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Washington Aerospace Association builds links with Canada

22/05/2009

Press releaseIssued by PNAA Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance.

The Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance (PNAA) of Seattle, Washington is pleased to announce the signing of a reciprocity agreement with the Manitoba Aerospace Association, Inc. of Winnipeg, Manitoba.  This agreement between the industry focused organizations allows certain member benefits to be extended to both organizations and signals the initiation of collaboration between them.  The signing took place at the Western Aerospace Alliance Conference being held May 7th and 8th in Winnipeg.

Kevin Steck, President of the PNAA said "We are pleased to work with Manitoba Aerospace to strengthen the aerospace cluster in the Pacific Northwest.  We have worked hard to help our members build international relationships and I can't think of a finer organization to work with in accomplishing this goal."

Vic Gerden, Executive Director of Manitoba Aerospace: "We look forward to developing an ongoing business relationship with the Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance in this global marketplace. Formalizing our relationship in this way helps to remind us of the great potential outcomes that can be created through collaboration".

Manitoba Aerospace Association represents over forty aerospace companies and partners such as Aveos, Boeing, Bristol, and StandardAero.

The PNAA represents the cluster of aerospace OEMs and suppliers throughout the Pacific NW including members from Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Western Canada.  PNAA's motto is "Aerospace without Borders".

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