The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies has received 1,800 aircraft components–valued at $6.2M in total–from Bell Textron Canada Limited. Students in the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) program will be able to use the components in their classes, which will provide valuable hands-on and practical experience. “Bell Textron Canada’s donation directly supports SIIT’s AME program, giving Indigenous students practical experience with real aircraft components,” said SIIT Dean of Trades & Industrial Mark Pollard. “This donation strengthens our efforts to equip students with the skills they need to succeed in the aerospace industry and build rewarding careers.”
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