Great News Following the Inauguration of RRR Facility at Syracuse
In November 2023, the new glycol recycling facility located at Syracuse Internal Airport (New York) was inaugurated, a first for the United States.
On the Radar: Environment
The environment is a key priority for Aeromag and the aviation industry. This is why we invest so much energy in developing new environmental innovations to find real solutions to contribute to the protection of the environment.
Melissa Riopel
The Portraits of Changemakers series focuses on visionary individuals who work at Aeromag and who, every day, demonstrate a willingness to make a difference in the world. Among them, Melissa Riopel, Operations Supervisor at our Montreal station (YUL).
Our 2024 Vision
As we step into the new year, our vision is set on reaching new heights. 2023 was filled with remarkable milestones and brought along its unique set of challenges. That being said, the upcoming year promises to be a thrilling journey for Aeromag!
Michael Field
The Portraits of Changemakers series focuses on visionary individuals who work at Aeromag and who, every day, demonstrate a willingness to make a difference in the world. Among them is Michael Field, UK Regional Manager for our two stations.
Inauguration of a New Glycol Recycling Center at SYR
The November 15th inauguration of a glycol recycling center at SYR – our second one in North America – marks a significant milestone for Aeromag and the entire industry.
On the Radar: Women’s Place in the Aviation Industry
Women’s place in the aviation industry and in the business world is a topic that is increasingly discussed in our society. However, it is not by comparing ourselves that we will successfully carve our place, but by taking action.
On the Radar: Health and Safety
Over the course of the pandemic, many occupational health and safety authorities have mandated several changes within the aviation industry. The most high-profile one was the requirement to be fully vaccinated to come to work at most federally governed airports.
On the Radar: Recycling
In today’s world, protecting the environment is a key priority for the aviation industry. Both airlines and governments are leaning towards a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to discharging deicing fluids into water sources.
On the Radar: Central Deicing Facility
A new generation of airports now focus on creating a calm, functional and aesthetically pleasing environment to reduce the stress of international travel.
On the Radar: Environmental Footprint
As a result of climate change, weather volatility has a direct impact on all aspects of the aviation industry. Heavy rain and snowfall can impact operations by reducing capacity and increasing delays and cancellations, all of which have financial implications on airlines due to lost revenues, increased operating costs and passenger inconvenience.
On the Radar: Global Impact
It is a known fact that the aviation industry has a major impact on climate change. Although our sector was hit very hard because of COVID-19, it gave us the opportunity to rethink our global impact and how to set ourselves up for a more sustainable future.
On the Radar: Economic Environment
The aerospace industry is at a crossroads. Our sector must react to a number of external events and adjust its business strategies accordingly. This is why I believe that significant changes are underway.
On the Radar: Our Fleet
The deicing truck is an essential tool for the safety of travelers. However, most passengers are not aware of their function or don’t know of their existence! These trucks are essential since they allow the application of deicing and anti-icing products in order to have a contamination-free aircraft at take-off.
On the Radar: Training
At Aeromag, we know that our employees are the breath and soul of our successes. And I, as manager of the training department, understand that to achieve our goals we need to provide them with all the necessary tools, training, and qualifications to be safe and efficient in their tasks.
On the Radar: Busy Thanksgiving
As we creep our way through November and note that the daylight starts to disappear more alarmingly, I cannot refrain from the memories of Thanksgiving as a child. Indeed, I reminisce, tracing an outline of my hand, with fingers spread as the base for my "turkey drawing" that would surely end up on the side of the refrigerator.