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SkyAlyne has been awarded the contract to manage the Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) program for the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) by the Government of Canada.

As a Canadian team of experts, we are ready to deliver our innovative training and support solutions while ensuring this key military capability stays in Canadian hands – now and for the future.

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Military pilots trained in Canada (Phase I-IV)
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Civilian & military aircrew trained worldwide in 2019
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Locations across Canada, coast to coast to coast (Full SkyAlyne Team)
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Our Team

Meet Our Team

Our team is made of industry experts from global leaders in aviation and defence.

SkyAlyne is hiring!

SkyAlyne is filling key positions throughout our organization.

Pilot Training & Support

Our experience and expertise in Canadian military pilot training is unmatched.

Register as a potential supplier today

We’re looking for partners from across Canada to collaborate and innovate with us as we help train the next generation of RCAF pilots and aircrew.

Supplier opportunities with SkyAlyne are active in many different areas, from construction and trades to IT services, operational equipment, transportation, site services and much more.

Register now if you are interested in joining Canada’s team for Future Aircrew Training.

We believe a diverse and inclusive team is essential to successfully support the Canadian Armed Forces and help keep our country safe. We are committed to the inclusion of Indigenous workers, businesses and communities on the SkyAlyne Team as we build the Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) program.

SkyAlyne, and the FAcT program, will require a wide range of skills and competencies, including skilled labour, trades, professional services and opportunities requiring advanced technical skills such as aircraft mechanics and qualified flying instructors (QFIs).

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