A few words from passionate people

André Dominici, coordinator of flight test operations at Pratt & Whitney Canada, has some advice for all aerospace enthusiasts: perseverance and passion are two important factors for success.

Francis is a project manager at NSE AUTOMATECH, which offers integrated products combining high-precision machining and specialized wiring. Francis began as a machinist and gradually worked his way up.

Jeanne Dumas Roy is a young student who just graduated from the École nationale d’aérotechnique. Her passion and energy will inspire many young women who want to pursue a career in aeronautics.

Jean Baudin is an avionics technician at L-3 MAS in charge of cockpit electronics for commercial and military aircraft. Jean began his career with the Canadian Air Force, but his passion for aeronautics dates back to an even earlier age.

Nadine is an aeronautical engineer at L-3 MAS. Her job allows her to work as a team with all the players involved in designing aircraft parts.

A machinist by trade, Christian holds a very special position within Bombardier Aerospace, since has always worked in the wing of the plane! He is responsible for installing the pumps and piping of the Challenger’s fuel system.

A test engineer at Héroux-Devtek, Pierre-Luc is responsible for developing tests on landing gear by recreating the actual conditions. As he says himself, it’s a real MythBusters work.

Anne-Marie works in a field that is both technical and artistic. As a visual content manager at CAE, she manages a worldwide team of specialists.

Jean-François Hogue contributes daily to the development and use of less toxic products for the aerospace industry, discover his professional background.

Alexandru Iordan is committed to building a more sustainable aerospace industry. Find out more about his journey in the field of sustainable fuel production.

Valérie Soussa Tavares retrained in the aerospace sector and shares her experience as a composite materials assembler. Discover an exciting job!

A test pilot for Bombardier Aerospace for 13 years, Carole Pilon has more than 10,000 hours of flight time and is still amazed by her work.