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Advanced Composite Structures – Junior Design Engineer

MDS AeroTest – Maintenance & Security Technician – Thompson

Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada – Executive Assistant & Development Coordinator

Perimeter – Director of Maintenance Operations – YWG
Perimeter – Maintenance Training Coordinator – YWG
Perimeter – VP Maintenance – YWG

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Manitoba Aerospace: Where Vision Takes Flight

Manitoba Aerospace represents over 30 companies and more than 5300 employees. They also support numerous community programs to help interested people get the skills to find jobs in the industry. These are stories about some of those people and different support programs.

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Featured Publications

2021 AGM Report

Manitoba’s state-of-the-art aerospace and defence industries is the largest in Western Canada and home to a diversified group of world-class manufacturing, repair and overhaul, as well as service firms. The local industries are intensely export oriented; approximately 80% of our combined $2.2 billion in sales leaves the country.

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Manitoba Aerospace Directory

More and more, global customers and suppliers are looking to Manitoba aerospace and defence companies for value-based solutions. Within this guide you will find the innovative solution providers that will help you compete in the global market.

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Our Four Pillars

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Workforce Development

Manitoba Aerospace ensures the education and training system works with industry to develop a skilled workforce, provides access to custom training so industry can remain competitive, and works with youth, parents, the Indigenous community and newcomers to Canada to ensure a steady supply of skilled workers into aerospace and defence manufacturing careers.

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Supplier and Cluster Development

With a strong commitment to Small to Medium sized Businesses (SMBs) and an internationally recognised supplier development program, Manitoba Aerospace helps build the local and regional supply base, prepare suppliers to work with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), and Tier 1 and Tier 2 organizations, and supports improved access to global markets.

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Innovation, Research and Technology

The Manitoba Aerospace Research and Technology Committee (MARTC) guides the development and application of the Manitoba Aerospace Technology Roadmap and helps ensure an innovation culture through award winning educational and applied research collaborations.

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Promotion, Branding and Advocacy

Manitoba Aerospace is the voice for Manitoba’s aerospace and defence industries, promoting aerospace and defence as strategic industries and ensuring Manitoba companies are present and highly visible on the world stage.

Our Success Stories

Manitoba has a long and proud history of aerospace success. From modest roots in small bush plane repair in the 1930′s, the Manitoba aerospace industry has grown to include sophisticated design, manufacturing, servicing, testing, certification, and research and development (R&D) capabilities.

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Aerospace Occupations in Manitoba

The Manitoba aerospace and defence industries now directly employs over 5,000 people. Take a look at some of the great career opportunities in our industry.

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