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B.C.’s aerospace industry shines at ADSEThe 2015 Aerospace, Defence and Security EXPO (ADSE) offered an intense two-day program of events leading into this year’s Abbotsford International Air Show. >> Read full article |
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Employers positive on hiring plansMany Canadian employers and job seekers are feeling positive about their prospects. According to CareerBuilder’s mid-year job forecast, 40 per cent of employers plan to hire full-time, permanent staff over the next six months and another 37 per cent plan to hire temporary or contract workers. >> Read full article |
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Suspected MH370 debris turns out to be "domestic door"Malaysian officials are hoping to get more help from the territories near Réunion Island in their search for MH370 debris. A piece of debris found last week turned out to be a "domestic door." >> Read full article |
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 AVIATION TV: New developments in mysterious Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 caseIn the latest episode of Aviation This Week, Niche TV host Tamar Atik brings you the news on a developing chapter of the mysterious Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 case; WestJet’s pilots’ vote against unionizing; and Porter Airlines’ welcoming of a new pedestrian tunnel.
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Gulfstream G500 completes five flightsGulfstream Aerospace Corp. today announced that the Gulfstream G500 has completed five test flights since it first took to the skies on May 18. >> Read full article |
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Star Navigation names new COOThe Star Navigation Systems Group has shaken up its corporate team, naming Jean-Louis Larmor its new chief operating officer. >> Read full article |
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WestJet pilots say "no" to union voteWestJet pilots have voted against forming a union, a move that follows a two-year campaign and two weeks of secret voting. >> Read full article |
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Viking Operators ForumSeptember 8-10, 2015 |
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Sustainability 2015September 22-24, 2015 |
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