Canada’s aerospace and defense industry presents an exciting opportunity for investors globally. Canada has the world’s most educated workforce and the lowest cost structure among G7 countries, positioning Canada as an ideal place for global aerospace companies to invest and expand. Canada’s aerospace industry is diverse, with strengths in aeronautics, civil aircraft, flight simulators, and turboprop, helicopter and turbofan engines. The country’s extensive supply chains, advanced manufacturing expertise and global trade footprint are key advantages that global aerospace companies, like Boeing, enjoy.
This episode of Invest in Canada’s collaboration with the Hill focuses on Boeing Canada in Winnipeg, Manitoba, one of the countries’ largest aerospace composite manufacturer locations. The plant is strategically positioned given the existing talent pool, universities and institutions that develop the future workforce pipeline for aerospace engineering and technical manufacturing, as well as Winnipeg’s growing composites technology sector which presents Boeing with partnership opportunities.
Interesting facts about Boeing Canada:
-Boeing Canada is responsible for a $4 billion economic impact to Canada
-Boeing’s largest international supplier network is in Canada at over 560 suppliers
Supported by a thriving community of academia and investors, world-class talent, and government support, global companies find what they need to expand and grow in Canada. One of Canada’s initiatives that supports manufacturing is Canada’s Next Generation Manufacturing Supercluster. Learn about it here: ow.ly/bMmz50CkhuS
Canada’s aerospace sector is taking off. Discover it now.
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5 сен 2024
