Upcoming Events

Giorgio Clementi is the founder of ITPS Canada, one of only eight recognized schools of experimental flight testing in the world and also a post graduate degree granting institution in Canada. Giorgio talk will cover the challenges and the joys of his unusual journey from aircraft mechanic to Experimental Test Pilot and Head of an elite, international training establishment. Along the way having to learn the fundamentals of business and management on-the-job.

A FREE aviation and aerospace presentations, career information, static aircraft and industry displays.

Communication can be a conundrum. It is as simple as it is complex. Simple in the natural authenticity of expression and complex in its interpretation and understanding. Delivering a message of intent, whether to motivate action, create consensus, provide feedback or to initiate a discussion can be met with many a peril from lack of interest to opposition. Learning to activate a few guiding principles with our delivery and a few more ground rules with how we’re responding provides a source of confidence for ensuring a conversation or discussion of ease.

Aircraft Certification Channel is a space to connect experts to share their knowledge in their areas of expertise, bringing interesting and useful content to foment important discussions about aircraft development and certification, supporting the aviation industry.

Aerospace industry is going through a tectonic change — a transformation from one based on fossil fuel to one that will be powered by clean energy. With the emissions growth, and airports (and flights) at risk of being shut down due to environmental challenges, we must decarbonise aviation.

As the Head of Core Engineering, Guillaume Beauchamp leads all Engineering functions as well as Test and Flight Operations at Wisk . Guillaume started his Aerospace career in 2004 at Bombardier and performed a wide range of roles with an increasing level of responsibilities in Conceptual Design, Certification and Sustaining Programs. In 2017, Guillaume joined MITAC in Japan for 3 years and eventually was named the Chief Engineer for the M100 program prior to coming back to North America.