The Loomex Group expands to western Canada

Peterborough-based aviation company opens office in Calgary and hires two new staff

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The Loomex Group is expanding to western Canada with an office in Calgary, Alberta. The company, which manages and operates the Peterborough Airport, also provides a wide range of services to the aviation and aerospace industry and others. Pictured is the company's Emergency Flight Simulator, a 13-passenger fuselage simulator of a private jet that is used during emergency exercises. (Photo: The Loomex Group)
The Loomex Group is expanding to western Canada with an office in Calgary, Alberta. The company, which manages and operates the Peterborough Airport, also provides a wide range of services to the aviation and aerospace industry and others. Pictured is the company's Emergency Flight Simulator, a 13-passenger fuselage simulator of a private jet that is used during emergency exercises. (Photo: The Loomex Group)

Trent Gervais, CEO of The Loomex Group, has announced the opening of a new Loomex office in Calgary, Alberta.

The Calgary office will be supported by two new staff, Mary Clare Massicotte and Ron Adams, who are both based in western Canada.

Staff of The Loomex Group’s head office, located at the Peterborough Airport, will provide support to the new Calgary office.

The Loomex Group was established in 2009 with a focus on supporting the aviation and aerospace industry.

As well as operating and managing the Peterborough Airport, the company provides property management, emergency management, and communications and marketing services to other airports, aviation businesses, municipalities, fire departments, police departments, and hospitals.

For more information on The Loomex Group, visit www.loomex.ca.

The Loomex Group's office at the Peterborough Airport (photo: The Loomex Group)
The Loomex Group’s office at the Peterborough Airport (photo: The Loomex Group)

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