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HAC 2013 official show guide

18 th Annu A l h AC Convention & t r A de Show n ovember 8-10, 2013 vA n C ouver , B.C.

HAC Chair’s Welcome

thank you for joining us here at the vancouver Convention Centre for hAC’s 18th General Meeting, training Forum and trade Show. Bienvenue à tous!

this will be our first convention in a full fall format, and it promises to be our largest ever, in almost every way. this year’s convention will have our largest training and professional development program, our largest trade show, and our largest assortment of speaker series programs. You will see a number of other significant changes this year too.

Your surveys from previous conventions have indicated that you wanted to have more training, and you wanted to see the committee meetings protected from other convention events, in order to provide a better opportunity for members to attend. we have compressed the committee meetings slightly to avoid some conflicts with other convention programs.

this year, your association has developed a series of programs that focus on new membership services – and we have developed courses to help you implement the new services. training Agreements, draft employment Contracts and Averaging Agreements, a new hAC Group health Benefits Program, to name a few, all are aimed at helping you operate more efficiently and at a lower cost. it is important to appreciate that these programs were developed as a result of your survey input and with the volunteer assistance of operator members and Associates like yourselves. A number of courses are being offered at no cost.

don’t forget to attend the session led by Martin eley and Fred Jones. the session has become a fixture of the hAC program and it is a crucible for emerging regulatory issues in our industry the Chair’s reception, the After hours event, and a new Skidz Bar will round out the social dimension of the event.

on behalf of the hAC board of directors, i encourage you to enjoy the convention. i want to invite you to speak with me or any of the other board members in the hall or in the bar, particularly if you have any comments on hAC’s activities or ideas for new programs and services. we all know these are challenging times, and your association is looking for new and innovative ways to assist. only with your assistance and input can hAC continue “Bringing the industry together.”

SylvAin Seguin C oo Canadian h elicopters, an hn Z Company

Mission-specific helicopter modifications enhance your capability while also improving safety – and they can also decrease your maintenance costs. Around the globe, hundreds of helicopters are flying vital missions using Heli-One modifications, including operators who provide offshore services, search-and-rescue, emergency medical services, and military and law-enforcement protection. Heli-One designs and certifies an extensive array of helicopter modifications and repairs for airworthiness jurisdictions around the world.

As the world’s largest independent helicopter support services company, safety is our number one priority. We believe that to give our customers the service and safety they require, we need to understand them, whether they own a single helicopter or a large fleet. We build robust support solutions for our customers – with the aim of maximizing safety, optimizing mission readiness and minimizing total cost of ownership. Our commitment to customer service is second to none. Industry-leading maintenance practices, advanced training programs and cutting-edge technology are at the core of all that we do. Leaving you safe in the knowledge that we're up there with you.

HAC President’s Message

i would like to add my welcome to Sylvain’s. this year’s convention and tradeshow promises to be our best ever. t here’s a larger tradeshow, more professional development courses, more parties . . . and Sergei Sikorsky, too!

i wanted to take a moment to pay special tribute to our corporate sponsors and convention sponsors who have contributed generously to this year’s convention. we couldn’t do it without you.

t his is our first full fall format convention, and it bodes well for the future. By most accounts, this was a bit of a lackluster operating season, but we are pleased to see that many operators are still prepared to come out to support the convention. i am certain that it will not disappoint. Please take some time on the tradeshow floor to support our valued associates and exhibitors . . . and enJ o Y!!!!

d on’t miss the after hours event at the brand-new B lACKB ird Public h ouse and o yster Bar t his promises to be an exceptionally enjoyable event!

i f you have any comments on this year’s convention, please stop me or one of your Board members. Your feedback drives changes to h AC’s convention format, so please make your views known!

Fred JoneS h AC President & C eo

Supporting Helicopter Operators

HAC Proudly SAluteS our 2013 Convention SPonSorS. thank you for making the 2013 hAC Convention & trade Show its strongest ever.

WedneSdAy, noveMBer 6

0830 – 1630 flying in the wire & obstruction environment (Part 1) PP – Pacific rim 1

0830 – 1630

Presenter: Bob Feerst, President, utilities Aviation Specialists inc.

enviroblast & NdT Bell ultrasound

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rim 2 grip inspection course (day 1 - initial)

Presenter: vic Bailey, President, enviroblast & ndt

0830 – 1630 audit Preparation workshop (day 1)

– Gazebo 1

Presenter: Gary Grass, Canadian Council for Aviation & Aerospace (CCAA)

tHurSdAy, noveMBer 7

08:30 – 1630 enviroblast & NdT Bell ultrasound grip inspection course (day 2 – initial & Recurrent) PP – racific rim 2

Presenter: vic Bailey, President, enviroblast & ndt

0830 – 1630 flying in the wire & obstruction environment (Part 2)

Presenter: Bob Feerst, President, utilities Aviation Specialists inc.

0830 – 1200 ge capital – succession Planning:

7 Building The future of Your company

Presenter: Murray Gottheil, Partner, Pallett valo llP

0830 – 1630 audit Preparation workshop (day 2)

– Gazebo 1

Presenter: Gary Grass, Canadian Council for Aviation & Aerospace (CCAA)

0830 – 1630 human factors in aviation Maintenance Refresher course vCC – room 9

Presenters: Gord dupont & Bill Foyle, System Safety Services

0830 – 1630 Pilot decision Making for helicopter flight crew

16 Presenters: renee dupont-Adam & Brian Small, System Safety Services

0800 – 1200 implementing Your New cPM Policy Manual

– Gazebo 2 in Your operation

Presenter: Amanda Sarginson & Steven williams – emond harnden llP (All Members welcome)

0830 – 1200 Bell helicopter Textron Technical update

(everyone welcome) 1030 – 1045 Refreshment Break Pan Pacific Foyer for PP sessions | 2nd floor Foyer

1300 – 1630 eurocopter canada & safran Turbomeca canada

– room 18 technical update (everyone welcome)

1300 – 1630 implementing hac Template agreements –

– Gazebo 2 offers of employment/contracts/averaging Permits

Presenters: Amanda Sarginson & Steven williams – emond harnden llP

1300 – 1630 ge capital – implementing “lean” Principles

7 in the helicopter industry

Presenter: tony laBoa, Access Ge leader, Ge Capital, Americas

1300 - 1630 helicopter longline and cargo Net Maintenance

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10 and inspection

Sponsored By: Barry Cordage ltd. (everyone welcome)

Presenter: Marc Andre Pilon, Barry Cordage ltd.

FridAy, noveMBer 8 0700

coMMiTTee MeeTiNgs (eveRYoNe welcoMe)

eissfeldt,

SAturdAy, noveMBer 9 0730

0900 –

Program

0900 – 1215 Trade show open

0900 – 0945 Product Presentation forum –

Vancouver Convention Centre (VCC) & Pan Pacific Hotel (PP)

– room 20 skytrac systems ltd. neW

0830 – 1000 advanced Technologies: from the atlas human Powered helicopter to the future of vertical flight vCC – room 12

Presenter: Mike hirschberg, American helicopter Society international

0830-1000 Quality – Beyond Regulatory compliance

Presenter: Gary Grass, Abante intelligent Solutions

1000 – 1045 eNeRgY NeTwoRKiNg BReaK

Program

noveMBer 10

Sponsored By: Pratt & whitney Canada 0900 –

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Presiding officer – Sylvain Seguin, Chair

Financial report – Gary Mcdermid, treasurer

President’s report – Fred Jones, President & Ceo

Presenter: dave howe, Site Safety inc.

Presenter: randy Mains, helicopter Pilot/Public Speaker/CrM-AMrM instructor

MondAy, noveMBer 11

Presenter: Gerry Binnema, Canadian Council for Aviation Aerospace (CCAA)

Presenter: Michelle riddell, Canadian Council for Aviation Aerospace (CCAA)

Presenter: david howe, Site Safety inc. tueSdAy, noveMBer 12

08300 –

Presenter: david howe, Site Safety inc.

luncheon keynote Speaker

Sergei SikorSky

Born in n ew York in 1925, Sergei Sikorsky grew up in Connecticut watching his father, aviation pioneer igor Sikorsky, build the famous Sikorsky flying boats and “Clippers” for Pan American Airways and other customers around the world. he remembers his first flight, when he was about eight years old while seated on his father’s lap in the co-pilots’ seat of a twin-engine S-38 amphibian.

h e also remembers visits to the Sikorsky home by the l indbergh family, Colonel “Jimmy” d oolittle, Captain “ e ddie” rickenbacker, and many other aviation greats. From 1939 onwards, he followed the development of the first successful Sikorsky helicopter, the v S-300, and flew in it as a passenger, with his father at the controls.

d uring the Second world war, he served in a u .S. coast guard, helicopter development squadron at Floyd Bennett Field. h e participated in the test and demonstration of the earliest helicopter rescue hoists, litters and baskets, and flew in some of the first helicopter search-and-rescue missions near the end of the Second world war.

Following the Second world war, Sikorsky studied at the university of Florence, i taly, and then joined u nited Aircraft (now united technologies) in 1951.

Forty years of international helicopter marketing and manufacturing assignments followed, during which he lived in Germany, Japan and France. h e flew many types of aircraft for business and pleasure in e urope, holding at one time or another, American, i talian, French, German and Swiss pilot licences.

After the end of production of the Sikorsky C h-53 transport helicopter for German Army Aviation in 1975, he returned to the Sikorsky Aircraft plant in Connecticut.

Since retiring from Sikorsky Aircraft as vice-president, special projects, in 1992, he remains active as a consultant. h e has received a number of aviation honours and awards. he is fluent in French, German, i talian, russian as well as english. his hobbies include flying, aviation history, target shooting, painting and classical music. h e is married to d utch-born e lena van Mechelen and has a grown son, Sergei Jr

Sikorsky has received many honours and awards:

• t he italian i nstitute of navigation Medal

• Sweden’s r oyal Aeronautical Society’s t hulin Bronze Medal

• h onorary d octorate in Aviation Management from e mbry-r iddle Aeronautical u niversity

• American h elicopter Society international’s h onorary Fellow Award

• t he Augusta international Fellowship Award

• t he u krainian Cross of Yaroslav the w ise

• t he r ussian h elicopter i ndustry’s international Cooperation Medal

• t he Arizona Chapter Commemorative Air Force Award

• t he American helicopter Society’s John J Schneider h istorical Achievement Award

Speakers

eriC edWArdS, Chair, UVS Canada (Unmanned VehiCle SyStemS)

e ric e dwards has been active in the field of unmanned aircraft since 1986. he has led the development of onboard flight control and payload control systems in several u AS programs ranging from micro-air vehicles to large, high-altitude, long-endurance aircraft. he is highly engaged with the rapid evolution of the commercial uAS sector, with an increasing focus on business management and investment.

e dwards was an active industry participant in transport Canada’s first uAv working Group from 2006 to 2007, which explored the changes required to the Canadian Air regulations to introduce uAvs into civil airspace. in 2008, he was an invited member of the second working group that overhauled the SF oC process. Subsequently, he represented Canada’s industry sector in a steering committee that established the priorities and roadmap for regulatory evolution in Canada. As of 2010, he is participating in transport Canada’s u Av Systems Program design working Group that will formalize the regulatory changes. e dwards holds two degrees in aerospace engineering from the u niversity of toronto. h e is president of Xiphos Systems Corp. of Montreal, which provides electronics and software for specialized space missions and unmanned aircraft.

MArtin eley, direCtor General, CiVil aViation

Martin eley was appointed to the position of director general ( dG), Civil Aviation on May 4, 2009.

e ley started his aviation career in 1972 as an undergraduate with the British Aerospace Civil d ivision at weybridge, Surrey, e ngland. he graduated in 1977 with a B.Sc ( h on) in aeronautical engineering from the imperial College of the university of london. h e then moved to work on the application of composite materials to Jaguar and tornado Aircraft with the British Aerospace Military division at warton, l ancashire, e ngland. i n 1982, e ley moved to Canada to join transport Canada ( t C) as a structures engineer in the Airworthiness Branch. h e has since worked as a professional engineer in a variety of capacities. e ley also is an associate fellow of the Canadian Aeronautics and Space institute (CAS i ).

PAtriCk H. Floyd, BarriSter and SoliCitor, rohmer & Fenn, toronto

Currently a lawyer at rohmer & Fenn in toronto, Patrick Floyd’s principal disciplines are post-crash litigation (aircraft and helicopters), corporate matters and regulatory enforcement.

Floyd has been called to the Bars of the State of new York, the Province of ontario and the territory of n unavut. For the past eight years, he has been heavily involved in aviation litigation, aircraft and corporate acquisition, and regulatory matters at r ohmer & Fenn. Prior to joining the firm, he was in-house lawyer for n Av CA nA dA for eight years with a concentration on aviation litigation, regulatory and enforcement issues. h e is also was a member of the nAv CA nA d A privatization negotiating team.

Prior to becoming a lawyer, Floyd spent 15 years as an AM e/AP (helicopters and fixed wing) and as a fixed-wing pilot (bush) for a variety of Canadian operators.

Bill grAinger, direCtor oF tranSportation, SUnCor enerGy inC

Suncor e nergy inc owns and operates five Bombardier r egional Aircraft: three 890s, one 850 and one Challenger 300. Bill Grainger has a long history in aviation safety management beginning with 23 years as an Aircraft Maintenance e ngineer in the h M Forces.

After his military career, Grainger moved to Airborne e nergy Solutions as SMS/QA manager to assist with the managed implementation of new SMS and QA systems. h e designed, developed and implemented new maintenance and operations QA structure and systems, new SMS management planning and execution procedures. h e was then promoted to vice president where he managed the business based in 13 locations throughout Alberta and British Columbia. he then moved to C h C h elicopter, first as director, global safety and quality, then as the managing director, operations, where he ensured that consistent, world-class safety processes, programs and measurement tools were in place throughout all global locations. h e is currently chairman of the technology Committee in o GP, who are committed to improving safety throughout the aviation world of oil and gas producers.

gAry grASS, preSident, aBante intelliGent SolUtionS inC.

Gary Grass maintains the best safety and quality practices are not “trade secrets.” travelling the world in support of aviation SMS and quality programs, he regularly observes that the difference between success or failure in business, safety and quality management is exclusively found within the culture and leadership of the company.

A former Martin Mars pilot and post-secondary aviation educator, Grass is the president of Abante intelligent Solutions i nc. h e also is the founding director of the Aviation l eadership Foundation, a global SMS and quality consultant and a contributing member to the Canadian Council for Aviation and Aerospace as an SM e for the n ational occupational Standard for QA Manager and QA Auditor.

Mike HirSCHBerg, exeCUtiVe direCtor, ameriCan heliCopter SoCiety (ahS)

Mike hirschberg assumed the duties of the AhS executive director on June 1, 2011, after 20 years in the aerospace industry, primarily in vertical flight. As the executive director, hirschberg is responsible for the execution of the strategic direction set by the AhS board of directors.

h irschberg was previously a principal aerospace engineer with C entrA technology, i nc., providing technical and program management support for over 10 years to the defense Advanced r esearch Projects Agency (d A rPA) and the office of n aval research ( onr ) on advanced aircraft and rotorcraft concepts. Prior to this, h irschberg worked from 1994 to 2001 in the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Program o ffice, supporting the development of the X-32 and X-35 vertical flight propulsion systems.

h irschberg holds a B.Sc. in Aerospace e ngineering from the u niversity of virginia and an M. e ng. in Mechanical e ngineering from Catholic university of America. h e is currently completing an MBA at the virginia Polytechnic institute and State u niversity ( virginia tech).

Speakers

dAvid HoWe, preSident and manaGinG direCtor,

Site SaFety inC

d avid h owe, president and managing director of Site Safety i nc., is a safety consultant specializing in barrier-based risk analysis using the Bow tie XP risk management tool to visualize risk exposure and controls for high hazard industries.

rAndy MAinS, heliCopter pilot/pUBliC Speaker/ Crm-amrm inStrUCtor

r andy Mains began his helicopter flying career at the age of 21 flying 1,042 helicopter combat hours during his one-year tour in vietnam, where he was awarded, 27 air medals, the Bronze Star Medal and the distinguished Flying Cross. he has flown in Australia and n ew Guinea, was a senior instructor pilot for Bell helicopter international teaching western pilots to become instructor pilots in iran and was an he MS pioneer in America.

Mains was headhunted from l ife Flight San diego to set up a countrywide heMS program in the Sultanate of oman where he worked for 13 years. h e then was hired to fly as an heMS pilot for the King of Saudi Arabia off his 500-foot yacht.

Mains left Saudi to fly men and equipment to offshore oil installations in the Persian Gulf for Abu d habi Aviation where he became an instructor, flight examiner and S i M operator, teaching, examining and assessing C rM for more than 160 Airline transport Pilots from 20 countries. h e wrote the SoP for an heMS contract in Saudi Arabia employing 50 pilots.

w ith a degree in journalism from San d iego State u niversity he currently writes a monthly column in Rotorcraft Pro magazine. h e has also authored four books.

Mains is a qualified Cr M instructor, facilitator and C rM assessor in the cockpit. h e is now chief C rM/AM rM instructor for o regon Aero. Mains’ outspoken, nononsense safety message in the American he MS industry is surprisingly gaining international attention and appeal.

george WAng, Senior aSSoCiate, health & BeneFtS, aon hewitt

George wang is a senior associate in the h ealth & Benefits practice of Aon h ewitt. he has more than 12 years of experience in the group benefits field, both from an insurer and a consulting perspective. wang’s area of focus includes post-retirement benefits valuation, benefits plan benchmarking and redesign, renewal analysis and negotiations, financial statement audits, and vendor procurement.

Before joining Aon hewitt in 2011, wang worked for another global consulting firm and was responsible for a number of large clients in both British Columbia and Alberta markets. he is a fellow of the Society of Actuaries and a fellow of the Canadian institute of Actuaries.

ABAnte 1012

4567 Prospect road, north vancouver, British Columbia

Phone: 778-233-7720

website: www.abantesafety.com

Main Contact: Gary Grass

e-mail: ggrass@abantesafety.com

Globally experienced SMS and Quality Management experts partnering in full spectrum SMS success solutions including; the SMS Competency Pathway learning Series, the customized iSMS software, and high level SMS/QMS Audit tool.

ABle engineering & CoMPonent ServiCeS 916

7706 east velocity way, Mesa, Arizona

Phone: 602-304-1227

website: www.ableengineering.com

Main Contact: Sean Sinclair

e-mail: sean.sinclair@ableengineering.com

Safely reducing aircraft operating costs by providing resourceful component repair, overhaul and PMA parts for almost 30 years. Specializing in Bell, eurocopter, Sikorsky & Agusta, and your first choice for Bell 407 component exchanges.

AdvAnCed CoMPoSite StruCtureS inC.

43 Muir road, winnipeg, Manitoba

Phone: 204-982-6565

Fax: 204-982-6555

website: www.acs-composites.com

Main Contact: James Anning

e-mail: janning@acs-composites.com

repairs to composite & metal helicopter main & tail rotor blades, cowlings and fairings; exchange pool inventory; in-house repair design capabilities. dedicated to providing Sound-Solid-Solutions.

AeM CorP

15 - 1925 Kirschner road, Kelowna, British Columbia

Phone: 250-763-1088

website: www.aem-corp.com

Main Contact: ray lewis

e-mail: ray.lewis@aem-corp.com

800

918

AeM is a leading designer & manufacturer of aircraft audio systems, intercoms, tactical FM radio systems, illuminated panels & display products, audio amplifiers, audio adapters and remote switch assemblies.

AeroPArtS PluS

#230 - 7080 river road, richmond, British Columbia

Phone: 604-273-4561

Fax: 604-273-0215

website: www.aeropartsplus.ca

Main Contact: david taylor

e-mail: dtaylor@wpl-app.com

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AeroPArtS Plus is Canada’s latest Fixed and rotary wing parts distribution and Mro solution catering to avionics, instruments, accessories, wheels, brakes, fuel and hydraulic components.

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AguStAWeStlAnd

3050 red lion road, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Phone: 215-229-1400

website: www.agustawestland.com

Main Contact: enrico Canal

e-mail: enrico.canal@agustawestland.com

Agustawestland, a Finmeccanica company, is one of the largest helicopter companies in the world. the company offers an unrivalled range of helicopters, training, and support solutions to satisfy the requirements of civil and military customers. Agustawestland has its primary operations in italy, the united Kingdom, and the united States of America.

AirBorne engineS ltd.

7762 Progress way, delta, British Columbia

Phone: 604-244-1668

Fax: 604-244-1787

website: www.airborneengines.com

Main Contact: Colin Bartole e-mail: cbartole@airborneengines.com incorporated in 1991, Airborne engines ltd specializes in the maintenance, repair, overhaul and testing of the honeywell t53 series and rolls-royce M250 series, Gas turbine engines. Ael is a honeywell Authorized Service Center and rolls-royce AMC.

AirCrAFt MAintenAnCe SySteMS

1209, Sacre-Coeur 2, Boulevard, Po Box 538, St. Felicien, Quebec

Phone: 418 679-5255

website: www.aircraftms.com

Main Contact: Marie-Josée vennes

e-mail: mariejosee.v@aircraftms.com

designed to manage and track the complete maintenance of the aircraft, engines, and equipment, Aircraft Maintenance Systems software adheres to regulatory and operational standards. improve uptime of your aircraft supported with strict compliance of scheduled activities and reduce costs by establishing automated processes.

Air

MAintenAnCe uPdAte MAgAzine

unit 7, 11771 horseshoe way, richmond, British Columbia

Phone: 604-214-9824

Fax: 604-214-9825

website: www.amumagazine.com

Main Contact: Bill Carter

e-mail: amumagazine@outlook.com

Magazine publication

AirWolF AeroSPACe 900

15369 Madison road, Middlefield, ohio

Phone: 440-632-1687

Fax: 440-632-1685

website: www.airwolfaerospace.com

Main Contact: eric wolff

e-mail: eric@airwolfaerospace.com

Manufacturer of PMA-StC tt Straps and other dynamic components for Bell 206, oh-58, 204, 205, 210, 212, uh-1 & enstrom 480. Apollo Spray systems & Blade tape for robinson’s.

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All MetAl MS

5325 South valley view Boulevard, las vegas, nevada

Phone: 702-221-9394

website: www.allmetalms.com

Main Contact: Scott thomas

e-mail: Scott@allmetalms.com

1006

All Metal MS has been providing high quality maintenance stands to the aviation industry for more than a decade. All Metal specializes in design, engineering and manufacturing of solution driven custom “safety first” Maintenance Stands, Assembly / Production line Platforms, hangar equipment, Portable Field equipment and Specialty tooling, for all helicopter and fixed wing applications. our focus is working with clients to design customized value-added quality products that provide efficient solutions for their challenges. All Metal MS is an innovator in the production of quality solution driven “safety first” aircraft maintenance stands, improving safety and enhancing maintenance effectiveness. All Metal MS is a global leader in solution driven “safety first” maintenance technology.

AlPine AeroteCH

1260 industrial road, Kelowna, British Columbia

Phone: 250-769-6344

website: www.alpineaerotech.com

Main Contact: neil Baycroft e-mail: nbaycroft@alpineaerotech.com

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Alpine Aerotech lP is a Bell helicopter approved Customer Service Facility with over 140 staff operating from a 93000 sqft of facilities in Kelowna and Abbotsford, BC, Canada. Founded in 1990 Aerotech has achieved Bell’s Platinum level since 2009

ArguS internAtionAl, inC.

4240 Airport road, Suite 300, Cincinnati, ohio

Phone: 513-852-1010

Fax: 513-852-5112

website: www.argus.aero

Main Contact: Susan tolle-Bryan

e-mail: susan.tolle@argus.aero

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ArGuS offers global aviation solutions; subsidiaries include ArGuS ProS & PriSM. ProS provides safety audits including iS-BAo, ArGuS Platinum, & BArS. PriSM offers SMS solutions, is a designated iS-BAo Support Services Affiliate and a recognized certification consultant.

AviAll, A Boeing CoMPAny

Po Box 619048, dallas, texas

Phone: 972-586-1000

website: www.aviall.com

Main Contact: Christina Ford

e-mail: christina.ford@aviall.com

Aviall, a wholly owned subsidiary of Boeing, distributes aviation products for more than 240 manufacturers and offers approximately 2,000,000 catalog items from 40 customer service centers around the world.

AviAltA

1A 27018 Sh633, villeneuve Airport, Sturgeon County, Alberta

Phone: 780-460-1800

website: www.avialta.com

Main Contact: Paul horvatis@avialta.com

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e-mail: phorvatis@avialta.com

Avialta is a Bell, robinson and turbomeca CSF specializing in aircraft maintenance, part sales,component ovhl’s, painting and aircraft leasing and sales.

Avinet 405

Ground Floor, 136 Frome Street, Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: 61 8 8100 1166

website: www.airmaestro.net

Main Contact: Aleks Banas

e-mail: sales@avinet.com.au

Avinet is the software development company behind leading cloud-based aviation solution Air Maestro. the solution integrates Safety, operational and Compliance requirements to effectively manage business operations anywhere, anytime.

Avlite SySteMS

61 Business Park drive, tilton, new hampshire

Phone: 603-737-1310

Fax: 603-737-1320

website: www.avlite.com

Main Contact: rowan Plaxton

e-mail: r.plaxton@sealiteusa.com

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Avlite Systems is a technology leader in the design and production of solar-powered aviation/helipad lighting equipment. the company is a world-class manufacturer for

defence, government, civil and humanitarian aid operations in the most remote, toughest environments.

AvioniC inStruMentS, llC. 317

1414 randolph Avenue, Avenel, new Jersey

Phone: 732-781-1056

Fax: 732-382-4996

website: www.avionicinstruments.com

Avro StrAtegieS

600 Palmer road northeast, Calgary, Alberta

Phone: 403-669-4192

website: www.avrostrategies.com

Main Contact: Mark Bannan

e-mail: mark.bannan@avrostrategies.com

need a down-to-earth SMS solution to manage everything from incident records, trending and graphing? Avro Strategies offers Safety Management Software: webbased software that reduces risk and rises to new altitudes

COMPONENT OVERHAUL SPECIALISTS

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BArry CordAge ltd.

6110 boul. des Grandes Prairies, Montreal, Quebec

Phone: 1-800-305-2673

Fax: 514-328-1963

website: www.barry.ca/helicopter/

Main Contact: Jean Francois robitaille

e-mail: jfrobitaille@barry.ca

Barry makes the best helicopter long lines and cargo nets in the world. our product line includes custom tow lines and bridle assemblies, helicopter cargo net and helicopter long lines.

Bell HeliCoPter

12,800 l’Avenir, Mirabel, Quebec

Phone: 450-971-6500

Fax: 450-971-2006

website: www.bellhelicopter.com

Main Contact: vicki Stuart

e-mail: vstuart@bh.com

Bell helicopter, a wholly-owned subsidiary of textron inc., produces commercial and military vertical lift aircraft. Known for world-class customer service, innovation and quality, Bell’s global workforce serves customers in 120+ countries.

CAdorAtH AeroSPACe

2070 logan Avenue, winnipeg, Manitoba

Phone: 204-633-2707

website: www.cadorath.com

Main Contact: Johnny Sutherland

e-mail: johnny@cadorath.com

repair, modification, & overhaul facility for Bell helicopter & rolls royce model 250 parts - expansive & growing repair list for global customers.

CAn WeSt CoMPonent ServiCeS inC. 805

hanger 10, 5225 216th Street, langley, British Columbia

Phone: 604-532-0322

website: www.canwestcomponents.com/

CASP AeroSPACe inC. 307

98 Columbus Avenue, Pointe Claire, Quebec

Phone: 514-630-7777

Fax: 514-630-9999

website: www.caspaerospace.com

Main Contact: Patricia Mulroney e-mail: pmulroney@caspaerospace.com

life Support equipment including but not limited to Fire protection, oxygen Cylinder Assemblies, Crew Masks, inflation & Pneumatic equipment, Cartridges, Flooring, as well as Securaplane Mainship & emergency Batteries, Camera, and Security systems.

Cole internAtionAl 312

3033 34 Avenue northeast, Calgary, Alberta

Phone: 403-262-2771

Fax: 403-262-7301

website: www.cole.ca

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Main Contact: Craig ozimko

e-mail: craig.ozimko@cole.ca

removing transportation barriers and earning each customer’s trust one shipment at a time, Cole international delivers creative solutions to your logistics needs. Services include; Customs Brokerage, transportation/warehousing & trade Consulting.

CoMPoSite teCHnology inC.

1727 South Main Street, dFw Airport, texas

Phone: 972-456-6900

Fax: 972-456-6977

website: www.rotorblades.com

ConCorde BAttery CorPorAtion

2009 San Bernardino road, west Covina, California

Phone: 626-813-1234

Main Contact: Bob Burkel

e-mail: bburkel@concordebattery.com

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Concorde manufactures over 90 models of oe and FAA, AnAC, Argentinean, Canadian and eASA certified direct replacement batteries. As a designer of application specific solutions, Concorde’s sealed lead acid batteries are installed by the majority of aircraft manufacturers and are in service in military aircraft worldwide.

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dAllAS AvioniCS, inC.

2525 Santa Anna Avenue, dallas, texas

Phone: 214-320-9770

Fax: 214-320-1057

website: www.dallasavionics.com

Main Contact: Kenny hall

e-mail: kh@dallasavionics.com

Sales and support of: technisonic airborne tactical communications, analog/digital audio panels, Flightcell integrated aviation cellular and satellite communication and tracking solutions, Power Sonix airborne public address systems, laserdyne video displays, recorders. wholesale distributor of aircraft avionics and related test equipment.

dArt AeroSPACe

1270 Aberdeen Street, hawkesbury, ontario

Phone: 613-632-3336

Fax: 613-632-4446

website: www.dartaerospace.com

Main Contact: Steve Ghaleb e-mail: sghaleb@dartaero.com

dArt provides industry-leading design, manufacturing and market-certified solutions for the helicopter and aerospace industry. with a line-up of over 700 StCs and 5,000 products, dArt offers a comprehensive portfolio of: aftermarket products, accessories, spare parts and tools for civil and military operators, all major rotorcraft oeM,and more.

donAldSon CoMPAny

17891 Chesterfield Airport road, Chesterfield, Missouri

Phone: 636-300-5209

Fax: 636-300-5205

website: www.donaldsonrotorcraft.com

Main Contact: Paul ross

e-mail: paul.ross@donaldson.com

donaldson’s Aerospace & defense Group is a leading worldwide provider of filtration systems for the aerospace and defense industry. our filtration solutions protect fixed-wing aircraft, rotorcraft, military ground vehicles, electronic equipment, space vehicles, missiles, military shipboard systems and amphibious vehicles. we are committed to advancing filtration technology and providing quality products and prompt customer service.

dSS AviAtion inC.

71 wright Avenue, dartmouth, nova Scotia

Phone: 902-444-3788

website: www.dssaviation.com

Main Contact: doug thomas

e-mail: dthomas@dssaviation.com

dSS Aviation is involved in the business of importation, distribution and service of aviation life saving equipment, survival products, and military equipment and supplies throughout Canada.

eAgle CoPterS ltd.

823 Mctavish road, northeast, Calgary, Alberta

Phone: 403-250-7370

Fax: 403-250-7110

website: www.eaglecopters.com

euroCoPter CAnAdA liMited

1100 Gilmore road, Fort erie, ontario

Phone: 905-871-7772

Fax: 905-871-3320

website: www.eurocopter.ca

Main Contact: Guillaume leprince

e-mail: guillaume.leprince@eurocopter.ca

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eurocopter Canada services include; Aircraft sales, composite manufacturing, r/d engineering solutions, repair and overhaul, training and 24/7 customer support. eCl supports more than 180 customers and 660 aircraft in Canada.

euroteC CAnAdA ltd.

12 innovation drive, unit w, dundas, ontario

Phone: 905-689 1771

Fax: 1-866-447 6709

website: www.eurotecvfs.com

Main Contact: hoss Golanbari

e-mail: hoss@eurotecvfs.com

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innovative company specializing in eurocopter and turbomeca spare parts, rotables, rental assets and providing complete completions for the AS350, 355, eC120, eC130 and eC135 rotorcrafts. AMo #43-11

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internAtionAl

Marine Air terminal, laGuardia Airport, Flushing, new York

Phone: 718-565-4100

website: www.flightsafety.com

Main Contact: Scott Fera

e-mail: sales@flightsafety.com

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FlightSafety international is the world’s premier professional aviation training company providing more than a million hours of training each year using the world’s largest fleet of advanced full flight simulators.

gAStoPS

1011 Polytek Street, ottawa, ontario

Phone: 613-744-3530

website: www.gastops.com

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ge CAPitAl

1250 rene levesque west, Suite 1100, Montreal, Quebec

Phone: 1-866-317-4323

website: www.gecapital.ca

Main Contact: Peter Bryce

e-mail: peter.bryce@ge.com

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Ge Capital provides asset-backed term debt and structured lease solutions to the helicopter industry. we are much more than just a capex lender. we provide working capital and partner with our clients to unlock the equity in their fixed assets.

Heli-one

4300 - 80th Street, delta, British Columbia

Phone: 604-952-7700

website: www.heli-one.ca

Main Contact: Andy nevison

e-mail: anevison@heli-one.ca

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we are clear about where our company is heading and how we are going to get there. the following statement is at the heart of everything we do – and communicated throughout the entire company.Providing unmatched helicopter services that enable customers to go further, do more and come home safely. we will be the helicopter industry’s independent service provider of choice, through our global team of experts and strategic partners, by delivering comprehensive and innovative solutions that maximize safety, optimize mission readiness and reduce total cost of ownership. Put simply this means we are committed to delivering a particular kind of service in a particular kind of way. we don’t just find answers, we deliver solutions that have a real and lasting effect on future performance. we don’t just embrace new technologies, we actively develop them. By coming to heli-one you are sharing the expertise, experience and ambitions of thousands of people around the world.

Heli-WelderS CAnAdA ltd.

unit 1, Building 47, 21330 - 56th Avenue, langley, British Columbia

Phone: 604-530-5225

Fax: 604-530-5226

website: www.heliwelders.com

Main Contact: Jasmin hart

e-mail: Jasmin@heliwelders.com

heliwelders is transport Canada & eASA approved to carry out maintenance, structural repairs and paint for your AS350/AS355/eC130 eurocopter, 206/407/212/412 Bell and Sikorsky helicopters.

1920 Ballenger Avenue, Alexandria, virginia

Phone: 703-302-8469

Fax: 703-683-0341

website: www.rotor.org

Main Contact: Jessica Kuney

e-mail: jessica.kuney@rotor.com

to provide its members with services that directly benefit their operations, and to advance the international helicopter community by providing programs that enhance safety, encourage professionalism and economic viability while promoting the unique contributions vertical flight offers society

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HeliCoPter MAintenAnCe MAgAzine

P.o. Box 803, Milton, wisconsin

Phone: 608-436-3376

website: www.helicoptermaintenancemagazine.com

Main Contact: Greg napert

e-mail: gnapert@helicoptermaintenancemagazine.com

helicopter Maintenance magazine targets helicopter maintenance personnel. readers of helicopter Maintenance magazine specialize in all aspects of rotorcraft maintenance including repair, overhaul, inspection and preventive maintenance of turbine and recip engines, airframes, rotor components, avionics, electrical systems and specialty equipment. helicopter Maintenance magazine readers work in diverse rotorcraft operations including emergency medical services (eMS), search and rescue, surveillance, logging and corporate operations. these helicopter maintenance professionals buy and influence the purchase of your products and services.

HeliCoPterS MAgAzine

Po Box 530, 105 donly drive South, Simcoe, ontario

Phone: 905-713-4351

website: www.helicoptersmagazine.com

Main Contact: weng ng

e-mail: wng@annexweb.com

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Canada’s only national rotary-wing aviation publication dedicated to providing exclusive coverage of Canadian commercial, para-public, and government/military helicopter industries.

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HeliProduCtS induStrieS ltd.

350 18799 Airport way, Pitt Meadows, British Columbia

Phone: 604-465-5008

Fax: 604-608-9222

website: www.heliproducts.com

Main Contact: Mark Steen

e-mail: mark@heliproducts.com

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heliproducts is a vancouver based transport Canada Approved, FAA Approved, eASA Approved AMo 83-05 specializing in conversions, upgrades and repairs for eurocopter AS350/355 helicopters.

HelitrAdeS inC.

18 terry Fox drive, vankleek hill, ontario

Phone: 613-678-3027

Fax: 613-678-2776

website: www.helitradesinc.com

Main Contact: Gerald tom

e-mail: gerry@helitradesinc.com

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helitrades ontario facility is a Bell helicopter textron Approved CSF. Both helitrades

Facilities in ontario and Airdrie, Alberta are woodward hrt licensed repair Service

Facilities for hydraulic actuators cylinders and valves.

HeliWAgon

10272 north Skymaster drive, hayden, idaho

Phone: 1-877-435-4946

website: www.heliwagon.com/

HoneyWell AeroSPACe

1944 e Sky harbor Circle, Phoenix, Arizona

Phone: 425-376-2378

website: http://aerospace.honeywell.com/

Main Contact: tom henderson

e-mail: tom.henderson@honeywell.com

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honeywell Aerospace develops and integrates technologies that span air traffic modernization, flight safety, engines, cockpit electronics, connectivity that deliver safe, efficient, productive and comfortable transportation-related experiences.

HoPe Aero

7605 Bath road, Mississauga, ontario

Phone: 905-677-8747 800-268-9900

Fax: 905-677-5935

website: www.hopeaero.com

Main Contact: dana ladd

e-mail: danaladd@hopeaero.com

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distributor for the honeywell Chadwick Zing huMS product line. dynamic balance equipment ground based and on-board - sales, training, technical support & service.

interACtive SAFety ProduCtS, inC.

9825-A northcross Center Court, huntesville, north Carolina

Phone: 704-664-7377

Fax: 704-664-7316

website: www.helmetsystems.com

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Main Contact: ronnie wright

e-mail: sales@helmetsystems.com

interactive Safety Products, inc. is the manufacturer of the AlPhA eagle helicopter helmet is designed for use in rotary and fixed wing, non-ejection seat aircraft. the Alpha eagle features a strong, ultra-light construction made from epoxy resin aramid and carbon fiber achieving the ultimate combination of light weight and high protection.

interMountAin turBine ServiCe, inC.

270 South 1060 west, lindon, utah

Phone: 801-785-9898

Fax: 801-785-9393

website: www.intermountainturbine.com

Main Contact: Jaclyn hawke

e-mail: jaclyn@intermountainturbine.com

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As an authorized honeywell Service Center and triumph engine Control Systems repair Center, intermountain turbine is the premier choice for your complete lt101 engine support. we offer a comprehensive selection of new and serviceable inventory, rental engines, and accessory repairs and exchanges. we have a honeywell correlated test cell and triumph certified fuel test bench to ensure the repairs are done the right way the first time. we are a leader in performance and value because of the quality service from our team of experts.

iSolAir, inC.

27600 Southeast highway 212, Boring, oregon

Phone: 503-492-2105

Fax: 503-492-2756

website: www.isolairinc.com

Main Contact: Michael Powell

e-mail: mpowell@isolairinc.com

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For over 30 years isolair has been manufacturing helicopter systems for the Firefighting, Forestry and Aerial application industries. with a broad line of certified and custom helicopter equipment, isolair has the system to fit your needs.

1330 Blue hills Avenue, Bloomfield, Connecticut

Phone: 860-243-9704

Fax: 860-243-7993

website: www.kammrkt-kam@kaman.com

Main Contact: nick lata e-mail: nick@kaman.com

KAMAtiCS Corporation designs and manufactures high-performance mechanical products used in the aviation, motor sports, marine, hydropower and other industries. these products primarily consist of the KAron self-lubricating bearings used for aircraft flight control, landing gear and automotive suspensions.

20690 Carmen loop, Suite 102, Bend, oregon

Phone: 541-385-5051

Fax: 541-617-9857

website: www.kawakaviation.com

Main Contact: Peter warbington e-mail: PAw@kawakaviation.com

Kawak is now in it’s 20th year of business and remains an industry leader in electric and hydraulic helicopter firefighting systems, high speed reduction gearboxes, precision agriculture aerial applications, and specialty engineering design and manufacturing.

waterloo international Airport, 4881 Fountain Street north, hangar 9, Breslau, ontario

Phone: 519-648-2921

Fax: 519-684-2614

website: www.kitcheneraero.com

Main Contact: Barry Aylward e-mail: barry@kitcheneraero.com

Avionics Sales, install, Service, repair Special Missions Specialist, electronic news Gathering, Media Broadcast installations, law enforcement, Fire Suppression exclusive Canadian Factory Authorized distributor and repair Center for Gentex Flight helmets.

101-3375 whittier Avenue, victoria, British Columbia

Phone: 250-475-0203

website: www.latitudetech.com

Main Contact: Jim Bowden

e-mail: jim.bowden@latitudetech.com

latitude technologies is a vertically integrated manufacturer and provider of robust and reliable satcom voice and flight data management solutions for all aviation sectors.

42 Fernwood Crescent, St. Albert, Alberta

Phone: 780-499-7384

website: liftprolifestyle.com

Main Contact: Mike Zazulak

e-mail: mike@liftprolifestyle.com

lift Pro lifestyle delivers quality, identifiable gear for passionate helicopter professionals who take pride in their career and have earned the right to be recognized.

lord CorPorAtion

111 lord drive, Cary, north Carolina

Phone: 919-468-5979

website: www.lord.com

Main Contact: Melea dixon

e-mail: melea_dixon@lord.com

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diversified technology and manufacturing company. develops adhesives, coatings, motion control, and sensing tech in the aerospace, automotive and industrial markets.

MAxCrAFt AvioniCS ltd.

250-18799 Airport way, Pitt Meadows, British Columbia

Phone: 604-465-3080

Fax: 604-465-3084

website: www.maxcraft.ca

Main Contact: Joanna Miles

e-mail: joanna@maxcraft.ca

Maxcraft Avionics ltd. was founded in 1989 to address a need for competent avionics support in the commercial helicopter sector with state-of-the-art facilities near vancouver, B.C, they provide avionics installation and worldwide full-service support to the helicopter and fixed-wing markets.

nortH FligHt dAtA SySteMS, llC

1214 hawn Avenue, Suite 100, Shreveport, louisiana

Phone: 817-456-4747

website: www.northfds.com

onBoArd SySteMS

13915 northwest 3rd Court, vancouver, washington

Phone: 360-546-3072

Fax: 360-546-3073

website: www.onboardsystems.com

Main Contact: Keys Miller e-mail: keys@onboardsystems.com

onboard Systems designs and manufactures a complete line of innovative external load equipment, including belly hooks, cargo hook suspension systems, onboard weighing Systems and remote hooks.

oregon Aero, inC.

34020 Skyway drive, Scappoose, oregon

Phone: 503-543-7399

website: www.oregonAero.com

Main Contact: Customer Service e-mail: customerservice@oregonaero.com

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improve crew endurance and capability with oregon Aero® maximum-comfort, safer, mission-specific seating systems for all types of rotor wing aircraft. Pain-free, quieter helmet and headset upgrades. CrM/AMrM training available.

PAnAlPinA inC.

heliship div., # 2190 - 5000 Miller road, richmond, British Columbia

Phone: 604 659 2626

Fax: 604 270 2418

website: www.panalpina.com/heliship

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Main Contact: Juerg Boschung

e-mail: juerg.boschung@panalpina.com

Panalpina’s helicopter Shipping division provides transportation and logistics services to the helicopter industry worldwide. our heliship specialists have over 50 years of combined experience moving helicopters by ocean, air, aircharter, truck.

PeCoFACet CAnAdA

1351 hastings Crescent Southeast, Calgary, Alberta

Phone: 403-717-2891

Fax: 403-717-2897

website: www.pecofacet.com

Main Contact: earl wetmore

e-mail: earwet@pecofacet.com

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PeCoFacet aviation fuel filtration. we are committed to quality and have been setting standards in aviation fueling for over 60 years.

PergAM

237 Southwest 41st Street, renton, washington

Phone: 1-877-317-2534

Fax: 425-642-8183

website: www.pergamusa.com

Main Contact: Boris A. horn

e-mail: bhorn@pergamusa.com

Pergam technical Services, inc. specializes in equipment and services for aerial natural gas leak detection and power line inspections. our sales and support office in renton, washington is responsible for managing all sales, customer inquiries and customer relations in the united States and Canada.

PetrovAlue

Suite 207, 17700 #10 highway, Surrey, British Columbia

Phone: 604-576-0004

Fax: 604-576-0093

website: www.petrovalue.ca

Main Contact: Kris Moore

e-mail: kris.moore@petrovalue.ca

Petrovalue is one of Canada’s leading petroleum distributors of aviation fuels, diesels, gasolines, lubricants, drummed fuel, bulk fuel, fuel bladders and more.

PrAtt & WHitney CAnAdA 504/506

1000 Marie-victorin Boulevard, longueuil, Quebec

Phone: 450-677-9411

Fax: 450-647-2888

website: www.pwc.ca

Main Contact: richard dussault

e-mail: richard.dussault@pwc.ca

Pratt & whitney Canada Corp. (P&wC), is a global aerospace leader, shaping the future of business, helicopter and regional aviation with new generation engines. A worldwide network of service centres, customer service and field representatives is available to support all P&wC products. Customer First Centre 24 hour help desk: +1-800-268-8000

PreCiSion Fuel CoMPonentS llC

3220 100th Street Southwest, everett, washington

Phone: 425 513-6789

Fax: 425 513-6788

website: precisionfuel.com

Main Contact: Pam tumminello

e-mail: pamt@precisionfuel.com

Precision Fuel Components llC , located in everett washington, is a world leader in the repair and overhaul of small turbine fuel components for the rolls royce model 250, honeywell ltS 101, Pratt & whitney Pt6 series and honeywell tPe 331 engines. Precision is a honeywell Authorized warranty and repair Station (AwArS).

PreCiSion HeliPArtS - CAnAdA

919/923 unit #305 19133- 26th Avenue, Surrey, British Columbia

Phone: 604-542-8820

Fax: 604-542-8829

website: www.heliparts.ca

Main Contact: Brian Brum e-mail: bbrum@heliparts.com

PhP-C is a Precision Aviation Group Company (PAG). PAG is a leading provider of products and value-added services to the worldwide Aerospace and defense industry. PAG uses its distinct business units and customer focused business model to serve aviation customers through two business functions – Aviation Supply Chain and its trademarked inventory Supported Maintenance, repair and overhaul – iSMro®.

PulSelite CAnAdA

Po Box 1100, delta, British Columbia

Phone: 604-943-5938

Fax: 604-943-5909

website: www.pulselite.ca

Main Contact: Murray Mcdonell

e-mail: mjmcd@telus.net

Pulselite units are used for pulsing aircraft external lighting systems. this helps in reducing bird strikes and makes your aircraft more visible in the “see-and-be-seen” environment in which we operate.

QuAlity AviAtion inStruMentS, inC.

101 Fifth Avenue, McKeesport, Pennsylvania

Phone: 412-346-0168

Fax: 412-346-0169

website: www.qai.aero

Main Contact: Skip Cook

e-mail: skipc@qai.aero

QAi is an FAA/eASA approved instrument, avionics, and accessories repair station. QAi has extensive capabilities and minimal turn times to meet your overhaul/repair requirements and keep you flying.

rAMCo SySteMS

3701 Biscayne Boulevard #130, lawrenceville, new Jersey

Phone: 609-620-4800

website: www.ramco.com/aviation

Main Contact: Manoj Singh

e-mail: mks@ramco.com

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Built ground-up for the Aviation sector, the ramco Aviation Suite caters to rotor wing operators, airlines as well as third party Mros. the solution helps Aviation businesses to bring in best practices into all engineering and maintenance operations, and reduce overhead costs.

SAFrAn turBoMeCA CAnAdA

11800 helen-Bristol, Mirabel, Quebec

Phone: 450-476-2550

Fax: 450-476-1449

website: www.turbomeca.ca

Main Contact: Francis hauret

e-mail: francis.hauret@turbomeca.ca

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turbomeca Canada, a subsidiary of the SAFrAn Group, is the Canadian site of turbomeca S.A., the world leader in design and manufacturing of small and mediumpower gas turbines for helicopters. Since its inauguration in January 2003, turbomeca Canada has provided north American customers with an alternative for the repair and overhaul of Arriel 1 and Arriel 2 engines, modules and accessories and for the maintenance of Arrius 1 and Arrius 2 engines, modules and accessories. Since February 2007, turbomeca Canada has held the worldwide mandate for purchasing and distribution of tooling for its turbines’ after-sales service.

SAFt AMeriCA, inC.

711 Gil harbin industrial Boulevard, valdosta, Georgia

Phone: 229-247-2331

Fax: 229-247-8486

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website: www.saftbatteries.com

Main Contact: david Barringer

e-mail: david.barringer@saftbatteries.com

Saft is the world’s leading battery supplier to the aviation industry, producing a wide range of advanced technology batteries for all types of aircraft.

Sei induStrieS ltd. 110/211

7400 wilson Avenue, delta, British Columbia

Phone: 604-946-3131

Fax: 604-940-9566

website: www.sei-ind.com

Main Contact: Shawn Bethel

e-mail: seisales@sei-ind.com

More than 1000 helicopter operators and fire-fighting agencies around the world rely on our award-winning Bambi Bucket for their aerial fire suppression needs.

SeleCt HeliCoPter ServiCeS ltd.

6295A Airport way, Kelowna, British Columbia

Phone: 250-765-3317

Fax: 1-866-389-9878

website: www.selecthelicopter.com

Main Contact: Marty luksts e-mail: info@selecthelicopter.com

Select helicopter Services provides overhaul and repair services for: 1. Servos, dampers, accumulators, and valves installed on Bell helicopters 2. onboard Systems, Canam and Breeze eastern cargo hooks.

SiMPlex AeroSPACe

13340 ne whitaker way, Portland, oregon

Phone: 503-257-3511

Fax: 503-257-8556

website: www.simplex.aero

Main Contact: Casey Zimmerman

e-mail: czimmerman@simplexmfg.com

industry leader with over 60 years experience in design, manufacturing, and certification of aerial application equipment for helicopters, including firefighting, agricutural spray, power line and windmill cleaning and cargo.

SkytrAC SySteMS

#200, 170 rutland road north, Kelowna, British Columbia

Phone: 250-765-2393

Fax: 250-765-3767

website: www.skytrac.ca

Main Contact: Judy Meier

e-mail: info@skytrac.ca

with over 185,000 daily transmissions to customers in 50 countries on 7 continents, our complete SatCom solutions enhance safety, ensure regulatory compliance and increase operational efficiency.

SPidertrACkS

17011 lincoln Avenue, Suite 619, Parker, Colorado

Phone: 1-800-491-2895

website: www.spidertracks.com

Main Contact: hannes Geiger

e-mail: hannes.geiger@spidertracks.com

Spider tracks provides easy to use, real-time flight tracking and communication for aircrafts using a device called ‘Spider’, transmitting the location of any aircraft equipped through the iridium satellite system.

StAndArdAero

33 Allen dyne road , winnipeg , Manitoba

Phone: 204-318-7544

Main Contact: Brian hughes e-mail: brian.hughes@standardaero.com

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StandardAero, a 100 year old company, is one of the world’s largest independent providers of services including engine and airframe maintenance, repair and overhaul, engine component repair, engineering services, interior completions and paint applications. StandardAero serves a diverse array of customers in business and general aviation, airline, military, helicopter, components, energy and viP completions markets.

2817 Murray Street, Port Moody, British Columbia

Phone: 778-294-0462

Fax: 778-294-2462

website: www.starboardaero.com

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Main Contact: Peter Brear

e-mail: peter@starboardaero.com

Forming specialized ‘bubble’ windows for applications such as heli-logging, Aerial Crane, Fire Fighting, Search & rescue (SAr), Air Ambulance, and Aerial Photography in addition, we manufacture thermoplastic components such as wall, door and ceiling panels, gauge housing, landing light lens covers, instrument panel bezels, annunciator panel lenses, seat components, cargo area liners, protective floor panels, etc.

StArt PAC

4357 west Sunset road, las vegas, nevada

Phone: 702-982-7089

Fax: 702-982-6925

website: www.startpac.com

Main Contact: Judith wurth

e-mail: judith@startpac.com

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Start Pac manufacturers ground support equipment both in lead acid and lithium models. Start Pac has various high tech power supplies ranging from 25 amps to 300 amps single phase units. Start Pac also has diesel hi-Brd and a smaller ranger for ground usage. All units are made in las vegas. Call 888-901-9987 for assistance.

tiMken

3110 n oakland, Mesa, Arizona

Phone: 480-606-3130

Fax: 480-635-0058

website: www.timken.com/mro

Main Contact: larry Batchelor

e-mail: larry.batchelor@timken.com

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timken provides a unique offering of aerospace aftermarket products and services. we overhaul engines and components, and provide replacement parts on platforms including Model 250, Pt6, t53, Bell and huey.

tSl AeroSPACe teCHnologieS ltd. 702

870 Arvin Avenue, unit 1, Stoney Creek, ontario

Phone: 905-643-4894

Fax: 905-643-8803

website: www.tslaerospace.com

Main Contact: wes Armstrong

e-mail: wes@tslaerospace.com

tSl Aerospace technologies ltd. is the authorized Canadian Agent for BAe Systems, Crashworthy and Crash Attenuating Aircraft Seating Systems and the authorized Canadian distributor for heAtCon Composite Systems and materials.

veCtor AeroSPACe

4551 Agar drive, richmond, British Columbia

Phone: 604-276-7600

Fax: 604-276-7667

website: www.vectoraerospace.com

Main Contact: eric hicks

e-mail: eric.hicks@vectoraerospace.com

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vector Aerospace helicopter Services provides world-wide Mro support for Sikorsky, eurocopter and Bell operators. Capabilities include rr, Ge, Pt6t and Arriel engines, dynamic components, structures and avionics.

vertiCAl MAgAzine

500 trillium drive, Kitchener, ontario

Phone: 519-748-1591

Fax: 519-748-2537

website: www.verticalmag.com

Main Contact: derek Kast

e-mail: derek@mhmpub.com

vertical Magazine is the world’s largest & most trusted helicopter publication. each issue reaches key decision makers throughout Canada and the world with industryleading editorial and photography.

zodiAC ServiCeS AMeriCAS, llC

4900 St. Joe Boulevard, Building 200, Suite 400, College Park, Georgia

Phone: 732-359-0342

Fax: 732-681-6751

website: www.zodiakaerospace.com

Main Contact: Patrick nasdeo

e-mail: patrick.nasdeo@zodiacaerospace.com

Aftermarket sales and service unite for Zodiac Aerospace products from these oeMS: Air Cruisers, Aerazur, Sicma Aero Seats, eCe, and intertechnique.