDM, AFF and satcom equipment and services. Our SkyNode® and IONode™ products are chosen by fleet operators for every mission type. Our WebSentinel™ plat-form provides data and communications for fleet safety.

m1 composites tecHnology inc. 1933 le Chatelier, Laval, Quebec H7L 5B3 Phone: 450-686-8864 Fax: 866-709-0508Website: www.m1composites.comContact: Lorenzo MarandolaE-mail: lorenzo.marandola@m1composites.comDirect Phone: 514-898-5838>M1 Composites Technology Inc. is uniquely positioned as a leader in advanced composite products, providing a full scope ofservicestocommercial&defenceaerospaceindustrycus-tomers. Our 24,000 square foot facility is strategically located close to the Montreal air transportation hub and allows for efficient logistics management resulting in rapid turn-around time, cost savings solutions and superior customer service.

mecHtronix inc. 6767 Côte de Liesse, Saint-Laurent, Quebec H4T 1E5 Phone: 514-342-0800 Fax: 514-342-0701Website: www.mechtronix.comContact: Katrina ReinsdorffE-mail: kreinsdorff@mechtronix.com>Mechtronix Inc. is a world leader in flight simulation, pro-viding a complete range of products from 2D training tools and fixed-base Flight Training Devices (FTDs) to the Full Flight Simulator (FFS) Level D. Many of the world’s leading airlines, aircraft OEMs, flight training centers and training or-ganizations trust Mechtronix to deliver best-in-class training solutions with technology that is fit for purpose.

ministère des trAnsports du quéBec 700, boulevard René-Lévesque Est, 24e étage, Québec, Quebec G1R 5H1 Phone: 418-643-4649 ext. 2277Website: www.mtq.gouv.qc.caContact: Marie LalancetteE-mail: marie.lalancette@mtq.gouv.qc.ca>Le ministère des Transports du Québec est propriétaire, gestionnaire et exploitant de 27 aéroports et 7 héliports. Il administre deux programmes d’aide financière, à savoir le Programme d’aide au transport aérien et le Programme de réduction des tarifs aériens. The ministère des Transports du Québec owns, manages and operates 27 airports and 7 heliports. The Ministère also ad-ministers two financial assistance programs: the Air Transpor-tation Assistance Program and the Airfare Reduction Program.

nAv cAnAdA77 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5L6Phone: 1-800-876-4693 Fax: 1-877-663-6656Website: www.navcanada.caContact: Jackie McCarthyE-mail: lancasj@navcanada.caDirect Phone: 613-563-5996>NAV CANADA is Canada’s private sector civil air navigation services provider with operations coast to coast to coast, pro-viding air traffic control, flight information, weather briefings,aeronautical information services, airport advisory services and electronic aids to navigation.

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nordic AviAtion cApitAl A/s 3219 Yonge Street, Suite 136, Toronto, Ontario M4N 3S1 Phone: 416-929-7479Website: www.nac.dkContact: Chris MuellerE-mail: cmu@nac.dkDirect Phone: 416-723-2225>Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) is the global leader in turboprop leasing with over 180 aircraft and 35 customers worldwide. The company has regional offices in Ireland, Canada and Singapore which supply aircraft to top tier carriers such as Lufthansa, Air France, US Airways, Garuda, Avianca, Azul and Air Berlin.

ottAWA AviAtion services 220 Hunt Club, Ottawa, Ontario K1C 1C1 Phone: 613-737-2933Website: www.ottawaaviationservices.comContact: Cedric PaillardE-mail: cpaillard@ottawaaviationservices.com>Canadian Pilot Provisioning for Canadian Operators. OAS is a nimble, forward-looking Canadian aviation company specializing in professional pilot training geared to airline requirements. We believe that abinitio and advanced pilot training should be more closely integrated to ensure pilots meet industry requirements. We offer an exciting new tool for Examiners and Check Pilots to standardize the way they assess performance. Ask OAS how we can build a customized cadet training program for your airline. Approved Training Organization building blocks in place.

plAttsBurgH internAtionAl Airport P.O. Box 310, Plattsburgh, New York 12901 USAPhone: 518-563-1000 Fax: 518-563-1028Website: www.flyplattsburgh.comContact: Susan MattonE-mail: smatton@flyplattsburgh.comDirect Phone: 518-563-1000>With incredible assets and a strategic location as Mon-treal’s US Airport, Plattsburgh International Airport offers a full range of opportunities for aviation related operations includingAirService,AircraftMaintenance,Manufacturing&Assembly,CargoMovement&Distribution,Charters&Sales.

porter Airlines inc.Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, Toronto, Ontario M5V 1A1Phone: 416-203-8100>Porter is Canada’s third-largest scheduled carrier, based at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. It operates regional flights within Eastern North America.

prAtt & WHitney cAnAdA1000 Marie Victorin, Longueuil, Quebec J4G 1A1Phone: 450-677-9411Website: www.pwc.caContact: Dale ReidE-mail: dale.reid@pwc.ca>Pratt&WhitneyCanadaisaleadingmanufacturerofgasturbine engines. A worldwide network of service centres, product support and field representatives available to support allP&WCproducts.

premier AviAtion overHAul center inc. 3750 Chemin de l’aéroport, Trois-Rivières, Quebec G9A 5E1 Phone: 819-377-4500 Fax: 819-377-4091Website: www.premieraviation.caContact: Dave Diggle, VP Sales and MarketingE-mail: ddiggle@premieraviation.caDirect Phone: 514-805-1101>Premier Aviation is a full-service aircraft maintenance, re-pair and overhaul (MRO) services provider with over 650,000sf in three (3) facilities in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Windsor, Ontario, Canada and Rome, New York in the United States. The company provides general overhaul, modifications, refur-bishment, paint and line maintenance services, focused on the Boeing 737, 747, 767, Airbus 320 Family, Dash 8, Q Series, ATR, CRJ and ERJ.

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primo instrument inc. 4407 Rue Charleroi, Montreal, Québec H1H 1T6 Phone: 888-774-6665 Fax: 514-329-3750Website: www.primoinc.comContact: Pierre TetraultE-mail: ptetrault@primoinc.com>Since 1987, Primo Instrument Inc. has specialized in the distribution, rental, repair and calibration of test and measure-mentequipment.CertifiedISO/IEC17025:2005,PrimoInstru-ment is equipped to provide a complete calibration service.

rApiscAn systems2805 Columbia Street, Torrance, California 90503 USAPhone: 310-978-1457Website: www.rapiscansystems.comContact: Robin CamleyE-mail: sales@rapiscansystems.comDirect Phone: 204-461-3337>Rapiscan Systems deploys high-quality security detection solutions in market segments including Aviation, Customs and Border Control, Defense, Critical Infrastructure, EventSecurity and Port Security.

senecA college oF Applied Arts And tecHnology1750 Finch Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario M2J 2X5 Phone: 416-491-5050 ext. 44250 Fax: 905-477-8103Website:www.senecac.on.ca/school/aviationContact: Lynne McMullenE-mail: lynne.mcmullen@senecacollege.caDirect Phone: 416-491-5050 ext. 22176>The Seneca College School of Aviation will continue to be leaders in the education and training of professional pilots for the global aviation industry, research-focused on advancing aviation training, and innovative flight-instructor education and training.

sennHeiser cAnAdA221 Labrosse Avenue, Pointe-Claire, Quebec H9R 1A3Phone: 514-426-3013 Fax: 514-426-3953Website: www.sennheiser.caContact: Tim MellE-mail: mellt@sennheiser.caDirect Phone: 514-927-5242>Sennheiser is a world-leading manufacturer of aviation headsets, microphones, headphones and wireless transmis-sion systems. With their top-quality acoustics, high wearing comfort and rugged designs, Sennheiser aviation headsets are suited to the needs of professional and private pilots and air-traffic controllers. Innovations such as the NoiseGard™ active noise compensation system and ActiveGard™ protect against potentially harmful volume surges.

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