Leading From the Frontline: Maintenance

On this day, Charles Taylor, the first aviation mechanic in powered flight was born in 1868. It is fitting that this week’s Leading from the Frontline episode highlights the important work in aircraft safety that Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AMEs) carry out every day.
 
As a global organization that connects Canada and the six inhabited continents 24/7, reaching new frontiers requires dedication and professionalism. In our previous leadership series Leading From The Front, members of Air Canada’s executive team shared some insights into how they support their teams in bringing big ideas to life.
 
Now, in this new series, Leading from the Frontline, we explore the day to day of our fantastic frontline teams who work together to ensure our customers enjoy a timely, safe and enjoyable journey.
 
We salute our AMEs for their professional skills and who keep our fleet airworthy and flying! ✈️
 
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