Duke Aerospace Corporation has issued an urgent appeal for aircraft painters to join the group in producing aircraft for its niche market of the Canadian arctic. For more information, click on Read More.
The up-and-coming Duke Aerospace Corporation from Canada issued an urgent press release this evening calling for aircraft painters. The company, which has been in development since early May, has progressed significantly with their wholly- owned and operated subsidiary Northern Canada Express.
The airline is targeting the niche market of the Canadian arctic, however only a single FS2002 aircraft has been delivered to date, with four more being required to satisfy the fleet for start-up operations.
"I am calling for the help and experience of all FS2000 and FS2002 painters out there," stated the company's CEO Ian Duke. He continued to state that the airline has a "completely custom automation system" and would offer "support for all versions of flight simulator, FS98 through to FS2002".
Northern Canada Express is based in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories and is planned to open in July 2003 with service to 11 northern communites.
Duke Aerospace Corporation is based in Mississauga, Ontario, and is the parent company of several virtual aviation services companies.
