Canadian aerospace and the supply chain challenge: a structural problem, or just a passing phase?

To make better decisions, the government should step in and enable an environment that permits the exchange of data to extend both supply-chain visibility as well as supply-chain resilience.

Supply chain disruptions are being touted as the villains by many industry partners, from component suppliers to airframe builders to aircraft operators to aviation support organizations, writes John Gradek. Pexels photograph by Robert Stearns

Opinion

BY JOHN GRADEK

November 29, 2023

If we are to believe that the Canadian workforce has changed its expectations of work—a shorter workweek, a remote operating environment, a rebalanced work-life model—it is undeniable that the measures of productivity and efficiency used by industry pre-COVID-19 must be ...

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