An abstract article about Quebec aircraft industries
Quebec: The largest geographically and the population is the second Canadian province is Quebec. Quebec is home to more than 235 aerospace companies employing 42200 skilled workers.Quebec ranks fifth in the world behind the U.S.A, France, the United Kingdom and Germany in aircraft industries.Quebec has:
1) 62% of sales of Canadian aircraft industries.
2) 55% of exports of Canadian aircraft industries.
3) 70% of research and development of Canadian aircraft industries.
World leading companies: Province of Quebec has the largest number of world-leading aircraft and aerospace companies In Canada. Here I am referring to some of them:
Bombardier: world company in aviation.
Pratt & whitney Canada: world company in aircraft turbine engines.
Lockheed Martin Canada: world company in electronic systems integration.
GE Canada-aviation: world company in aircraft engines.
Rolls-Royce Canada: : world company in aircraft turbine engine.
Messier-dowty Montreal: world company in aircraft landing gear.
CAE: world company in flight simulator.
Education: Quebec has a high quality educational system with the several university and trades school for aircraft industries worker. Such as:
The national aero technical school (ENA).
The Montreal aerospace trade school (EMAM).
The institute de formation Aerospatiale (IFA).
Montreal: The biggest city of Quebec is Montreal, and it is one of the worlds three major aerospace centers, along with Seattle and Toulouse. Montreal has the busiest airport in province of Quebec and third busiest airport in Canada. Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau international airport is a modern airport with many flights in everyday.
Airlines: Many airlines (below list) operate in Quebec airports, and all of airlines need to technical services of aircraft skilled workers:
Air Canada:Hub: Montreal Trudeau international airport.Fleet size: 335 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Air Transat:Hub: Montreal Trudeau international airport.Fleet size: 18 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Air Inuit:Hub: Montreal Trudeau international airport.Fleet size: 24 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Aeropro:Hub: Quebec Jean Lesage international airport.Fleet size: 16 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Air Creebec:Hub: Montreal Trudeau international airport.Fleet size: 17 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Air Georgian:Hub: Montreal Trudeau international airport.Fleet size: 20 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Air Saguenay:Hub: Northern Quebec.Fleet size: 29 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Canjet:Hub: Montreal Trudeau international airport.Fleet size: 11 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Cargojet airways:Hub: Montreal Trudeau international airport.Fleet size: 12 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Sunwing airlines:Hub: Montreal Trudeau international airport.Fleet size: 7 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Air Montmagny:Hub: Montmagny airport.Fleet size: 3 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
Air Satellite:Hub: Baie-Comeau airport.Fleet size: 2 aircraft (according to Transport Canada).
At the end, I want to notify , this article is about familiarity with Quebec aircraft industries.
