BizAv Young Talent Initiative

BUSINESS AVIATION

YOUNG TALENT INITIATIVE

Connecting business aviation to the future.

A CAREER IN BUSINESS AVIATION AWAITS YOU

Business aviation - whether corporate or chartered flights - enhances oportunities for Canadian companies by allowing them to fly more efficiently to a wider range of destinations.

Using a wide variety of aircraft that can access more aerodromes and airports, business aviation helps bring prosperity to both urban centres and smaller remote communities.

With close cooperation required between different departments, employees feel important and valued as key parts of a great team.

Challenging and ever-changing, business aviation truly feels like the BIGGEST small world out there!

EXPLORE, NETWORK, CONNECT

Fostering an environment where young business aviation professionals grow their careers while motivating young talent to join the industry.

THE BIZAV DIFFERENCE

Industry Size

Small, close-knit industry allows you to find and network with mentors and role models who will inspire you.

Opportunities

Company sizes allow for direct interaction with upper management and increased opportunities for fast career progression.

Destinations

Diverse, unscheduled flights ensure no two days are the same both on the ground (trip planning and operations) and in the air.

Experience

Fleet sizes allow AMEs to complete their apprenticeships in shorter periods of time.

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Quick Business Aviation Facts

Business aviation aircraft land at 1900 Canadian airports and aerodromes.

Business aviation aircraft make it possible to reach more destinations, with a shorter overall travel time than flying commercially.

43% of the top performing Toronto Stock Exchange 60 companies are business aviation users.

Flying in business aviation is based on client needs rather than set schedules.

The average salary in business aviation is 33% higher than the Canadian average.

Smaller company sizes in business aviation contribute to faster career progression.

Business aviation contributes to the Canadian job market with over 47000 direct and indirect positions.

Business aviation adds over $5.8B to Canada's GDP.