Design Engineering – March-April 2019

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15%

52%

MANUFACTURING

28%

5%

QUEBEC

WESTERN

CANADA

ONTARIO

ATLANTIC

43%

21%

MRO

23%

13%

QUEBEC

WESTERN

CANADA

ONTARIO

ATLANTIC

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At A Glance

The State of Canada’s

Aerospace Industry

The Canadian aerospace

industry:

• Contributed close to $25 billion
  in GDP and almost 190,000 jobs
  to the Canadian economy


• Is the number one R&D player
  among Canadian manufacturing
  industries, with large-scale,
  multi- year innovation initiatives


• Is skills focused, with a STEM
  employment share 3 times higher
  than the manufacturing average


• Collaborated on $1.7 billion
  worth of R&D in 2017, close to a
  quarter of total manufacturing
  R&D in Canada and seven times
  the manufacturing average.

Aerospace employment share by region

Contribution to GDP Contribution to

employment

(SOURCE: ISED’S

ECONOMIC MODEL

ESTIMATES BASED ON

L ATEST REVISED DATA

FROM STATISTICS

CANADA, THE CANADA

REVENUE AGENCY

AND ENTERPRISE-LEVEL

OBSERVATIONS, 2018)

(THIS INFOGRAPHIC

IS BASED ON THE

AIAC’S STATE OF THE

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

2018 REPORT. ANALYSIS

REFLECTS THE LATEST

STATISTICS CANADA

REVISIONS OF ECONOMIC

IMPACT MULTIPLIERS FOR

THE 2012-2017 PERIOD)

• Most aerospace manufacturing activity takes place in Central Canada


• Western and Atlantic Canada captured close to 60% of MRO activities


• MRO activity grew by over 25% while manufacturing activity saw a slight
  contraction between 2012 and 2017

Aerospace

industr y: $12.6B

Aerospace

industry:

85,600 jobs

Canadian suppliers

to the aerospace

industry: $6.8B

Canadian suppliers

to the aerospace

industry: 58,400 jobs

Consumer spending by

associated employees: $5.1B

Consumer spending by associated

employees: 44,500 jobs

• Positive 5-year growth in its GDP (+6%) and jobs (+2%) contribution to the
  Canadian economy, despite a slight decline in both between 2016 and 2017


• Revenues of close to $29 billion with direct employment of 85,600 Canadians


• Close to 75% of aerospace manufactured products were exported in 2017
  (SOURCE: ISED’S ECONOMIC MODEL ESTIMATES BASED ON LATEST REVISED DATA FROM STATISTICS CANADA NATIONAL
  INPUT-OUTPUT MULTIPLIERS (2014) ADJUSTED TO 2017 GDP AND JOBS, IN 2007 CHAINED DOLLARS, 2018)

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