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Bienvenue à Montréal!Au nom du conseil d’administration, il me fait plaisir de vous sou-haiter la bienvenue au 77e Congrès annuel de l’ATAC. Notre congrès est le plus important rassemblement annuel d’exploitants com-merciaux de l’industrie canadienne du transport aérien et de la for-mation au pilotage. 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 développer votre 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 les plus de 50 kiosques du Salon des exposants, dont plusieurs sont à leur première participation.

Je vous souhaite un congrès agréable et profitable 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.

Le Président du Conseil d’administration de l’ATACMark Williams

Welcome to Montreal!On behalf of the Board of Directors, it is with great pleasure that I welcome you to ATAC’s 77th AGM.

Our AGM and Trade Show is the premier annual event for commercial aviation and flight training in Canada. It is meant to be informative, offer a forum to discuss issues, and provide a unique opportunity for networking, meeting old friends and making new acquaintances.

I thank all of our sponsors for their precious and much appreciated support. I also want to encourage you to visit our more than 50 exhibitors, many of whom are participat-ing 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.

Mark WilliamsChair, ATAC Board of Directors

Chairman’s Message

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James C. Cherry, FCAPresident and Chief Executive Officer, Aéroports de MontréalJames Cherry is a Montréal native and graduate of McGill University. He is a chartered accountant who has over 30 years of experience in general management, project management and financial man-agement in the International Aerospace, Defence and Rail sectors.

Over this period he has worked in senior executive positions with Bombardier Inc., Oerlikon Aerospace Inc., CAE Inc. and ALSTOM

Canada Inc. He joined Aéroports de Montréal as President and Chief Executive Officer in June 2001, and is a member of the Board of Directors of Aéroports de Montréal.

Nick MulderConsultant and Senior Associate, Global Public AffairsDuring his 32-year career in the public service, Nick Mulder served as the Economic Advisor to the Premier of New Brunswick and as the Deputy Minister of various federal departments including Transport Canada, Environment Canada, Employment and Immi-gration, and Supply and Services.

He worked for 15 years at Transport Canada, including as the Deputy Minister where he was a principal architect of a broad commercialization agen-da which included the privatization of CN Rail, the development of the authority model governing ports and airports, the creation of NAV CANADA, and regulatory and subsidy changes. From 1997-1999, he was the President of Stentor Telecom Policy Inc., the poli-cy development, communications and government relations corporation firm represent-ing the Canada-wide Stentor Telecommunications Alliance.

Michael TrethewayExecutive Vice President, InterVISTAS Consulting Inc.Mike Tretheway is Executive Vice President and Chief Economist with InterVISTAS Group and President of InterVISTAS Consulting Inc. (Canada).

Dr. Tretheway earned a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Wisconsin and served for 14 years as Associate Professor in the Fac-ulty of Commerce and Business Administration at the University of

British Columbia, where he continues as an Adjunct Professor. He has served as an advisor to governments, industry and consumer groups in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zea-land, Africa, and the European Union. Before co-founding InterVISTAS Consulting in 1997, Dr. Tretheway served as Special Advisor to the President & CEO of the Vancouver International Airport Authority, and was responsible for the marketing of the airport.

Plenary Speakers

Moderator

Isabelle Dostaler, Ph.DAssociate Professor, Management Studies, Concordia UniversityDr. Isabelle Dostaler is an Associate Professor, Management, John Molson School of Business, Concordia University. She holds a Ph.D in Management Studies from the University of Cambridge, was Di-rector of the Aviation MBA Program at Concordia University (2005-2007), and has research interests in airline competitive strategies, in the management of global aerospace supply chain as well as the

management of aerospace product development. Dr. Dostaler has published in scholarly journals such as Journal of Air Transport

Management, Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research, and Journal of High Technology Management Research. She has presented in a large number of academic and practitioners conferences and is frequently asked by various media to comment on aviation and aerospace business news.

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Frederick (Ted) LarkinPrincipal, LarkinvestFor nearly thirty years, Ted Larkin advised institutional investors across North America, Europe and Asia on their interests in Cana-dian companies that provided transportation services and/or manu-factured transportation equipment. These companies included Air Canada, Bombardier, CAE, Canadian Airlines, Canadian National, Canadian Pacific, Laidlaw, Magna, Wardair and WestJet, as well

as many smaller enterprises. He also participated in the initial public offerings of Air Canada (1989), Canadian National Railway (1995), WestJet Airlines (1999), Canada 3000 (2000), ACE Aviation Holdings (2005) and Jazz Air (2006).

During his career in the investment business, he was the top ranked Canadian trans-portation analyst in institutional investor surveys performed by Greenwich, Brendan Wood and Reuters/Tempest. Larkin contributed the chapter on Airlines in the investment industry textbook “Handbook of Canadian Security Analysis” and has spoken at numer-ous aviation and investment-related conferences.

Aviation has been a life-long passion for Larkin. He obtained his private pilot licence with the Royal Canadian Air Cadets in 1970, had freelance writing published in Cana-dian Aviation magazine during university and has been a keen observer of the global aerospace industry for more than 40 years. He has been writing a series of corporate profiles/business model critiques on Canadian aviation companies for WINGS and HE-LICOPTERS magazines.

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Martin EleyDirector General, Civil Aviation, Transport CanadaMartin Eley was appointed to the position of Director General (DG), Civil Aviation on May 4, 2009.

Martin started his aviation career in 1972 as an undergraduate with the British Aerospace Civil Division at Weybridge, Surrey, Eng-land. He graduated in 1977 with a B.Sc (Hon) in Aeronautical Engi-neering from the Imperial College of the University of London. He

then moved to work on the application of composite materials to Jaguar and Tornado Aircraft with the British Aerospace Military Division at Warton, Lancashire, England.

In 1982, Martin moved to Canada to join Transport Canada (TC) as a structures en-gineer in the Airworthiness Branch. As a Senior Engineering Program Manager from 1985 to 1994, he was responsible for the Type Certification of many Canadair/Bombar-dier aircraft and various foreign products. He re-joined the Structures Section in Aircraft Certification Branch as Superintendent from 1994 to 1999. He was appointed Chief of the Engineering Division in 1999 and Director, National Aircraft Certification Branch in 2001.

Martin is a Professional Engineer and an Associate Fellow of the Canadian Aeronau-tics and Space Institute (CASI).

Donald E. Baldwin President & CEO, Baldwin Aviation Inc. Donald E. Baldwin has more than 30 years of general and busi-ness aviation experience. He started Baldwin Aviation in 2004 to help smaller flight organizations implement safety management systems and standards. Baldwin was Chairman of the National Business Aviation Association, where he served as acting president and CEO, guiding the organization through a leadership transition.

Prior to that, Baldwin spent 27 years at Texaco working his way up from copilot to man-ager of aviation transport services, and as director of corporate aviation for Coca-Cola. Baldwin received the Business & Commercial Aviation magazine Visionary Award for his participation on the FAA Fractional Ownership Aviation Rulemaking Committee and numerous NBAA Flying Safety Awards for his 9,000 hours of accident and incident-free flying career.

Baldwin is a native of New Jersey with a Bachelor’s Degree in aviation management from Wilmington College in Delaware.

Joint Session Speakers

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Final agendas will be available at the committee meetings. Topics shown are not necessarily in agenda order. Some sessions are open to members only. Sessions listed in this section are closed to media.

Sunday, November 13

Fixed Wing, Air TAxi And FLighT TrAining 8:00 AM – 12:00 noon1:00 PM – 5:00 PM duLuTh�� Fixed Wing, Air Taxi & Flight Training Committee Meet and Greet from the Chair�� Closed Session (members only) – Regulatory Watch of Transport Canada issues

facilitated by Dennis Cooper�� Social Media Marketing for Flight Schools�� Webster Memorial Trophy Competition presentation�� Air Cadet Power Pilot Program/Power Familiarization Program - updates�� Seneca College Research Findings update “Innovation through Simulation:

Enhancing Canada’s next Generation of Pilots”�� Transport Canada Session – latest licensing statistics, mutual recognition of

Canadian licences, delegation of authority for professional licences, harmonization of manuals using table of concordance�� Corrective Action Plan Workshop –Transport Canada experts participation providing

the opportunity to present answers on developing CAPs

AirLine oPerATionS environMenTAL AFFAirS 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM hoCheLAgA 6 �� Recent developments in the aviation and climate change agenda from both an

international and domestic perspective�� Storage tank systems for aviation fuels

CAbin oPerATionS1:00 PM – 4:00 PM hoCheLAgA 5�� Review of Terms of Reference and Objectives�� Review impact of new Aviation Occupational Health and Safety Regulations�� Transport Canada Safety Initiatives Update• SMS Implementation• F&DT and FRMS Working Group Update

�� Other Regulatory Updates�� Open Forum

Monday, November 14

CArgo (MeMberS onLy) 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM hoCheLAgA 4�� Cargo Security Project

Ms. Shari Currie, Director, Air Cargo Security, Transport Canada�� IATA Cargo Initiatives

Mr. Des Vertannes, International Air Transport Association (invited)

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Fixed Wing, Air TAxi And FLighT TrAining 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM MACKenzie�� Current issues at ICAO�� Labour and employment law presentation - “Minimizing Employment Law Risk:

Getting the Process Right”�� Transportation Safety Board – TSB’s perception of how Safety Management

Systems (SMS) are working in the air mode�� Transport Canada General Aviation Security – Update on General Aviation Policy

work underway at Transport Canada and how it may affect operators

LegAL (LegAL CoMMuniTy onLy)3:00 PM – 5:00 PM hoCheLAgA 6 �� CTA Dispute Reconciliations and Amendments to the Air Transport Regulations

Ms. Nina Frid, Director General, Dispute Resolution Branch, Canadian Transportation Agency�� Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada

Mr. Richard Hall, Chairperson, Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada

SAFeTy AdviSory 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM hoCheLAgA 3�� NAV CANADA Safety Initiatives Update• Best Practices Working Group• Pilot Communications Working Group• Operating Irregularities• Runway Safety and Incursion Prevention Panel • Other safety concerns

�� Transportation Safety Board• Activities update• TSB safety concerns

�� CARAC Activity Update• Fatigue Management Working Group• RESA NPA

Tuesday, November 15

Fixed Wing, Air TAxi And FLighT TrAining 8:30 AM – 10:15 AM duLuTh�� Celebrate success – opportunity for presentations of ATAC flight schools and

International Program update�� Professional Pilot National Occupational Standards/ICAO Next Generation of Aviation

Professional Pilots NGAP update

Don’t forget to attend the Joint session with Transport Canada’s Director General Civil Aviation, Martin Eley, at 10:45 am, and the Safety Assurance Workshop by Safety Management Expert, Don Baldwin, President & CEO, Baldwin Aviation, Inc. at 2:00 pm. (See details following)

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FLighT oPerATionS (inCLudeS CoMMuTer oPerATionS)8:30 AM – 10:15 AM JoLLieT �� NAV CANADA• ATOC/ANSAC activities update• PBN Implementation in Canada

�� Transport Canada• CARAC Modernization

�� Open Forum and Closing Remarks

Don’t forget to attend the Joint session with Transport Canada’s Director General, Civil Aviation, Martin Eley, at 10:45 am, and the Safety Assurance Workshop by Safety Management Expert, Don Baldwin, President & CEO, Baldwin Aviation, Inc. at 2:00 pm. (See details following)

TeChniCAL oPerATionS (inCLudeS Mro And e&M) 8:30 AM – 10:15 AM2:00 PM – 5:00 PM MACKenzie�� Recent amendments to the certification regulations, future plans, and bilateral issues�� Current developments in regulations dealing with maintenance, manufacturing and

related issues

Don’t forget to attend the Joint session with Transport Canada’s Director General, Civil Aviation, Martin Eley, at 10:45 am

ASSoCiATe MeMber MeeTing WiTh ATAC’S PreSidenT 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM hoCheLAgA 4�� ATAC’s President will discuss issues of interest with Associate Members

(Exhibitors welcome)

dAngerouS goodS 9:00 AM – 12:00 noon2:00 PM – 5:00 PM hoCheLAgA 2 �� SWAP SHOP (Closed Session – Committee Members Only)�� Introductions and Approval of Decision Record from May�� Review of decisions from ICAO DGP/23�� Canadian Regulatory Update�� Review of UN Working Paper�� Meeting of the Education & Training Sub-Committee• CCAA DG Professional Standard Update• DGTA Update

SeCuriTy CoMMiTTee (MeMberS onLy) 9:00 AM – 12:00 noon hoCheLAgA 6 �� Development at ICAO (AVSEC)

Mr. Jim Marriot, International Civil Aviation Organization�� Transport Canada Security Issues

Ms. Erin O’Gorman, Director General Aviation Security, Transport Canada�� TSA Security Issues

Mr. Stephen Perez, International Industry Representative, Transportation Security Administration

Committee Meetings

JoinT SeSSion WiTh TrAnSPorT CAnAdA’S direCTor generAL, CiviL AviATion, MArTin eLey 10:45 AM – 12:00 noon MArqueTTe�� Presentation by Transport Canada’s DGCA on the following topics:• Level of Service (LOS) Management • SMS Implementation Update• Communications with Industry

�� Comments and questions

induSTry MoneTAry AFFAirS 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM hoCheLAgA 6 �� NAV CANADA Issues

Mr. Raymond Bohn, Assistant Vice-President, Revenue & Pension Administration, NAV CANADA�� Passenger Rights Legislation

Mr. Gary Doernhoefer, International Air Transport Association

SAFeTy ASSurAnCe WorKShoP by Safety Management expert, don baldwin, President & Ceo, baldwin Aviation, inc. (SponSored by Global aeroSpace)2:00 PM – 5:00 PM duLuThIntegrating flight training schools and regional air operators, this interactive workshop will explore the fundamentals of a Safety Management System (SMS) with a focus on Safety Assurance. After a review of SMS components and elements defined by Transport Canada and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), participants will review the different methods of collecting safety and hazard information. Real world examples of safety data will be presented and analyzed by the workshop participants. After collecting and analyzing data, different methods of sharing safety information will be discussed.

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always been part of everyday operations. Offering some of the most competitive landing fees in North America, we offer more than 130 destinations in Canada, U.S. and internationally.

Aon Hewitt and Sun Life Booth 11a712-1525 Carling Avenue, Ottawa, ONPhone: 613-288-3801Main Contact Person: Jennifer MarjerrisonE-mail: jennifer.marjerrison@aonhewitt.com�` Air Transport Association of Canada (ATAC) has partnered with Aon Hewitt and Sun

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Apron Fuel Services Booth 43455 Fenelon Boulevard, Suite 106, Dorval, QCPhone: 514-633-9311Website: www.apronfuelservices.comMain Contact Person: Tyler HuntE-mail: thunt@apronfuelservices.com�` Apron Fuel Services is a Jet A1 reseller in Canada and offers related services such as:

leasing and design of refueling tanker truck, fuel management systems, and fuel facility construction.

Aveos Fleet Performance Sponsor 2311 Alfred-Nobel, St-Laurent, QC Booth 40-41Phone 514-856-6767Fax: 514-856-7429Website: www.aveos.comMain Contact Person: Brenda StevensE-mail: brenda.stevens@aveos.comPhone: 514-856-7158�` Aveos is an independent provider of MRO services to a growing number of third-party

customers worldwide, with one of the broadest portfolios in the industry encompassing comprehensive airframe, engine and component maintenance, supply chain manage-ment and air operator services. Headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Aveos operates major maintenance centers in Canada and El Salvador. For much more information, please go to www.aveos.com.

Aviall (Canada) Ltd. Booth 261840 Alstep Dr. Unit 5, Mississauga, ONPhone: 1-800-AVIALL-1Fax: 1-905-676-9046Website: www.aviall.comMain Contact Person: Rick Rantz

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E-mail: rrantz@aviall.comPhone: 416-574-2235�` Aviall is a leading solutions provider of aftermarket supply-chain management ser-

vices for the aerospace and defense industries. Aviall is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company.

Aviatech Technical Services Booth 513005, rue Lindbergh, Trois-Rivières, QCPhone: 819-601-8049Fax: 819-377-7928Website: www.ats-ast.comMain Contact Person: Normand LandryE-mail: normandl@ats-ast.comPhone: 514-833-3491�` ATS specializes in systems integration and development of aeronautical products. An en-

gineering department, an AMO and a Manufacturing Organization allow ATS to provide turn-key solutions from design to airworthiness certification of products and modifications (STC).

Avjet Booth 39900, boulevard Lemire, Drummondville, QCPhone: 819-479-1000Fax: 819-479-3111Website: www.avjet.caMain Contact Person: Sylvain TouchetteE-mail: stouchette@avjet.ca�` Avjet, fueling your success! The assurance of reliable products (drums,bulk & into

plane): JetA1(AIA), Avgas100LL, Unleaded, Stove#1, Diesel etc. Flexible, efficient and quick service. Fullproof Quality Control. Contact us!

Boeing Commercial Airplanes, a division of The Boeing Company PO Box 3707, Seattle, WA, USA SponsorPhone: 206-655-2121Website: www.boeing.comMain Contact Person: Boeing Commercial AirplanesPhone Number: 206-655-1131�` Boeing is a commercial aviation leader with the main commercial products being the

737, 747, 767, 777 and 787 families. Through Boeing Commercial Aviation Services, the company also provides unsurpassed, around-the-clock technical support.

Bombardier Commercial Aircraft Sponsor2351, Blvd. Alfred Nobel, St-Laurent, QCPhone: 514-855-5001Fax: 514-855-7401Website: www.bombardier.comMain Contact: Eugenia Sanchezemail: Eugenia.Sanchez@aero.bombardier.comPhone: 514-855-7384�` Bombardier Commercial Aircraft 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.

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Sunday, November 137:30 am – 12:00 Noon Registration and Voting FoyerCoMMiTTee MeeTingS8:00 am – 12:00 Noon Fixed Wing, Air Taxi & Flight Training Duluth10:00 am – 10:30 am Coffee Break (Sponsored by Seneca College) Foyer12:00 Noon Board of Directors’ Meeting Hochelaga 41:00 pm – 5:00 pm Registration and Voting FoyerCoMMiTTee MeeTingS1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Airline Operations Environmental Affairs Hochelaga 61:00 pm – 4:00 pm Cabin Operations Hochelaga 51:00 pm – 5:00 pm Fixed Wing, Air Taxi and Flight Training Duluth4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Affiliated Association Presidents’ Meeting (By invitation) Hochelaga 23:00 pm – 3:30 pm Coffee Break Foyer5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Spousal Meet and Greet Suite 20166:00 pm – 7:30 pm Chairman’s Reception in the Tradeshow

(Co-sponsored by The Boeing Company & Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP)

Hochelaga 1/ Le Grand Salon

Monday, November 147:00 am – 12:00 Noon Registration and Voting Foyer7:30 am – 8:30 am Hot and Cold Breakfast at the Trade Show Hochelaga 1/

Le Grand Salon8:30 am – 9:30 am 77th Annual General Meeting

�� Chairman’s Remarks – Mark Williams, President, Sunwing Airlines �� President’s Annual Report – John McKenna, President

& CEO, ATAC (including brief reports from Officers)�� Honorary Treasurer’s Report – Joan Williams,

Chairman of the Board, Ottawa Aviation Services

Marquette/Jolliet

9:30 am – 10:15 am Coffee Break in the Tradeshow (Sponsored by Emond Harnden)

Hochelaga 1/ Le Grand Salon

10:15 am – 11:45 am Plenary Session (Sponsored by Bombardier Commercial Aircraft)“Economic Footprint of the Canadian Commercial Aviation Industry” �� James Cherry, President & CEO, Aéroports de Montréal�� Nick Mulder, Consultant and Senior Associate, Global

Public Affairs�� Mike Tretheway, Chief Economist, InterVISTAS

Consulting Group�� Moderator: Isabelle Dostaler, Ph.D, Associate

Professor, Concordia University

Marquette/Jolliet

12:15 – 1:45 pm Opening Luncheon(Co-sponsored by Plattsburgh International Airport)Keynote Speaker – Frederick Larkin, Principal, Larkinvest“Start Spreading the News - Effective Communication Attracts Capital”�� Presentation of Awards

•TheDavidCharlesAbramsonMemorialAward •WebsterAward

Marquette/Jolliet

1:30 pm – 5:00 pm Registration and Voting Foyer1:45 pm – 3:00 pm Annual Trade Show & Market Place Hochelaga 1/

Le Grand Salon

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2:45 pm Coffee Break in the Tradeshow Hochelaga 1/ Le Grand Salon

CoMMiTTee MeeTingS3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Cargo (Members Only) Hochelaga 43:00 pm – 5:30 pm Fixed Wing, Air Taxi and Flight Training MacKenzie3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Legal (Legal Community Only) Hochelaga 63:00 pm – 5:00 pm Safety Advisory Hochelaga 36:30 pm – 10:00 pm ATAC’s Gala Dinner

(Dinner Co-sponsored by Aéroports de Montréal)�� Awards – ATAC Honorary Life Membership, The Paul

Mulrooney Memorial Award of Excellence and the Hope Air Outstanding Philanthropist Award�� Entertainer Steeve Diamond - Impressionist,

comedian and singer - he is sure to have everyone saying “He sounds just like him!”

Marquette/Jolliet

Tuesday, November 157:30 am – 3:30 pm Registration Foyer7:30 am – 10:00 am Voting Foyer7:30 am – 8:30 am Hot and Cold Breakfast at the Trade Show Hochelaga 1/

Le Grand SalonCoMMiTTee MeeTingS8:30 am – 10:15 am Fixed Wing, Air Taxi & Flight Training Duluth8:30 am – 10:15 am Flight Operations (includes Commuter Ops) Jolliet8:30 am – 10:15 am Technical Operations (includes MRO & E&M) MacKenzie9:00 am – 10:00 am Associate Member Meeting with ATAC’s President

(Exhibitors Welcome)Hochelaga 4

9:00 am – 12:00 Noon Dangerous Goods Hochelaga 29:00 am – 12:00 Noon Security (Members Only) Hochelaga 610:15 am – 10:45 am Coffee Break in the Tradeshow

(Sponsored by Pratt & Whitney Canada)Hochelaga 1/ Le Grand Salon

10:45 am – 12:00 Noon Joint Session with Transport Canada’s Director General, Civil Aviation, Martin Eley

Marquette

12:00 Noon – 2:00 pm Tradeshow and Buffet Lunch (Sponsored by NAV CANADA)

Hochelaga 1/ Le Grand Salon

CoMMiTTee MeeTingS2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Dangerous Goods Hochelaga 22:00 pm – 5:00 pm Industry Monetary Affairs Hochelaga 62:00 pm – 5:00 pm Technical Operations (includes MRO & E&M) MacKenzie2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Safety Assurance Workshop by Safety Management

Expert, Donald Baldwin, President & CEO, Baldwin Aviation, Inc. (Sponsored by Global Aerospace)

Duluth

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Coffee Break Foyer5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Closing Reception with Music from Adam Karch Hochelaga 4

�� Communication Support Courtesy of Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, CQFA-Chicoutimi College, Porter Airlines, Plein Vol and WINGS Magazine�� Lanyards Courtesy of Aveos Fleet Performance�� Delegate Bags Courtesy of Bombardier Commercial Aircraft�� Simultaneous Translation Courtesy of Transports Québec

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Britelynx Booth 9Livarde St, Quebec, QCPhone: 1-888-829-2601Website: www.britelynx.comMain Contact Person: Pierre LalancetteE-mail: p.lalancette@britelynx.comPhone: 1-888-829-2601 x203�` Britelynx is an IT company that helps enterprises manage and track qualifications

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Canada Border Services Agency Booth 47191 Laurier Ave. West, Ottawa, ONPhone: 613-954-1897Fax: 613-941-2611Website: www.cbsa-asfc.gc.caMain Contact Person: Wasif KhanE-mail: wasif.khan@cbsa-asfc.gc.ca�` Cross Often? Why Wait? Make it simple, use NEXUS. NEXUS is designed to expedite the bor-

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Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) Sponsor99 Bank Street, 13th floor, Ottawa, ON Booth 47Phone: 613-993-7265Website: www.catsa.gc.caMain Contact Person: Erika MayhewE-mail: erika.mayhew@catsa.gc.caPhone: 613-949-6464�` The Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) is a Crown corporation charged

with protecting the public through effective and efficient screening of air travellers and their baggage.

Canadian Skies Magazine Booth 6545 Trillium Drive, Unit 4, Kitchener, ONPhone: 519-748-1591Fax: 519-748-2537Website: www.skiesmag.comMain Contact Person: Tim MuiseE-mail: tim@skiesmag.comPhone: 519-748-1591�` Published six times a year, Canadian Skies is Canada’s premier aviation trade magazine.

From commercial to business to military and all related sectors, Canadian Skies delivers stylish and comprehensive coverage of Canada’s aviation industry. www.skiesmag.com.

CANAM Canada Booth 23270, chemin du Tremblay, Boucherville QCPhone: 450-641-4000Fax: 450-641-9585Website: www.canam.ws/hangarsMain Contact Person: Sylvain ValcourtE-mail: sylvain.valcourt@canam.wsPhone: 866-466-8769�` With the Murox® high performance building systems, Canam offers the most efficient

business solution for superior-quality aircraft hangars.

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CASP Aerospace Inc. Booth 2598 Columbus, Ponte-Claire, QCPhone: 514-630-7777Fax: 514-630-9999Website: www.caspaerospace.comMain Contact Person: Patricia MulroneyE-mail: pmulroney@caspaerospace.com�` Casp Aerospace inc. specializes in service, sale and exchange of Aircraft Safety Equip-

ment such as Fire Extinguishers, Oxygen Bottles, Oxygen Masks & Regulators, Pneu-matic & Inflation Systems and components of Valves and Regulators.

Concur Booth 2218400 NE Union Hill Road, Redmond, WA USAPhone: 425-497-5961Website: www.concur.comMain Contact Person: Jocelyn PainE-mail: jocelyn.pain@concur.com�` Concur is a leading provider of integrated travel and expense management solutions

for companies of all sizes. Concur’s easy-to-use Web-based and mobile solutions help companies and their employees control costs and save time.

Corflex Booth 4210, rue Poissant, Delson, QCPhone: 450-444-2422Fax: 450-444-2441Website: www.corflex.caMain Contact Person: Marie-Pier BoutinE-mail: mboutin@corflex.ca�` Corflex offers the widest range of space optimization products of all Canadian man-

ufacturers : Ecological Operable Partitions, Glasswall Partitions, Autolift Partitions, Acoustical Treatment, Hangar Doors, Self-Supporting Structure, Divider Curtains, Ac-cordion Door, Portable Dividers, Grilles and Shutters.

CQFA - Chicoutimi College Sponsor640 Orly Avenue, Suite 130, Dorval, QC Booth 2Phone: 514-300-2732Fax: 514-300-3030Website: www.cqfa.caMain Contact Person: Jean LaRocheE-mail: jlaroche@cqfa.ca�` Established in 1968, the CQFA trains pilots to industry standards for airline, floats and

long-line helicopter operations. The Industry Training Department, in Dorval, offers 52 courses from Aviation Management to Check Pilots, including online programs.

Cryotech Deicing Technology Booth 136103 Orthoway, Fort Madison, IA USAPhone: 800-346-7237Fax: 319-372-2662Website: www.cryotech.comMain Contact Person: Tschudi DinwiddieE-mail: deicers@cryotech.comPhone: 800-346-7237�` A world leader in acetate technology, Cryotech manufactures and markets environ-

mentally compatible acetate-based highway, commercial and airport runway deicers.

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DAC International, Inc Booth 386702 McNeil Drive, Austin, TX USAPhone: 512-331-5323Fax: 512-331-4516Main Contact Person: Julie WestcottE-mail: jwestcott@dacint.com�` DAC International, a Greenwich AeroGroup Company, offers avionics and test equip-

ment solutions for general aviation, airline, special mission and military aircraft opera-tors, modification centres and manufacturers worldwide.

David Charles Abramson Memorial Flight Instructor Safety Award2443 Rue Woodbine, Saint-Lazare, QC Booth 27Phone: 450-458-3164Fax: 450-458-5245Website: www.dcamaward.comMain Contact Person: Jane AbramsonE-mail: janeabramson@videotron.ca Phone: 450-458-3164�` Recognizing and honoring Canada’s exceptional flight instructors for their superior

teaching skills and contributions to the advancement of Canadian aviation safety.Sponsored by; Air Canada, ATAC, CAAC, Canadian Forces Snowbirds, Essential Turbines, Flightsafety International, Hamilton Watches, Helicopters Magazine, Seneca College, Sennheiser Canada & Wings Magazine.

D.H. Kay Sales Inc. (Ventes D.H. Kay Inc.) Booth 1143 Stillview Ave., Pointe-Claire, QCPhone: 514-831-4241Fax: 514-695-0236Main Contact Person: David H. KayE-mail: sales@dhkay.ca�` Independent Canadian Sales Representative with the ability to supply new & used

Ground Support equipment such as Air Starts, GPU’s & Power Carts, Coldbuster Aircraft Heaters, JBT Heater Coolers, Baggage Carts, Belt Loaders, Container Loaders, Deicers, Dollies, Glycol Recovery Units, Slave Pallets, Spare Parts, Star Pac Battery Starters & ULD’s. Please call or e-mail for additional information, sales@dhkay.ca

Diamond Aircraft Booth 10-111560 Crumlin Sideroad, London, ONPhone: 519-457-4000Fax: 519-457-4021Website: http://www.diamondaircraft.comMain Contact Person: Jeremi AustinE-mail: jaustin@diamondair.com�` From our two-seat DA20 to our four and five-seat piston singles and twins, and our

personal jet aircraft, the D-JET, Diamond Aircraft offers general aviation’s most innova-tive and diverse family of personal and business aircraft.

Discovery Air Technical Services Booth 5052 Hymus Blvd. Suite 200, Pointe-Claire, QCPhone: 514-694-5565Fax: 514-429-4290Website: www.discoveryair-ts.comMain Contact Person: JC TewfikE-mail: jc.tewfik@discoveryair-ts.com

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Phone: 514-694-5565 x333�` Located at the Quebec City Airport, DATS is a supplier of heavy maintenance, modifica-

tions, special mission conversions and line support for the Dash-8 family; CRJ 100/200; Boeing 737; Embraer ERJ family and Saab 340A/B.

Emond Harnden Sponsor707 Bank Street, Ottawa, ONPhone: 613-563-7660Fax: 613-563-8001Website: www.ehlaw.caMain Contact Person: Jacques A. EmondE-mail: jemond@ehlaw.caPhone: 613-940-2730�` As a law firm with a national reputation in the aviation industry, we understand the

challenges you may face with your employees. Let us help you deal with all of the labour and employment law matters in your workplace so you can focus on managing your business.

Execaire, a Division of I.M.P. Group Limited Booth 3710255 Ryan Avenue, Dorval, QCPhone: 514-636-7070Website: www.execaire.comMain Contact Person: Fulvio MiniE-mail: fulvio.mini@execaire.comPhone: 514-240-8599�` It is our vision to be recognized as your first-class NDT solution provider. Whether it is

a scheduled event or an urgent AOG, you can count on Execaire’s NDT Solutions Group to be there.

Falko Regional Aircraft Limited Booth 291 Bishop Square, St Albans Road West, Hatfield, Hertfordshire UKPhone: +44 1707 271777Fax: +44 1707 255555Website: www.falko.comMain Contact Person: Nigel BensonE-mail: nigel.benson@falko.com; enquiries@falko.comPhone: +44 1707 255547�` Falko is a boutique aircraft asset manager dedicated to delivering value from our

commercial aircraft portfolio. With the support of Fortress Investment group LLC, and in pursuit of our long-term growth strategy, we offer innovative and proven aircraft leasing and finance solutions for the market.

FlightSafety International Ltd. Booth 2495 Garratt Boulevard, Downsview, ONPhone: 416-638-9313Fax: 416-638-3348Website: www.flightsafety.comMain Contact Person: Gail GreenwoodE-mail: gail.greenwood@flightsafety.comPhone: 416-638-9313�` FlightSafety International is the world’s premier professional aviation training com-

pany providing more than a million hours of training each year using the world’s largest fleet of advanced full flight simulators at over 40 Learning Centers.

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Fondation Aérovision Québec Booth 445365 chemin Chambly, Saint-Hubert QCPhone: 450-678-1720Fax: 450-678-9198Website: info@aerovision.orgMain Contact Person: Lucien PoirierE-mail: info@aerovision.orgPhone: 514-893-0926�` Notre Mission—Assurer la sauvegarde et la mise en valeur du patrimoine aéronau-

tique québécois. Ouverture d’un musée de l’aviation au Québec permettant la mise en valeur de la riche histoire de l’aviation québécoise

Our mission—To preserve and promote Quebec’s aeronautical heritage. The estab-lishment of a Quebec Aviation Museum to promote Quebec’s rich aviation history.

Frasca International, Inc. Booth 35906 East Airport Road, Urbana, IL USAPhone: 217-344-9200Fax: 217-344-9200Website: www.frasca.comMain Contact Person: Joel PrichardE-mail: jprichard@frasca.com�` Frasca provides flight simulation equipment to airlines, flight schools and military or-

ganizations worldwide. Products include FFSs, FTDs, AATDs, Visual systems and more. Over 2500 devices have been installed worldwide.

Global Aerospace Underwriting Managers (Canada) Limited100 Renfrew Drive, Suite 200, Markham, ON Sponsor Phone: 905-479-2244Fax: 905-479-0751Website: www.global-aero.comMain Contact Person: Joseph ZigrossiE-mail: jzigrossi@global-aero.comPhone: 905-948-7070�` Global Aerospace - Insure With Confidence. As the world’s leading specialist aero-

space insurance provider, Global Aerospace has been servicing the needs of the aviation industry for over 80 years. Our exclusive focus on aerospace enables us to assess each risk on its own merits, providing customized solutions and dedicated services. Whether you are a global airline, aircraft builder or owner of a light aircraft, we are committed to working with you and your broker to find the right solution for your insurance needs.

Gowlings Sponsor160 Elgin Street, Suite 2600, Ottawa, ONPhone: 613-233-1781Fax: 613-563-9869Website: www.gowlings.comMain Contact Person: Wayne WarrenE-mail: wayne.warren@gowlings.comPhone: 613-233-1781 x 50191�` Gowlings, a global law firm, with over 750 professionals across 10 offices in three

countries. Offering a broad range of legal services, Gowlings has developed a stellar reputation as a global go-to law firm. Visit www.gowlings.com

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Hammond Aviation Ltd. Booth 3411-4881 Fountain St. N, Hangar 33, Waterloo International Airport, Breslau, ONPhone: 888-256-1106Fax: 519-648-3466Website: www.hammondaviation.comMain Contact Person: Chad HammondE-mail: chad@hammondaviation.com�` Hammond Aviation is a distributor of Pilot Supplies and educational materials for

aviation students. Hammond Aviation operates out of the Waterloo International Airport and does business primarily in Canada.

Hope Air Booth 33207-124 Merton Street, Toronto, ONPhone: 416-222-6335 Fax: 416-222-6930Website: www.hopeair.orgMain Contact Person: Sandrine LevrierE-mail: slevrier@hopeair.orgPhone: 416-222-6335 x225�` 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,

We have the talent, tools, team and drive to support our customers with solutions to keep them flying!

TC AMO 23-10 - EASA 145 - FAA Repair Station Status (FAR43.17)Servicing DASH 8, CRJ100/200, ERJ 135/145, SAAB340

MRO Services | Engineering & Aircraft Modifications | Montreal – Quebec – Toronto

Come Visit us at Booth 50 ATAC 2011

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with flights provided by many of Canada’s national and regional air carrers; the Volun-teer Pilot Program, with private pilots contributing their skills and planes; and the Flight Purchase Program, which uses donated funds to purchase airline seats. To contact us, visit www.hopeair.ca or call 1-877-346-4673.

IDS North America Booth 20152 Notre-Dame East, suite 500, Montreal QCPhone: 514-789-0082Fax: 514-398-0527Website: www.idsna.comMain Contact Person: Benoit TardifE-mail: btardif@idsna.comPhone: 514-789-0082 ext. 546�` IDS North America, a subsidiary of Ingegneria dei Sistemi S.p.A. offers air navigation

solutions and engineering services to the aviation community. We are committed in pro-posing solutions aimed at increasing the mission success of Airports, Aircraft Operators and Air Traffic Control.

iFIDS.com Inc. Booth 4340-100 Princess Street, Thunder Bay, ONPhone: 807-473-2609Fax: 807-475-9627Website: www.ifids.comMain Contact Person: Jason KomoskiE-mail: jkomoski@ifids.com�` iFIDS.com provides hosted, flexible and revenue generating Flight Information Dis-

plays and Aeronautical Billing Software to airports and FBO stations. iFIDS.com solu-tions are developed to be customizable and inexpensive for any size client.

InteliSys Aviation Systems Booth 19815 Bombardier Street, Shediac, NB Phone: 506-532-8515Website: www.intelisys.caMain Contact Person: Craig MorrisseyE-mail: cmorrissey@intelisys.caPhone Number: 506-532-8515 �` InteliSys provides ASP-hosted solutions for Reservation, Crew, Charter Operations,

and Cargo Management for Regional and Low Cost Carriers worldwide.

Interfast Booth 1422 Worcester Road, Toronto, ONPhone: 416-674-0770Fax: 416-674-5240Website: www.interfast.caMain Contact Person: Claude CoteE-mail: claudecote@interfast.caPhone: 514-738-5959�` Interfast is your trusted source for: Cherry rivets & tools, solid rivets, riveting tools,

temporary fasteners (Kwik-Lok , Cleco). We also carry standard MS, NAS, AS, AN hard-ware: clamps, bolts, nuts, washers, and fittings.

Jet Label & Tape Booth 169445 - 49 Street, Edmonton, ABPhone: 780-440-5135

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Fax: 780-465-7837Website: www.jet-label.comMain Contact Person: Darrell FriesenE-mail: darrell@jet-label.com�` Canada’s best source for labels, tags and tape for the Airline industry. Also Jet Mark-

ing Systems supply printers, parts and service.

Labelmaster Canada Booth 75724 North Pulaski Road, Chicago, IL USAPhone: 1-800-621-5808Website: www.labelmaster.comMain Contact Person: Rhonda JessopE-mail: rhondaj@alc-net.comPhone: 514-656-3733�` Labelmaster, established in 1967, is a developer, manufacturer, distributor, and

marketer of dangerous goods compliance products, including labels, forms, packag-ing, software, and publications. The company’s 40-plus years of experience in pro-viding regulatory information and products for all modes of transportation make it especially qualified as a total compliance resource. Learn more about Labelmaster at www.labelmaster.com.

Latitude Technologies Corporation Booth 45101-3375 Whittier Ave., Victoria, BCPhone: 250-475-0203Fax: 250-475-0204Website: www.latitudetech.comMain Contact Person: Brenda QuanceE-mail: brenda.quance@latitudetech.com�` Latitude is a vertically integrated manufacturer and provider of satellite telephone,

tracking, data logging and messaging avionics including broadband data services. Lati-tude provides reliable and secure communication options through our WebSentinel fleet management platform. Our SkyNode products are the most versatile and economical to operate aeronautical communication devices in the world.

Mechtronix Systems, an MWC Company Booth 126767 Cote de Liesse, Saint-Laurent, QCPhone: 514-342-0800Website: www.mwc.mechtronix.comMain Contact Person: Francois TremblayE-mail: ftremblay@mwc.mechtronix.com�` Mechtronix Systems Inc. (Mechtronix Systems), an MWC company, specializes in the

design and manufacturing of Flight Simulation Training Devices for general, business and commercial aviation.

Ministère des Transports du Québec Sponsor700, boulevard René-Lévesque Est, 24e étage, Québec, QCPhone: 418-643-4649 # 2275Website: www.mtq.gouv.qc.ca Main Contact Person: Claude TrudelE-mail: claude.trudel@mtq.gouv.qc.ca�` Le ministère des Transports du Québec est propriétaire, gestionnaire et exploitant

de 27 aéroports et 7 héliports. Il gère deux programmes d’aide financière, à savoir le Programme d’aide au transport aérien et le Programme de réduction des tarifs aériens.

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The ministère des Transports du Québec owns, manages and operates 27 airports and 7 heliports. The Ministère also administers two financial assistance programs: the Air Transportation Assistance Program and the Airfare Reduction Program.

NAV CANADA Sponsor77 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, ON Booth 15Phone: 1-800-876-4693Fax: 1-877-663-6656Website: www.navcanada.caMain Contact Person: Jackie McCarthyE-mail: lancasj@navcanada.caPhone Number: 613-563-5996�` NAV CANADA is Canada’s private sector civil air navigation services provider with op-

erations coast to coast to coast, providing air traffic control, flight information, weather briefings, aeronautical information services airport advisory services and electronic aids to navigation.

Patlon Aircraft & Industries Booth 288130 Fifth Line, Halton Hills, ONPhone: 905-864-8706Fax: 905-864-8728Website: www.patlon.comMain Contact Person: Greg MantE-mail: gmant@patlon.comPhone: 514-238-9491�` Patlon Aircraft & Industries Limited is a Canadian technical engineering sales/service

organization. Patlon has five offices across Canada with the Head Office located in Hal-ton Hills. Patlon is a full sales, service, and support company specializing in airport and ground support needs of airports and airlines/operators.

PetroValue Products Booth 18#207 17700 #10 HWY, Langley, BCPhone: 604-576-0004Fax: 604-576-0093Website: www.petrovalue.caMain Contact Person: Jeremy NicholsE-mail: jeremy@petrovalue.caPhone: 604-375-1771�` Petrovalue is Canada’s leading independent fuel distributor. We provide competitive

pricing, guaranteed supply, and around the clock service to support a wide variety of industries throughout the country. Contact our Sales Team in your region or dial us toll free at 1-877-PETROV1 (738-7681).

Plattsburgh International Airport SponsorPO Box 310, 42 Airport Lane, Plattsburgh, NY USA Booth 21Phone: 518-563-1000Fax: 518-563-1028Website: www.flyplattsburgh.comMain Contact Person: Susan MattonE-mail: smatton@flyplatttsburgh.com�` Known as MONTREAL’S U.S. AIRPORT, this former SAC Base is one hour from Mon-

treal, offering massive, uncongested facilities, low costs, no curfews and a strong work-force support system for aerospace/aviation activities of all kinds.

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Plein Vol SponsorSuccursale Pointe-Claire, C.P. 756, Dorval, QCPhone: 514-840-9224Fax: 514-782-8550Website: www.pleinvol.comMain Contact Person: Diane AutranE-mail: redaction@pleinvol.comPhone: 514-840-9224�` Plein Vol is the french-language publication in Canada about the aeronautical industry.

Porter Airlines Inc. SponsorBilly Bishop Toronto City Airport, Toronto, ONPhone: 416-203-8100Website: www.flyporter.com�` 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 Canada Sponsor1000 Marie Victorin, Longueuil, QC Booth 53-54Phone: 450-677-9411Website: www.pwc.caMain Contact Person: Richard DussaultE-mail: Richard.Dussault@pwc.caPhone: 450-677-9411�` Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) is a leading manufacturer of gas turbine engines

for air applications with a world mandate to design, develop, manufacture, market and support turboprop and turboshaft engines, small turbofan engines, and auxiliary power units. A worldwide network of service centres, product support and field representatives is available to support all P&WC products.

Precision Aviation Group Booth 3619133 26th Ave, Surrey, BCPhone: 604-542-8820Fax: 604-542-8829Website: www.precisionaviationgroup.comMain Contact Person: David TaylorE-mail: dtaylor@heliparts.com�` Precision Aviation Group Canada (PAGC) is a global, customer-focused fixed wing and

helicopter support provider. With two operating companies, Precision Accessories and Instruments (AMO 96-04) and Precision Heliparts (DOT 92-02). PAGC maintains an ex-tensive inventory utilizing Inventory Supported Maintenance/Repair/Overhaul (ISMRO)™ for reduced down time. PAGC distinguishes itself by providing Technical Expertise, Ex-ceptional Customer Service, and by maintaining a 37,000+ item Rotables Inventory to support our customers.

Premier Aviation Overhaul Center Booth 303750 Chemin de l’aéroport, Trois-Rivières, QCPhone: 514-805-1101Fax: 819-377-4091Website: www.premieraviation.caMain Contact Person: Dave DiggleE-mail: ddiggle@premieraviation.caPhone: 514-805-1101

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�` Premier in Trois-Rivieres is an airframe heavy maintenance provider with focus on Boeing 737, 767, A320 Family, Dash 8, ATR, CRJ and ERJ. Premier USA in Rome New York is focused on A320 Family, B737, 767, ATR and CRJ

Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology Sponsor1750 Finch Avenue East, North York , ON M2J 2X5Phone: 416-491-5050 ext. 4250Fax: 905-477-8103Website: http://www.senecac.on.ca/school/aviation/index.htmlMain Contact Person: Lynne McMullenE-mail: lynne.mcmullen@senecac.on.caPhone Number: 416-491-5050 ext 4250 & 2176�` The Seneca College School of Aviation and Flight Technology will continue to be lead-

ers in the education and training of professional pilots for the global aviation industry, research-focused on advancing aviation training, and innovative flight-instructor educa-tion and training.

Sennheiser Canada Booth 8221 Labrosse Avenue, Pointe-Claire, QCPhone: 514-426-3013Fax: 514-426-3953Website: www.sennheiser.caMain Contact Person: Tim MellE-mail: mellt@sennheiser.caPhone Number: 514-927-5242�` Sennheiser is a world-leading manufacturer of aviation headsets, microphones,

headphones and wireless transmission 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 po-tentially harmful volume surges.

SkyTrac Systems Booth 52200-170 Rutland Road, Kelowna, BCPhone: 250-765-2393Fax: 250-765-3767Website: www.skytrac.caMain Contact Person: Judy MeierE-mail: jmeier@skytrac.ca�` SkyTrac is the world’s trusted supplier of SatCom systems for flight following, map-

ping and communications based on data, text and voice. SkyTrac provides market lead-ing solutions to market leading companies.

Sprung Instant Structures Ltd. Booth 46PO Box 62, Aldersyde, ABPhone: 403-601-2292Fax: 403-601-4833Website: www.sprung.comMain Contact Person: Jim AveryE-mail: info@sprung.com�` Sprung Instant Structures, is the inventor of the stressed membrane structure, an

engineered building alternative designed to provide immediate solutions applications including aircraft hangers, maintenance facilities and warehousing. Optional fiberglass insulation packages. Lease or purchase.

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Summerside Airport Booth 530a Aerspace Boulevard, Slemon Park, PEPhone: 902-432-1760Fax: 902-436-9860Website: www.slemonpark.comMain Contact Person: Larry GaudetE-mail: lgaudet@slemonpark.comPhone: 902-432-1716�` Summerside Airport, located in Prince Edward Island, operates a full service FBO.

Our airport possesses the right mix of infrastructure to offer a great location for flight training.We can offer a turn key solution. Drop by our booth for more information.

The Trend Group Booth 481486 Tollhouse Road, Suite 101, Clovis, CA USAPhone: 559-297-6490Fax: 559-297-6499Website: www.thetrendgroup.comMain Contact Person: Alan HightowerE-mail: alanh@thetrendgroup.comPhone: 559-297-6490�` The Trend Group is a Designated Analysis Center, DAC, with over 19 years of experi-

ence in providing engine trend monitoring and analysis services for gas turbine engine operators, world wide.

Tulmar Safety Systems Booth 31-321123 Cameron Street, Hawkesbury, ONPhone: 613-632-1282Fax: 613-632-2030Website: www.tulmar.comMain Contact Person: Francine BigrasE-mail: francine@tulmar.comPhone: 613-632-1282 x 285�` Sales & MRO of safety and survival equipment including Life Vests, Life Rafts, Survival

Kits, Seat Restraints, PMA cylinders. Authorized repair station for AmSafe, EAM, Win-slow. Cabin Safety Training Equipment: slides, smokehoods, life vests.

Webster Memorial Trophy Competition Booth 27418 Tillsonburg St., Kanata, ON K2T 0C4Phone: 613-271-2972Website: awfoy@rogers.comMain Contact Person: Amy FoyE-mail: awfoy@rogers.comPhone: 613-271-2972�` The Webster Memorial Trophy Competition is an annual event sponsored by Air Can-

ada to determine the top amateur pilot in Canada. 2012 celebrates the 80th year of the Trophy’s existence on permanent display at the Canadian Aviation & Space Museum.

Wi-Flight Booth 174920 route de l’Aeroport, St-Hubert, QCPhone: 450-676-6299Fax: 450-676-2760Website: www.wi-flight.netE-mail: info@ga-safety.net�` Wi-Flight is a FDM/FOQA product/service developed by General Aviation Safety Network

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(GASN), a subsidiary of Aero Teknik Inc. Wi-Flight is the first and only wireless FOQA (Flight Operations Quality Assurance) / FDM (Flight Data Monitoring) solution that can be retrofitted onto any light aircraft, yet allows for fully automated Wi-Fi uploads and flight analysis to Internet-based servers. Join the revolution, equip your fleet with Wi-Flight today!

Wilson Aircraft Booth 4914845 Yonge St., Suite 353, Aurora, ONPhone: 905-713-1059Website: www.wilsonaircraft.comMain Contact Person: Ken WilsonE-mail: ken@wilsonaircraft.com�` Wilson Aircraft, eastern Canada’s factory authorized Caravan sales representative,

together with Leggat Aviation, Cessna Authorized Piston Aircraft Sales and the Cessna Aircraft Company have combined to present the latest from Cessna!

WINGS Magazine SponsorPO Box 530, 105 Donly Drive South, Simcoe, ON Booth 3Phone: 519-429-3966Fax: 888-404-1129Website: www.wingsmagazine.comMain Contact Person: Alison de GrootE-mail: adegroot@annexweb.comPhone: 519-429-5191�` Canada’s national aviation industry publication offering comprehensive coverage of

domestic business, commercial and government/military aviation. Our goal: to provide aviation business leaders with the best coverage of products, business practices, news, and industry intelligence.

A special thanks to our 2011 sponsors, exhibitors and delegates for helping make our AGM and Tradeshow a success. We value your participation and we hope that you will find your involvement to be equally rewarding.

Mark your calendars now for next year….ATAC 78th Annual General Meeting and TradeshowTuesday, November 13 – Thursday, November 15, 2012Westin Bayshore HotelVancouver, BC

Thank You

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First and foremost, we are your Voice in ottawa. Having developed a direct network to the regulator over many years, ATAC has a proven record of resolving issues and safeguarding the industry through an ac-tive upstream monitoring of regulatory changes. Be part of the atac community and be included in today’s most important issues facing commercial aviation.

ATAC has also been Very successful south of the Border representing canadian carriers before the US Congress, the TSB, the US Department of Transport Rules on Consumer Rights, and the Joint US-Canada Taskforce on Border Security, just to name a few.

ATAC has developed the atac sms tool Kit and guide to assist operators in SMS implementation. This is the latest valuable tool ATAC makes available free of charge to its members. This is an innovative tool designed to help small and medium size operators develop, implement and maintain an SMS fully compliant with the CARs and appropriate for the size and complexity of their operation.

The atac-aon employee Benefits program offers Members a unique and very competitive group insurance plan which along with regular benefits offers long-term disability including loss of pilot license provisions. This employee benefit program was de-veloped specifically for aviation companies and is a key tool in employee retention.

ATAC Member schools are eligible for the dnd air cadet training programs through which some 200 cadets earn their PPL every year. In addition, ATAC members are eli-gible to provide the pilot familiarization upgrade program sponsored by industry supporters of the Air Cadet League of Canada.

ATAC has been promoting flight training in Canada through international marKeting initiatiVes including missions to India and market studies in Brazil.

All ATAC member companies receive a complimentary suBscription to wings magazine.

Join today at www.atac.ca

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