AeroSoft to be participate in “Mission To Canada”

AeroSoft to be participate in  “Mission To Canada”

 Canadian Government in association with Air Transport Association of Canada (ATAC) is mounting “Indian Air Operators and  Ground Training Schools mission to Canada”. The 7 day mission is scheduled during 23rd October - 31 October  2010. The mission will visit the  cities of Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. AeroSoft Corp  has been Selected as a potential participant in this business mission.

This Programme will start from Montreal and cover  Toronto and  Vancouver. The mission will be covering 2 days in each city to visit leading Canadian Airlines, flying schools, B2B meetings and  also attend  B2B   meetings at ATAC's  annual general meeting at Vancouver.

AeroSoft Corp is the only Software company from Madhya Pradesh who is participating in this Mission to Canada. To attend Mission to Canada the Chief Executive Officer of AeroSoft Corp Capt Shekhar Gupta personally visiting Canada on 28th October.

During Mission to Canada the projects of 2 software engineers Sapan Jain and Rekha Kumari would be explain to Canadian Airlines. A 10 members Task Force is  to be ready for the Mission to Canada. Task force shall be included Pilots, Software engineer, MBA [ HR & Mktg]. Both the Project Officers explained their projects.

Rekha Kumari told about Cloud computing process, that Most cloud computing infrastructures consist of services delivered through common centers and built on servers. Clouds often appear as single points of access for all consumers' computing needs. 

Sapan Jain told about virtual Office can save a lot of money of Airlines. AeroSoft Corp is the 1st and only software company which is into Aviation Virtual office in India.  This will be a great experience for the youth of Indore.

2nd Phase of Mission to Canada will start from 15th November at Indore.

Turkey's State Minister for foreign trade Zafer Caglayan visited plants of the world's third biggest aviation company, Bombardier, and the global aerospace company, Goodrich, in Toronto on Sunday on the last day of his trip to Canada.

    

Simon Roberts, Bombardier's general manager for Toronto operations, accompanied Caglayan, briefing the Turkish minister about the ongoing and future projects of the company.

    

Roberts said Bombardier had manufactured 16 private jets for costumers in Turkey as well as engines and cars for the subway system in capital Ankara, stating that the country was an important market for the company.

    

During Caglayan's visit to the Goodrich plant, the company's Regis M. Falinski said Goodrich had business deals with the Turkish Airlines (THY), Turkey's state-run air carrier, and the Turkish Aerospace Industries or TAI, adding that the company had recently signed a major agreement with the Turkish Technic, THY's maintenance, repair and overhaul affiliate.

    

Falinski said the Goodrich delegation was set to visit Turkey in December to explore ways to boost cooperation with TAI, specifically in procuring landing gears for F-16 fighter jets.

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ONE DEAD IN NORTHERN ALBERTA CRASH

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) has deployed two investigators to today's aircraft accident near Kirby Lake, north of Edmonton, Alberta. At approximately 11:20 a.m. a 10-passenger twin engine Beech King Air 100 activated its emergency beacon and crashed, leaving one person dead and nine others injured. The plane was in the process of landing and crashed just before it reached the runway.

Wendell Umble, CEO of Alberta Central Airways, said they were called to respond to the accident. "We got the call and then one hour later we had one doctor, five medics and stretchers enough for everyone at the scene."

The airport it was headed toward has a 1,500-metre airstrip, according to the Canada Flight Supplement, the national airport directory.

"Up in that corner of the world, that's pretty significant runway," said Tom Hinderks, Executive Director of the Alberta Aviation Museum and Edmonton Aviation Heritage Society. "You could put a (Boeing) 737 down on that. That's a ton of room for a King Air."

Alberta Health Services report that all nine survivors are in non-life threatening condition.

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Saltspring Air To Be Honored By The BC Aviation Council

 Saltspring Air of Richmond, British Columbia, Canada will be honored with the Back and Bevin Air Safety Trophy at the Silver Wings Awards Banquet held by the BC Aviation Council.

A lot of attention in 2010 has been given to advances and improvements for Seaplane safety, from aircraft maintenance and operation, to passenger briefings and egress.

This award recognizes efforts in all of these endeavors and shows that Saltspring Air has achieved a leadership role in Seaplane safety. Saltspring Air operates de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver, the workhorse of the West Coast and the seaplane utilized by most commercial operators in B.C.

Earlier this year Saltspring Air became the first airline to commit to emergency pop out window safety modification and has subsequently upgraded its fleet with the alternate exit to the main cabin doors in case of an emergency. Saltspring Air attended the workshop held by Transport Canada in early October and received great support from the industry and encouragement from Transport Canada at every step of the way.

“This Award is very special to us as it comes from our industry peers and recognizes the hard work and commitment to safety that the management and staff of Saltspring Air all take very seriously.” said St.Clair McColl, president of Saltspring Air, he added, “The industry has shown a great deal of commitment to working together to ensure the safest possible operations for all, I commend the organizers of the safety association and thank the BCAC for recognizing Saltspring Air in this way.”

Saltspring Air was established in 1995 and has been flying under its own banner since 2003. The only floatplane company based on Salt Spring Island, Saltspring Air has created a thriving business with a fleet of four planes, seven pilots and twelve dispatchers and support crew. Saltspring Air operates from its head office in Grace Point Square, Ganges, Salt Spring Island, with arrival and departure facilities in Vancouver, YVR, Maple Bay and now Patricia Bay. Saltspring Air is carbon neutral.

Silver Wings Awards Banquet – will celebrate accomplishments within the BC Aviation. The awards are made by BCAC is made up of over 160 industry members represents most major aviation companies in the province. The BCAC speaks for members with Governments at all levels, supports education and training. Membership consists of aviation executives, pilots, airport managers, suppliers to the industry, aviation enthusiasts, and students.

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HARPER GOVERNMENT STRENGTHENS CANADA'S AEROSPACE SECTOR

The Honourable Tony Clement, Minister of Industry, today announced a repayable investment of $18.6 million in a $61.9-million research and development project being undertaken by Mechtronix Systems Inc. This investment is being made through the Strategic Aerospace and Defence Initiative (SADI).

"With this repayable funding, Mechtronix Systems will be able to build its in-house capabilities to develop flight simulator training products," said Minister Clement. "With the economic recovery still fragile, hard-working men and women in Canada's aerospace sector can rest assured that our government is on their side."

Mechtronix Systems' products will have improved capabilities, such as increased performance and energy efficiency. The work for this project will be carried out with collaborators such as Université Laval and Composites BHS Inc.

"It is vital for Canadian companies to provide the aviation industry with solutions that exceed the latest industry standards and that fully meet the customers' needs for innovation," said Xavier-Henri Hervé, President of Mechtronix Systems. "This new investment allows us to expand our unique ability in engineering and manufacturing products, which incorporate cutting-edge technology."

SADI supports strategic industrial research and pre-competitive development projects in the aerospace, defence, space and security industries. SADI is managed by the Industrial Technologies Office, a special operating agency of Industry Canada with a mandate to advance leading-edge research and development by Canadian industries.

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