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CHAIR’S MESSAGE

Welcome to Vancouver!

On behalf of the Board of Directors, it is with great plea-sure that I welcome you to ATAC’s 80th Annual General Meeting. It is a testament to everyone who participates in ATAC that we are celebrating such a momentous milestone for the organization.

Our AGM and Tradeshow is the premier annual event in Canadian commercial aviation and flight training. I can promise you it will be informative and will offer an excellent forum to discuss issues affecting our industry. It will also provide an exceptional opportunity for net-

working, meeting old friends and making new acquaintances.

I want to extend a special thanks to all of our sponsors for their precious and much appreciated support. I encourage you to visit our exhibitors as I know they are keen to share information about their products and services.

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

Tracy MedveChair, ATAC Board of Directors

Bienvenue à Vancouver!Au nom du conseil d’administration, il me fait plaisir de vous souhaiter la bienvenue au 80e Congrès annuel de l’ATAC. La célébration de cet important anniversaire est un hommage à tous ceux qui contribuent aux activités de notre association.

Notre congrès est le plus important rassemblement annuel d’exploitants commer-ciaux et de formation au pilotage de l’industrie canadienne du transport aérien. Je vous promets que ce sera un forum exceptionnel pour vous informer et participer dans des discussions sur les dossiers clés de notre industrie mais c’est aussi une occasion unique pour faire du réseautage, revoir de vieux amis ou faire de nouvelles connaissances.

Je remercie tout particulièrement tous nos précieux commanditaires pour leur soutien très apprécié. Je vous encourage à visiter le Salon des exposants qui sont vivement intéressés à partager l’information sur leurs produits et services.

Je vous souhaite un congrès intéressant et agréable et j’espère avoir l’occasion de vous rencontrer dans le Salon des exposants, dans les nombreuses réunions de comités ainsi que lors des activités sociales.

La Présidente du Conseil d’administration de l’ATAC,Tracy Medve

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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 accountable 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.

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 Transport 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 Professional Engineer and an Associate Fellow of the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute (CASI).

Kathy Fox, Chair, Transportation Safety Board of Canada

Kathy Fox selected air traffic control as a career in 1974, and worked at Transport Canada control towers in Baie-Comeau, Sept-Îles, Saint-Hubert and Montréal-Dorval, as well as at the Montréal Area Control Centre.

Ms. Fox left operational controlling in 1992 to accept a developmental assignment with Air Traffic Services Headquarters in Ottawa, assuming progressively senior positions. She transferred to NAV CANADA in 1996 and

became Director, Safety & Quality, in 1997; then Director, Air Traffic Services, in 1999. In 2000, she was appointed Assistant Vice-President, Air Traffic Services. She became Vice-President, Operations, on April 1, 2003. She retired from NAV CANADA in June 2007. She was appointed as a member of the TSB in 2007 and as Chair in August 2014.

Ms. Fox received a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master’s degree in Business Administration from McGill University. She also completed a Master of Science in Human Factors and System Safety with Lund University in Sweden.

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Mr. Duncan Dee is one of the five advisors that have been named by the Minister of Transport to support the Honourable David Emerson in an independent review of the Canada Transportation Act.

Mr. Dee worked at Air Canada for 15 years, where he was Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, until the fall of 2012. He has considerable expertise in corporate strategy, corporate communications, transportation operations and logistics, customer service and in public, regulatory, and government affairs. As Chief Operating Officer at Air Canada, Mr. Dee had direct oversight for the airline’s worldwide operations and customer service portfolios, as well as responsibility for government and regulatory affairs, safety and environment, and corporate security. In addition, his experience in progressively more senior roles at Air Canada involved overseeing official languages, international sales, marketing and operations and corporate social responsibility.

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2014 ATAC PROGRAM

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.PLEASE NOTE: Numbered sessions indicate continuation from the previous session.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1707:30 – 17:00 Registration FoyerCOMMITTEE MEETINGS08:00 – 09:00 Flight Training Maintenance

�� Forum for flight schools to share and discuss approaches to dealing with TCCA maintenance issues including establishing or amending various types of manuals and other documentation related to Aircraft Maintenance. This includes Maintenance Control Manual (MCM), Maintenance Policy Manual (MPM) and other manuals as well as maintenance schedules for aircraft types typically used in flight training.�� TC will address the Flight Training Unit (FTU) Person Responsible for Maintenance (PRM) duties and roles with particular focus on the situation when the person has other roles as well.

NOTE: Additional maintenance topics of interest to the flight training community will be covered during the Technical Operations and Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) sessions throughout the day.

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08:00 – 12:00 Fixed Wing, Air Taxi and Flight Training (Session 1)�� Opening remarks, look back at 80 years – John McKenna, ATAC President�� Welcome to delegates - Joan Williams, Chairperson, Flight Training Committee�� Closed Session - Members only issues discussion – Dennis Cooper • Regulatory watch, member issues, future concerns in flight training/air taxi• New session – “By The Way You Should Know This”�� Open Mic with Transport Canada – Deborah Martin and Aaron McCrorie• Level of service issues – including new rules at the TCC’s service counters in the regions

and delays in class 3 to class 4 upgrades after the paperwork is complete, need to appoint more language testers

• Licensing – Bilateral agreements with the US regarding ATP certification program• Delegation of professional exams to the industry• Third party audits – Myth or fact about the impact on risk matrix as part of the PVIs• Transport Canada concerns with the delivery and oversight of the Air Cadet Power Pilot

Program. Is this region specific?• UAV standards, SFOCs and new developments in training that can be used to brief the

membership• ATP regulation - What is the status?• India/China commercial pilot recognition – more streamlined process needed. Any updates

on the outreach to the Indian DGAC• Efficient manual approval process – Pilot Project• Available dates on the SMS regulations for 406, 702, 703 and 704 flight operations• Check list of items which are reviewed during PVIs that affect the risk matrix for companies

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09:00 – 12:00 Technical Operations (Session 1)�� Transport Canada Civil Aviation Update – David Turnbull and Aaron McCrorie• Ageing Aeroplane Rulemaking & related Harmonization Initiatives• Seaplane Operations proposed regulatory changes for design of aircraft and safety

equipment• Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Acceptable Installation Alternatives• SMS PVI, Assessments and Surveillance plans and results summary • Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreements and Harmonization Initiatives

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10:00 Coffee Break (Sponsored by Seneca College)

Foyer

12:00 – 16:30 Board of Directors’ Meeting (Sponsored by Bombardier Commercial Aircraft)

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�� Transport Canada Regulatory Issues Update and Discussion – Christopher Dann�� Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) Updates – Nina Frid• New Resource Tool: Travelling with Animals that Provide Disability-related Assistance• New CTA Video for Air Passengers with Disabilities�� Public Health Agency of Canada: “Airline Food and Sanitation Program” inspection guidelines - Kevin Carlisle�� Other Business

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13:00 – 14:30 Technical Operations (Session 2)�� Industry Spotlight• M1 Composites – Advanced Material Repairs Technologies – Lorenzo Marandola�� Industry Round Table• TC Exemption for use of PEDs during all phases of flight; aircraft testing issues, solutions

and implementation status• Pilot project for streamlined manual approval process; suggested manuals and processes

to be discussed• TC Level of Service Issues• TC Audits and SMS Assessments

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13:30 – 17:00 Fixed Wing, Air Taxi and Flight Training (Session 2)�� NAV CANADA - James Carr and Remington Danford• Overview of the new Phraseology Project and the VFR Phraseology document�� CBSA Presentation – Jennifer McKinley• Briefing to flight schools on the border requirements under the new “IAPI” rule (Interactive

Advanced Passenger Information rules)�� Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV Session)• UAV Association - Declan Sweeney• Harv’s Air - Adam Penner• CQFA – Jean LaRoche• Transport Canada - Trevor Heryet�� Air Cadet League of Canada – LCol Richard Hone • Update on the current program, future plans and possible new directions with the Power

Pilot Scholarship Program

Salon 1

14:00 – 17:00 Security (Members only)�� Transport Canada - Brenda Hensler-Hobbs�� Transportation Security Administration - Stephen Perez�� Canadian Air Transport Security Authority - Richard Bannister

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14:30 Coffee Break Foyer14:45 – 17:00 Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO)

�� MRO Outlook and Forecast for 2015 by ICF International – Hal Chrisman�� Penton/Aviation Week Marketing Services & Intelligence Programs – Beth Wagner�� AJW Technique – MRO Insight into Innovation – Josh Goring�� ATAC MRO International Marketing – Les Aalders• MRO 2014 Americas (PHX) Report• MRO 2014 Europe (MAD) Report• MRO 2015 Latin America – Buenos Aires, Plans• MRO 2015 Americas (MIA), Plans• MRO 2015 Europe, Plans�� Open Discussion: “Growing a Successful MRO Industry in Canada Through Collaborative Strategic Planning”

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17:00 – 18:00 Meet & Greet for New Members, Exhibitors and ATAC Directors in the Tradeshow (by invitation only) Salon ABC18:00 – 19:30 Chairman’s Reception in the Tradeshow (Co-Sponsored by The Boeing Company) Salon ABC

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1807:00 – 17:00 Registration Foyer07:00 – 08:00 Hot and Cold Breakfast

(Co-Sponsored by Gowling Lafleur Henderson)�� Presentation of Awards• The David Charles Abramson Memorial Award• Webster Award

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08:00 – 08:40 80th Annual General Meeting�� Chair’s Remarks – Tracy Medve, President, Kelowna Flightcraft�� President’s Annual Report – John McKenna, President & CEO, ATAC�� Honorary Treasurer’s Report – Robert Deluce, President & CEO, Porter Airlines

Salon DEF

08:40 – 08:45 ATAC-IATA MOU Signing Ceremony Salon DEF08:45 – 09:15 Canada Transportation Act (CTA) Review – Duncan Dee, Advisor to Chair, CTA Review Secretariat Salon DEF09:15 – 10:00 Coffee Break in the Tradeshow

(Sponsored by Emond Harnden)Salon ABC

10:00 – 11:30 Plenary - ATAC Hosts Transport Canada Civil Aviation – Martin Eley, Director General�� Level of Service status in HQ and across the regions including manual and licence approvals and TCC’s counter operations restrictions�� Certification Review Project�� Launch of Streamlined Manual Approval Process Pilot Project�� Exemption Policy Review�� Flight Crew Fatigue Management�� SMS PVI, Assessments and Surveillance results for the last year and plans going forward�� List of items reviewed during PVIs that affect risk matrix outcome for companies including third party audits�� SMS regulations updates for CAR 406, 702, 703 and 704

Salon DEF

12:00 – 13:30 Opening Luncheon (Sponsored by Vancouver Airport Authority)�� Presentation of Hope Air Outstanding Philanthropist Award�� Keynote Speaker: Kathy Fox, Chair, Transportation Safety Board of Canada

Salon DEF

COMMITTEE MEETINGS14:00 – 16:00 Cargo

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14:00 – 16:00 CCAA-ATAC HR Session�� Presentation for air operators on their legal responsibilities with respect to transporting dangerous goods: regulatory, environmental and criminal - Dave Evans, Chair, Dangerous Goods Committee�� Presentation for owners, executives and managers of ATAC operators on ATAC-CCAA tools developed to manage the risk of dangerous goods transport. You will learn how to establish and build a reliable dangerous goods management program, and set expectations for accountable program administrators - Rhonda Jessop, Labelmaster�� People and Skills - Presentation on skills development and training, as well as a discussion on the specific needs of ATAC Members, and how these can be addressed. Topics will include the ongoing Labour Market Information Project, a proposal for Foreign Credential Recognition, as well as new tools & new training options – Rob Donald, Canadian Council for Aviation and Aerospace

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14:00 – 16:00 Fixed Wing, Air Taxi and Flight Training (Session 3)�� Workshop on how industry partners can join in collaboration to participate in research studies through NSERC funded aviation research programs Guest speaker Beth Bjerke, University of North Dakota (Overview of the Pilot Source Study) and Lynne McMullen, Seneca College (Overview of studies being conducted at Seneca College)• Pilot Selection• Pilot Decision Making• Competency Based Training• Instructor Rating• Breakout group discussion to follow

Salon 1

14:00 – 16:00 Safety Advisory�� Transportation Safety Board Updates – Bill Yearwood• New Regulations and their Impact on Operators• TSB Accident Investigations Briefing�� IATA Safety Updates – Kevin Hiatt• IOSA and ISSA Safety Auditing Initiatives• Aircraft Tracking through ADS-B and other technologies�� NAV CANADA Safety Update• Laser Strikes - RCMP and NAV CANADA Initiatives – Sgt. Cam Kowalski, Cpl. Paul Hayes

and Greg Down • Phraseology – James Carr• Runway Incursions – Larry Lachance

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AM 16:00 – 19:00 Tradeshow and Pre-Dinner Reception (Sponsored by Pratt & Whitney Canada) Salon ABC

19:00 – 22:30 ATAC’s 80th Anniversary Gala Dinner (Dress Code: Business attire)�� Tribute to Harvey Friesen�� Presentation of Awards�� Entertainment• Roy and Rosemary – Instrumental Pop Fusion

Salon DEF

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1907:30 – 15:30 Registration Foyer07:30 – 08:30 Hot and Cold Breakfast in the Tradeshow Salon ABCCOMMITTEE MEETINGS08:00 – 12:00 Legal ** Eligible for 2.5 hours of CLE **

�� CTA Review Secretariat – Duncan Dee and James McCrea• Statutory Review of the Canadian Transportation Act�� Canadian Transportation Agency - Ghislain Blanchard• Baggage Rules• All Inclusive Pricing• Wet Leasing�� Canadian Transportation Agency - Nina Frid• Changes to website• Facilitating Dispute Resolution• Recent Decisions• Erroneous Air Fares

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08:30 – 12:00 Fixed Wing, Air Taxi and Flight Training (Session 4)�� Legal Presentation – Steven Williams/Amanda Sarginson – Emond Harnden LLP• Managing Discipline in the SMS Environment• Drugs and Alcohol Policies - Can they be used?�� Workshop – How to save money and operate better? – Dennis Cooper and Joan Williams• Discussion of Best Practices• What is a reasonable ROI, profit revenue, comparative wage cost• Maximize Fleet utilization - Steve Demy, Victoria Flying Club• “E-learning” - Is it for you? – Jacques Monast, CQFA�� Transportation Safety Board (TSB) – Kathy Fox Given the accident statistics for 703 operators the presentation would focus on a number of topics such as:• Hazards that we should be aware of• Risk assessment profile in helping companies develop an SMS program• Operational control – particularly within a self-dispatch environment

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08:30 – 12:00 Joint Flight Operations and Regional Operations�� Transport Canada Civil Aviation Update – Aaron McCrorie and Deb Martin• Flight and Duty Time & FRMS Regulatory Proposal• PBN and LPV Approvals and Regulatory Plans• Runway End Safety Area (RESA) Regulatory Action Plans Update• ADS-B regulatory plans• EFB Acceptable Alternatives�� NAV CANADA Update – Larry Lachance• Navigation Modernization proposed plan• CPAAT update • ADS-B Out applications

Salon 2

09:00 – 10:00 Industry Partners Meeting with ATAC’s President �� ATAC’s President will discuss issues of interest with Industry Partners (Exhibitors welcome)

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09:00 – 17:00 Dangerous Goods (Session 1)�� Review the impact on northern communities arising from the Lithium Metal battery ban on passenger aircraft�� Review DG Committee “Terms of Reference” and general work plan�� Discuss the outcome(s) of working papers discussed at the ICAO DG Panel meeting�� Discuss air related UN Working Papers for Sub-committee of Experts 46th Session�� Meet the Regulators Canadian Domestic Regulations• Carriage of Fuel Pumps• Contraventions Act• “Proof of Classification”• Excepted Quantities• Aircraft Survival Kits• GHS Markings• Firearms Carriage Registration�� Education and Training Sub-Committee

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

Salon ABC

12:00 – 14:00 Tradeshow and Buffet Lunch(Sponsored by NAV CANADA)

Salon ABC

COMMITTEE MEETINGS14:00 – 15:00 Transport Canada Workshop – Guidelines for Successful Manual Amendments – Deb Martin Salon 214:00 – 17:00 ”21st Century Human Factors: A Professional Approach”

Speaker: Dr. Tony Kern, Convergent Performance, LLC (Sponsored by Global Aerospace Underwriting Managers)�� In 2010, the NTSB put “pilot and air traffic controller professionalism” at the top of their “Most Wanted” safety improvement list.�� In 2011, Dr. Tony Kern published Going Pro: The Deliberate Practice of Professionalism, defining the first comprehensive set of professionalism standards, assessments, training concepts, and metrics for change.

Salon 1

14:00 – 17:00 Flight Operations �� NAV CANADA - Stabilized Approach Profiles & RNAV Integration – Anthony MacKay�� Seneca Aviation Research: Industry Partner Collaboration – Lynn McMullen

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14:00 – 17:00 Industry Monetary Affairs�� NAV CANADA - Jeff Perchard• Financial Plans�� Deicing Competitions Complaint - Michael Osborne, Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP (via telephone)

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14:00 – 17:00 Regional Operations�� Transport Canada Update – Aaron McCrorie, David Turnbull and Deb Martin• New CAR 704 Performance Regulations• Seaplane Operations Regulatory and Industry Proposals�� NAV CANADA - Vancouver airspace management�� iPad Top of Descent App update – Omer Majeed

Salon 3

15:00 Coffee Break (Sponsored by ATR Americas)

Foyer

17:00 – 19:00 Closing Reception Marine

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CQFA - CHICOUTIMI COLLEGE EXHIBITOR 640 Orly Avenue, Suite 130, Dorval, Quebec H9P 1E9Phone: 514-300-2732 Fax: 514-300-3030Website: www.cqfa.caContact: Jean LaRocheEmail: jlaroche@cqfa.ca> Established in 1968, the CQFA trains pilots to industry standards for airline, floats and longline helicopter operations. The Industry Training Department, in Dorval, offers 52 courses from Aviation Management to Check Pilots, including online programs.

CRYOTECH EXHIBITOR 6103 Orthoway, Fort Madison, Iowa 52627 USAPhone: 319-372-6012 Fax: 319-372-2662Website: www.cryotech.comContact: Gary GleichmanEmail: deicers@cryotech.com> 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.

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D.H. KAY SALES INC. EXHIBITOR (VENTES D.H. KAY INC.) 143 Stillview Avenue, Pointe Claire, Quebec H9R 2X9 Phone: 514-831-4241 Fax: 514-695-0236 Website: www.aviationpros.com/company/10017159/dh-kay-sales-inc Contact: David H. Kay Email: sales@dhkay.ca > Independent Canadian Sales Agent that can supply new & used Ground Support Equipment such as: Accessair Air Stairs, Baggage Carts & Dollies, Slave Pallets & Racks, B GSE Group’s Service Pits, Charlatte Belt Loaders, Tractors & GPU’s, Clyde Towbar’s, Coldbuster Aircraft Heaters, JBT Power Carts & Heater Coolers, Norcal Refurbished Container Loaders, Premier Deicers, Quadro Baggage Curtains & PC Air Ducting, Skyko GPU Cables, Satco ULD’s, TwistAero Air Conditioners, Kietek ULD Handling Systems

DISCOVERY AIR TECHNICAL SERVICES EXHIBITOR 2344 Alfred-Nobel, Saint-Laurent, Quebec H4S 0A4 Phone: 514-694-5565 Fax: 514-429-4290 Website: www.discoveryair-ts.com Contact: JC Tewfik Email: jc.tewfik@discoveryair-ts.com Direct Phone: 514- 862-2998 > Discovery Air Technical Services Inc. “DATS” is a Trans-port Canada, F.A.A. and EASA approved maintenance organization; specializing in Maintenance Repair and Overhaul (MRO) as well as Modifications and Engineer-ing. Regional Aircraft: ATR 42/72, Dash-8 family (including the Q400); CRJ 100/200/700/900; Boeing 737; Embraer ERJ 135/140/145/170/175/190, Saab 340A/B and CL 215/415.

EMOND HARNDEN SPONSOR 707 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1S 3V1Phone: 613-563-7660 Fax: 613-563-8001Website: www.ehlaw.caContact: Jacques A. EmondEmail: 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.

ENVIRONMENT CANADA EXHIBITOR 401 Burrard Street, Vancouver, British Columbia V6G 3S5 Phone: 604-666-9862 Fax: 604-666-6800 Website: www.ec.gc.ca Contact: Celia Wong Email: celia.wong@ec.gc.ca > Does your airport have fuel storage tanks on-site? Are you responsible for an HVAC, refrigeration, or firefighting system at an airport? If so, stop by the Environment Canada booth today to learn how federal fuel storage tank and halocarbon regulations affect you!

EXECUTIVE FLIGHT CENTRE EXHIBITOR 200, 680 Palmer Road Northeast, Calgary, Alberta T2E 7R3 Phone: 403-291-2825 Fax: 403-291-2245 Website: www.efcaviation.ca Contact: Joel Gibbs Email: jgibbs@efcaviation.ca > Executive Flight Centre has been providing quality aviation fuel and service to customers for over 40 years. The EFC group of companies now offers a full spectrum of aviation industry expertise and services including airport manage-ment, industrial charter terminal operations, aviation real estate development and fueling system supplies.

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FALKO REGIONAL AIRCRAFT LIMITED EXHIBITOR 1 Bishop Square, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9NE United Kingdom Phone: +44 7793 422362 Website: www.falko.com Contact: Stuart Begg Email: stuart.begg@falko.com > 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.

FLIGHTCRAFT MAINTENANCE SERVICES EXHIBITOR 2450 Saskatchewan Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J 3Y9 Phone: 204-783-2754 Contact: Jim Peroff Email: fltcraft@mymts.net > Flightcraft Maintenance Services is an independently owned and operated international aerospace heavy maintenance and overhaul company based at the Winnipeg international airport in Manitoba, Canada.

FLIGHTSAFETY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITOR SPONSOR 95 Garratt Boulevard, Downsview, Ontario M3K 2A5 Phone: 416-638-9313 Fax: 416-638-3348 Contact: Gail Greenwood Email: 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. EXHIBITOR 906 Airport Road, Urbana, Illinois 61822 USAPhone: 217-344-9200 Fax: 217-344-9207Website: www.frasca.comContact: Joel PrichardEmail: 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.

GLOBAL AEROSPACE CORPORATION EXHIBITOR 7075 Fir Tree Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5S 1J7 Phone: 905-678-6311 Fax: 905-678-6312 Website: www.globalaerospace.com Contact: Scott Adams Email: sales@globalaerospace.com > Established in 1993, Global Aerospace Corporation is a leading Canadian provider of landing gear, air cycle machine, pneumatic & hydraulic aircraft component MRO, including loan & exchange services for commercial & regional aircraft. Aircraft component MRO is carried out through Transport Canada and EASA approved repair station certificates.

GLOBAL AEROSPACE UNDERWRITING SPONSOR MANAGERS (CANADA) LTD. 100 Renfrew Drive, Markham, Ontario L3R9R6 Phone: 905-479-2244 Fax: 905-479-0751 Website: www.global-aero.com Contact: Joseph Zigrossi Email: jzigrossi@global-aero.com Direct Phone: 905-948-7070 > Global Aerospace is a leading provider of insurance and risk management solutions for the aviation and aerospace indus-tries. Our over 90 years of experience enable us to develop customized insurance programs structured around the needs of our clients. Recognized for our industry leading customer service, we serve as a trusted partner to a diverse range of aviation businesses and their insurance brokers.

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GOWLINGS SPONSOR 160 Elgin Street, Suite 2600, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 1C3Phone: 613-233-1781 Fax: 613-563-9869Website: www.gowlings.comContact: Wayne WarrenEmail: 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.

GUARDIAN MOBILITY INC. EXHIBITOR 43 Auriga Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K2E 7Y8 Phone: 613-225-8885 Fax: 888-817-5159Website: www.Guardianmobility.comContact: Jim BallingallE-mail: jballingall@guardianmobility.comDirect Phone: 613-316-1284> Guardian Mobility a leading provider of end-to-end solutions for tracking, voice and data communications, Flight Data Monitoring and analytics services. Our Products will assist operators increase safety, efficiency and reduce costs. Guard-ian’s products are used by operators for Flight Data Moni-toring (FDM) and Engine Trend Monitoring (ETM) to support Flight Operations Quality Assurance (FOQA) and Maintenance Operations Quality Assurance (MOQA) programs.

HAMILTON WATCH EXHIBITOR SPONSOR 555 Richmond Street West, Unit 1105, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3B1 Phone: 416-703-1667 Fax: 416-703-0797 Website: www.hamiltonwatch.com Contact: Thomas Sandrin Email: 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, Webster Trophy”

HOPE AIR EXHIBITOR 207-124 Merton Street, Toronto, Ontario M4W 2Z2Phone: 416-222-6335/1-877-346-4673 Fax: 416-222-6930Website: www.hopeair.caContact: Sandrine Levrier Email: 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 flights 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.

INTELISYS AVIATION SYSTEMS EXHIBITOR 815 Bombardier Street, Shediac, New Brunswick E4P 1H9 Phone: 506-532-8515 Website: www.intelisysaviation.com Contact: Frank Kays Email: fkays@intelisysaviation.com Direct Phone: 506-533-1473 > InteliSys Aviation Systems is focused on providing leading edge reservation, cargo and crew management software for regional and low-cost carriers as well as corporate flight op-erations. The Amelia Suite of products provides the features that will allow you to lead your market by adapting easily to changing capacity and market conditions.

INTERNATIONAL WATER-GUARD EXHIBITOR INDUSTRIES Unit 1 - 3771 North Fraser Way , Burnaby, British Columbia V5J 5G5 Phone: 604-255-5555 Fax: 604-255-5685 Website: www.water.aero Contact: Nicole Devries Email: ndevries@water.aero > Direct Phone: 604-255-5555 ext. 140 For over 25 years, IWG has been the industry leader in po-table water treatment units and system components for VIP and corporate aircraft worldwide. IWG’s innovative solutions have also expanded with the series of Aircraft On-Demand Water Heaters and a new compact water module.

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KELLY WESTERN JET CENTRE / EPIC EXHIBITOR 30 Hangar Line Road, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J 3Y7 Phone: 204-948-9500 Fax: 204-948-9501 Website: www.kellywestern.com Contact: Dan Sul Email: dsul@kellywestern.com Direct Phone: 204-948-9503 > The premier FBO in Winnipeg, Canada, ideally located for overseas fuel stops with CBSA approval clearing. We offer passengers and aircrew the luxuries they deserve 24/7/365. If your travels bring you to CYWG or you require a quick turn on a fuel stop, allow us to be your FBO of choice.

KELOWNA FLIGHTCRAFT EXHIBITOR 5655 Airport Way, Kelowna, British Columbia V1V 1S1 Phone: 250-491-5500 Website: www.flightcraft.ca Contact: Bryan Akerstream Email: Bryan_Akerstream@flightcraft.ca > Kelowna Flightcraft provides exceptional Defence and Civil Aerospace services to a global marketplace. Aircraft Leasing, Engineering, maintenance & Modifications, Pilot Training, and Flight Operations are a few of the specialties we are known for. KF delivers high value, innovative aerospace solu-tions. Your cargo, passengers, aircraft or fleet can rely on KF

LABELMASTER EXHIBITOR 5724 North Pulaski Road, Chicago, Illinois 60646 USA Phone: 800-621-5808 Website: www.labelmaster.com Contact: Rhonda Jessop Email: Rjessop@labelmaster.com Direct Phone: 514-656-3733 > Labelmaster, a leading manufacturer & distributor of regulatory 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 transportation of hazardous materials.

LATITUDE TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION 3375 Whittier Avenue, Victoria, British Columbia V8Z 3R1 Phone: 250-475-0203 Website: www.latitudetech.com Contact: Jim Bowden Email: sales@latitudetech.com Direct Phone: 250-475-0203 ext. 200 > Latitude Technologies is a vertically integrated manufac-turer and provider of robust and reliable satcom voice and flight data management solutions to all aviation sectors. Our SkyNode® & IONode® products include the most versatile and economical-to-operate voice, messaging, and flight data monitoring and reporting devices in the industry.

NAV CANADA EXHIBITOR 77 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5L6 Phone: 613-563-5588 Fax: 1-877-663-6656 Website: www.navcanada.ca Contact: Jackie McCarthy Email: lancasj@navcanada.ca Direct Phone: 613-563-5996 > As Canada’s private sector civil air navigation provider, NAV CANADA provides air traffic control, flight information, weather briefings, aeronautical information services, airport advisory services and electronic aids to navigation. Under its NAVCANatm division, the Company offers a leading line of inte-grated air traffic management products, applications and services.

NORDIC AVIATION CAPITAL A/S EXHIBITOR 4010 - 3080 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M5N 3N1 Phone: 416-482-3836 Website: www.nac.dk Contact: Chris Mueller Email: cmu@nac.dk Direct Phone: 416-723-2225 > With over 200 aircraft in its portfolio, NAC is the world’s largest owner and lessor of ATR and Bombardier aircraft. With over 200 firm plus option aircraft on order and regional offices in Ireland, Canada and Singapore, NAC will continue to be a premier provider of operating lease financing to oper-ators worldwide.

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PORTER AIRLINES INC. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, Toronto, Ontario M5V 1A1 Phone: 416-203-8100 Website: www.flyporter.com > Porter is Canada’s third-largest scheduled carrier, based at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, operating flights to 20 destinations within Eastern North America. We are the Top Small Airline in the World, voted by the Conde Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Award, and the SKYTRAX Best Regional Airline in North America.

PRAIRIE AIRCRAFT SALES LTD. EXHIBITOR 408C Otter Bay, Calgary, Alberta T3Z 3S6 Phone: 403-286-4277 Fax: 403-286-5989 Website: www.prairieaircraft.com Contact: Kathy Wrobel Email: kathy@prairieaircraft.com Direct Phone: 403-700-9665 > New and used aircraft sales, detailed Market Appraisals on all types of aircraft. Prairie Aircraft specializes in aircraft ranging from light singles to large Jets of all manufactur-ers as well as the full line of Propeller Driven New Cessna Products.

PRATT & WHITNEY CANADA (P&WC) EXHIBITOR 1000 Marie-Victorin, Longueuil, Quebec J4G IAI Phone: 450-647-9411 Website: www.pwc.ca > Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) is a global aerospace leader. Backed by a global customer service network, we power the largest fleet of business and regional aircraft and helicopters – over 50,000 engines worldwide.

PREMIER AVIATION EXHIBITOR OVERHAUL CENTER INC. 3750 Chemin de l’aéroport, Trois-Rivières, Quebec G9A 5E1 Phone: 819-377-4500 Fax: 819-377-4091 Website: www.premieraviation.ca Contact: Dave Diggle, VP Sales and Marketing Email: ddiggle@premieraviation.ca Direct 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-Rivieres, 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.

PULSELITE CANADA EXHIBITOR P.O. Box 1100, Delta, British Columbia V4M 3T2 Phone: 604-943-5938 Fax: 604-943-5909 Website: www.pulselite.ca Contact: Murray McDonell Email: info@pulselite.ca Direct Phone: 604-943-5938 > Pulselite Units pulse the exiting aircraft lights (Landing Taxi, etc) By making this STC modification the aircraft be-comes more visible to other aircraft that are operating in our see and be seen” environment. Tests have shown that bird strikes are also reduced.”

SENECA COLLEGE EXHIBITOR SPONSOR 925-580 Airport Road, Peterborough, Ontario K9J 0E7 Phone: 416-491-5050 ext. 44252 Website: www.senecac.on.ca/school/aviation Contact: Lynne McMullen Email: lynne.mcmullen@senecacollege.ca Direct Phone: 416-491-5050 ext. 44237 > 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. Our research initiatives, driven by the School of Avia-tion and Office of Applied Research & Innovation (ARI), support collaboration and partnerships which provide a unique oppor-tunity to work on applied research projects addressing industry challenges while engaging students and faculty from some of the most progressive and prestigious post-secondary programs in Canada.

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SENNHEISER CANADA EXHIBITOR 221 Labrosse Avenue, Pointe-Claire, Quebec H9R 1A3Phone: 514-426-3013 Fax: 514-426-3953Website: www.sennheiser.caContact: Tim MellEmail: 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.

SKEYE AVIATION SYSTEMS EXHIBITOR 888 St. Francois-Xavier, Suite 1701, Montreal, Quebec H2Y 0A8 Phone: 514-285-5639 Website: www.skeyeaviationsystems.com Contact: Pasquale Rizzi Email: prizzi@skeyesys.com > Skeye Aviation Systems is a leading innovator in the airline software solutions and information technology, that spe-cifically address the needs of the regional airlines, charter airlines, low cost carriers, helicopters and flight school companies, fixed wing companies as well as corporate and cargo flight operations.

SKIES MAGAZINE EXHIBITOR

500 Trillium Drive, Kitchener, Ontario N2R 1E5 Phone: 519-748-1591 Fax: 519-748-2537 Website: www.skiesmag.com Contact: Tim Muise Email: tim@mhmpub.com > Skies Magazine is Canada’s largest and most-read aviation publication, delivering the industry to 50,000+ print and elec-tronic subscribers in Canada and the U.S. Read the current issue at skiesmag.com/digital_issue and join our active social media channels on Facebook and Twitter!

SKYSERVICE EXHIBITOR

6120 Midfield Road, Mississauga, Ontario L5P 1B1 Phone: 888-759-7591 Website: www.skyservice.com Contact: Patrick Canuel Email: info@skyservice.com > Skyservice™ is a Canadian aviation organization dedicated to safety and service. With over 27 years’ experience, a com-mitment to exceptional service, an outstanding safety record and an experienced team, Skyservice™ is one of the largest aviation companies in Canada offering aircraft maintenance, charter and management, FBO services and HondaJet sales.

SKYTRAC SYSTEMS LTD. EXHIBITOR #200, 170 Rutland Road North, Kelowna, British Columbia V1X 3B2 Phone: 250-765-2393 Website: www.skytrac.ca Contact: Kim Bagnall Email: kimb@skytrac.ca > SkyTrac Systems provides specialized flight support ser-vices and technology to enhance flight safety and efficiency in the air, on the ground and in the office. With over 185,000 daily satellite transmissions to customers in 50 countries on 7 continents, SkyTrac’s solutions offer unprecedented con-nectivity and access to vital aviation information.

SPRUNG STRUCTURES EXHIBITOR PO Box 62, Aldersyde, Alberta T0L 0A0 Phone: 403-601-2292 Website: www.sprung.com Contact: Jeaniece Frick Email: info@sprung.com > A Sprung structure is the ideal solution for aviation com-panies who require immediate infrastructure in a variety of challenging conditions. Sprung structures by design shed snow and are engineered to withstand extreme wind loads. Applications include: hangars, on-Site Warehous-ing and Equipment Storage, Vehicle Maintenance Facilities

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SUNWING AIRLINES 27 Fasken Drive, Toronto, Ontario M9W 1K6Phone: 877-877-1755 Fax: 416-620-4433Website: www.flysunwing.comContact: Daryl McWilliams, VP Sales & Marketing

TALON SYSTEMS, LLC EXHIBITOR PO Box 610906, Dallas, Texas 75261 USAPhone: 817-251-4321 Fax: 817-704-4583Website: www.talon-systems.comContact: Jerry Stecklein Email: jerry@talon-systems.com>Talon Systems, LLC is a premier software development company specializing in training, maintenance and safety management systems. Talon’s hallmark products are ETA, RMS, and TalonSMART, providing unprecedented online tools for managing flight training, resource maintenance opera-tions and safety programs. Talon’s products give managers detailed oversight in Real-Time, from Anywhere, at Anytime!

THE BOEING COMPANY 100 North Riverside , Chicago, Illinois 60606 USA Phone: 312-544-2000 Website: www.boeing.com > Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company and the leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners and mili-tary aircraft combined. There are more than 13,000 Boeing commercial jetliners in service, flying passengers and freight more efficiently than competing models in the market.

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TRU SIMULATION + TRAINING EXHIBITOR 6767 Cote de Liesse, St.Laurent, Quebec H4T 1E5 Phone: 514-342-0800 Fax: 514-342-0701 Website: www.trusimulation.com Contact: Nadia Al Aufy Email: naufy@trusimulation.com > Mechtronix, AAI and Opinicus have joined forces to form TRU Simulation + Training. Together, we are committed to offering you full-spectrum, innovative solutions to provide your aircrew and maintenance teams with unmatched train-ing experience. Our worldwide presence ensures that we can support you any day, at any time. TRU Simulation + Training Inc., a Textron Inc. company, is headquartered in Goose Creek, S.C.

VANCOUVER AIRPORT AUTHORITY 3211 Grant McConachie Way, Richmond, British Columbia V7B 1Y7 Phone: 604-207-7077 Website: www.yvr.ca Contact: Jake Sobrepena Email: jake_sobrepena@yvr.ca Direct Phone: 604-267-6770 > Vancouver Airport Authority is a community-based, not-for-profit organization that manages Vancouver International Airport (YVR). We invest every penny we earn back into airport development. Our mandate is to connect people, products and businesses of British Columbia to the world, creating jobs, generating economic impact and creating an airport that makes its community proud.

WEBSTER MEMORIAL EXHIBITOR TROPHY COMPETITION 418 Tillsonburg Street, Ottawa, Ontario K2G 0C4Phone: 613-271-2972Website: webstertrophy.caContact: Amy FoyEmail: awfoy@rogers.com> The Webster Memorial Trophy Competition determines the Top Amateur Pilot In Canada on an annual basis. Nine finalists compete for the title at a selected location. Webster is sponsored by Air Canada.

WINGS MAGAZINE EXHIBITOR SPONSOR 105 Donly Drive South, Simcoe, Ontario N3Y 4N5 Phone: 888-599-2228 Website: www.wingsmagazine.com Contact: Mena Miu Email: mmiu@annexweb.com Direct Phone: 905-713-4351 > Canada’s only national aviation industry publication offering comprehensive coverage of domestic business, commer-cial, and government/military aviation. Our goal: to provide aviation business leaders with the best coverage of products, business practices, news, and opportunities.

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