Boeing Canada

Boeing partners with Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies to elevate Indigenous education

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Mercredi, avril 24, 2024
Poseidon, Aircraft, Education, Safety, Government, Policy, SALC, Boeing Canada, Partnership, Empowerment, Employment, ITB, Trade, First Nations, The Honourable, International trade, SIIT, CAD, Workforce, Parliament, Student, Industrial, Indigenous peoples, Economic development, Airline

SASKATOON, SK, April 24, 2024 /CNW/ - The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) and Boeing (NYSE: BA) today announced a $17M CAD investment from the company to advance Indigenous aerospace training and education in Saskatchewan.

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  • SASKATOON, SK, April 24, 2024 /CNW/ - The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) and Boeing (NYSE: BA) today announced a $17M CAD investment from the company to advance Indigenous aerospace training and education in Saskatchewan.
  • "Boeing has demonstrated time and again its commitment to workforce diversification and investment in Indigenous businesses and institutions.
  • This contribution signifies more than just financial support; it represents a pathway to empowerment, employment and economic reconciliation."
  • Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies was established in 1976 by Saskatchewan First Nations Chiefs representing all Treaty areas.

Nolinor Ramps Up Capacity for Rising Northern Demand

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Mardi, février 13, 2024
Customer support, Aviation, Aircraft, Nolinor Aviation, Boeing Canada, Boeing 737, Certification, Boeing, Family, Airline

The 737-200, known for its adaptability to challenging northern terrains, represents a significant investment for Nolinor Aviation.

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  • The 737-200, known for its adaptability to challenging northern terrains, represents a significant investment for Nolinor Aviation.
  • "The 737 family is uniquely equipped to operate across Canada, enabling Nolinor to fly passengers and provide essential services to remote, northern regions," said Charles Sullivan, Boeing Canada president.
  • Marco Prud'Homme, President of Nolinor Aviation, commented, "The consensus among aviation experts is clear - the 737-200 remains the optimal choice for serving the challenging northern regions.
  • In addition to this fleet expansion, Nolinor Aviation is actively working on other projects, with plans for future announcements.

Air Force Veteran Sullivan Joins Boeing Canada Team

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Mardi, juillet 28, 2020
Boeing, Boeing Canada, Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Aviation

OTTAWA, Ontario, July 28, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Boeing [NYSE:BA] today named Charles S. Duff Sullivan as Managing Director of Boeing Canada, effective August 4.

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  • OTTAWA, Ontario, July 28, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Boeing [NYSE:BA] today named Charles S. Duff Sullivan as Managing Director of Boeing Canada, effective August 4.
  • He succeeds Bob Cantwell, who is based in Vancouver and will become director of policy and strategy integration for the Boeing Canada team.
  • Prior to joining Boeing, Sullivan served as Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer for the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada.
  • Boeing facilities in Canada provide parts, components and assemblies for all current Boeing 7-series jetliners, along with software development and consulting services.