Aerospace: 28 Québec companies to attend the 2013 NBAA Conference in Las Vegas

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

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The Quebec’s aerospace industry will be highlighted at the 2013 National Business Aviation Association Conference (NBAA), the largest meeting place for the business aviation community in North America, which will be held in Las Vegas from October 22th - 24th. 28 Québec companies will be in attendance, 14 as exhibitors, to promote their savoir faire and their expertise, and to meet with business leaders, government officials, manufacturers, and corporate aviation department personnel.

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Export Quebec, a unit of the Quebec Government that supports companies to develop, strengthen and diversify their international markets, along with the Quebec Delegation in Los Angeles, are leading the 2013 NBAA mission to Las Vegas. Over 25,000 business aviation professionals are expected to attend to see and learn about all that is new in the world of business aviation.

Quebec companies that can be contacted at Export Québec’s booth (N2116):

• A.T.L.A.S. Aéronautik
  
• Aéro-Montréal
  
• Altitude Aerospace
  
• Assystem
  
• Avior Integrated Products
  
• Cel Aerospace Test Equipment
  
• Creaform
  
• FDC Composites
  
• Helix
  
• Mecachrome Canada
  
• NSE Automatech
  
• NTS Consulting
  
• Sonaca Montréal
  
• Techfab

• Bombardier Aerospace
  
• CAE
  
• CS Communication & Systems Canada Inc.
  
• Duro-lak Inc.
  
• Innotech-Execaire Aviation Group
  
• International Business Aviation Council
  
• Mecanica Solutions
  
• MSB
  
• Nav-Aids Ltd
  
• Pratt & Whitney Canada
  
• Safari Anticosti inc.
  
• Shellcast Foundries
  
• SkyIntel
  
• Thales

• Some 215 companies;
  
• More than 42,500 workers;
  
• Montréal, the 2nd world capital in terms of density of aerospace jobs with 1 person out of 96 whose work is related to the sector;
  
• Sales of $12.1 billion of which 80% come from exports;
  
• 6th place worldwide after the United States, France, Germany, the UK and Japan;
  
• 55% of Canadian aerospace sales;
  
• 50% of jobs in the Canadian industry;
  
• 70% of total spending on research and development (R&D) performed in Canada.