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AirSuite recently gained membership to the Northern Air Transport Association (NATA) and will make its debut at their annual conference in Whitehorse, Yukon on May 1. NATA is one of several associations who have granted AirSuite membership over the past six months, others include: Air Transport Association of Canada (ATAC) representing commercial aviation and flight training; the Canadian Aerial Applicators Association (CAAA) representing agricultural spray operators; and the Canadian Business Aviation Association (CBAA) representing business operators across the country.
AirSuite’s growing membership status is a direct result of the number of Canadian operators now using Cirro software to improve their safety and compliance.
“They recognize and trust the quality and value of our software, and each new membership comes with new opportunities to work closely with operators to support the safety, recovery and continued growth of the aviation industry in Canada,” says Michael Kleywegt, CEO of AirSuite. “We are proud to be at the table and to contribute from a tech perspective.”
Doug Carlson, COO of AirSuite agrees, “Cirro has been on the market for eight years now and the software has grown rapidly in that time. Development has always been based on direct feedback from operators and the closer we work together the better, safer, and more efficient it is for everyone.”
AirSuite holds US and international memberships with the Helicopter Association International (HAI), National Aerial Applicators Association (NAAA), and is applying for membership with the US National Business Aviation Association (NBAA).
“Membership in the US will allow us to help find solutions for American operators who have a different set of challenges from the Canadian industry, and where we know we can help,” says Kleywegt. It is a move that aims to improve aviation safety compliance across North America.
This press release was prepared and distributed by AirSuite
