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August 6, 2019 |
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Bombardier delivers two Global 7500 aircraft in Q2, which included a net loss of $36 million as the company continues to restructure aerospace and incur legacy rail costs.
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CAE launches a cadet pilot training program to train more than 700 new professional pilots over the next 10 years for Southwest Airlines’ Destination 225° program.
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Airbus starts manufacturing the A220 at its production facility in Mobile, Alabama, where it eventually expects to produce between 40 and 50 A220 aircraft per year.
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In 2018, Cessna Citation aircraft were the industry’s most-delivered business jets, and the Citation Latitude ranked as the best-selling mid-size jet. For more than 25 years, Innotech-Execaire Aviation Group has been Textron Aviation Inc.’s exclusive Authorized Sales Representative for Cessna Citation jets in Canada, delivering industry-leading products to customers across the country. Through its Cessna Authorized Service Facility in Toronto, IEAG supports customers throughout the lifecycle of their aircraft. See how IEAG can assist with a Cessna Citation aircraft purchase and provide in-service support that keeps you flying.
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Charles Duncan, WestJet’s executive VP and Chief Strategy Officer, will provide the opening keynote at Careers in Aviation, September 21, 2019, in Mississauga, sharing insight gained from developing commercial airline interests in the U.S., Asia, Europe, Middle East, Africa, India and now Canada.
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Air Canada reports a Q2 net gain of $343 million and the airline removes the grounded 737 MAX from its schedule until at least January 8, 2020. With 24 such aircraft already in its fleet, Air Canada was scheduled to receive another 12 MAX by the end of July 2019, but now expects these deliveries in 2020.
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The Air Transport Association of Canada (ATAC) is now accepting presentation abstracts for the flight training portion of the 85th Canadian Aviation Conference & Tradeshow, which will be held in Montreal, Canada, on November 18-20, 2019. A limited number of speaker slots are available to industry leaders and academics from around the world to share their knowledge with a Canadian audience.
The theme of this year’s conference is Embracing Change in Ab-Initio Flight Training, and the challenges and opportunities that brings. The submission deadline for presentation abstracts is August 31, 2019. Please see the call for papers for more information.
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Air France-KLM Group plans to purchase 60 A220 aircraft, which Airbus expects to dominate in the 100-to-150-seat market over the next 20 years.
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DroneShield of Australia reaches two key partnerships over the past week with Bosch and Altitude Angel to help drive counterdrone measures for airport operations.
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Dwayne Charette is appointed president of Airbus Helicopters Canada, in addition to his role as chief operating officer of the operation, succeeding Romain Trapp.
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In this episode of Aviation This Week: Boeing takes 737 MAX charge in second quarter, resulting in a revenue decline of 35 per cent from the corresponding 2018 quarter. Then Virgin Galactic plans to go public in a merger with SHC; and the Government of Canada releases the formal RFP for its planned investment in 88 new-generation fighter jets.
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September 21, 2019
Location: WestJet, Mississauga, ON
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November 18-20, 2019
Location: Location: Montreal, QC
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