Mr. Wilson is an experienced professional pilot and aviation lawyer. He holds a private and commercial pilot licence, flight instructor rating, multi-engine IFR endorsement, and an Airline Pilot License. He has received type endorsements on the Boeing 727, Airbus A-320, Bombardier CL-65 Regional Jet, and Boeing 767 and 777. Throughout his career as an airline pilot, Mr. Wilson has flown domestic, transatlantic, trans-Pacific, transpolar, and South America routes.

Mr. Wilson is an experienced professional pilot and aviation lawyer. He holds a private and commercial pilot licence, flight instructor rating, multi-engine IFR endorsement, and an Airline Pilot License. He has received type endorsements on the Boeing 727, Airbus A-320, Bombardier CL-65 Regional Jet, and Boeing 767 and 777. Throughout his career as an airline pilot, Mr. Wilson has flown domestic, transatlantic, trans-Pacific, transpolar, and South America routes.

Mr. Whalen is from St. John’s, Newfoundland, and currently resides in Lower Coverdale, New Brunswick. He started his aviation career in 1973 when he received his pilot’s licence through the Royal Canadian Air Cadets program at CFB Summerside, PEI. His fixed-wing experience includes pilot duties on water bombing operations, turboprop and corporate jet aircraft. His helicopter experience includes light to heavy helicopters in various global locations in the onshore and offshore oil industry.

Mr. Whalen is from St. John’s, Newfoundland, and currently resides in Lower Coverdale, New Brunswick. He started his aviation career in 1973 when he received his pilot’s licence through the Royal Canadian Air Cadets program at CFB Summerside, PEI. His fixed-wing experience includes pilot duties on water bombing operations, turboprop and corporate jet aircraft. His helicopter experience includes light to heavy helicopters in various global locations in the onshore and offshore oil industry.

Ms. Warren completed a 32-year career with Transport Canada (TC) where she held several management positions within TC Civil Aviation. In the Vancouver region, Ms. Warren managed the System Safety and Aerodromes divisions and spent a year overseeing the regional civil aviation planning and operations for the 2010 Olympic Games. In the Winnipeg region, Ms. Warren held the positions of Regional Director, Air Navigation System Requirements, and Director of Regulatory Compliance.

Ms. Warren completed a 32-year career with Transport Canada (TC) where she held several management positions within TC Civil Aviation. In the Vancouver region, Ms. Warren managed the System Safety and Aerodromes divisions and spent a year overseeing the regional civil aviation planning and operations for the 2010 Olympic Games. In the Winnipeg region, Ms. Warren held the positions of Regional Director, Air Navigation System Requirements, and Director of Regulatory Compliance.

Dr. Seviour graduated as a Doctor of Medicine from Memorial University of Newfoundland in 1992 and completed his family practice residency at McGill University from 1992 to 1994. He received his board certification from the American College of Family Practice in 2001. Dr. Seviour has been practicing family medicine since 1994 with a special interest in occupational medicine. He has also been a Transport Canada examiner performing marine medical examinations and commercial diving medicals and has been involved in driver’s medicals and independent reviews for patients injured in auto accidents.

Dr. Seviour graduated as a Doctor of Medicine from Memorial University of Newfoundland in 1992 and completed his family practice residency at McGill University from 1992 to 1994. He received his board certification from the American College of Family Practice in 2001. Dr. Seviour has been practicing family medicine since 1994 with a special interest in occupational medicine. He has also been a Transport Canada examiner performing marine medical examinations and commercial diving medicals and has been involved in driver’s medicals and independent reviews for patients injured in auto accidents.

T.H. (Terry) Robbins, P. Eng., CD, has 35 years of progressive experience in engineering and management roles within the Canadian Armed Forces and the aviation industry. He has held increasingly senior positions within the Department of National Defence (DND), including an exchange posting with the United States Navy.

T.H. (Terry) Robbins, P. Eng., CD, has 35 years of progressive experience in engineering and management roles within the Canadian Armed Forces and the aviation industry. He has held increasingly senior positions within the Department of National Defence (DND), including an exchange posting with the United States Navy.

Dr. Regmi obtained his MD degree from Dalhousie University and training in family medicine at McMaster University. He has a special interest in occupational medicine and has held medical leadership roles at the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board of Ontario. He was also a medical adjudicator for the Licence Appeal Tribunal of Ontario. Dr. Regmi also holds a faculty appointment in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto where he is involved in undergraduate medical education.

Dr. Regmi obtained his MD degree from Dalhousie University and training in family medicine at McMaster University. He has a special interest in occupational medicine and has held medical leadership roles at the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board of Ontario. He was also a medical adjudicator for the Licence Appeal Tribunal of Ontario. Dr. Regmi also holds a faculty appointment in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto where he is involved in undergraduate medical education.

Mr. Pietracupa received his College Diploma in Aeronautical Pilot Instruction in 1997. He has worked for various companies in aviation, including CESPA Flight College, and held the position of Class 1 instructor/chief flight instructor from 1997 to 2000 in different flight training organizations. With his extensive experience as a flight instructor and operator, he was designated as a flight test examiner with Transport Canada. Since April 2011, Mr. Pietracupa has held the position of Chief Pilot, Business Customer Liaison Pilots at Bombardier Aerospace in Montréal.

Mr. Pietracupa received his College Diploma in Aeronautical Pilot Instruction in 1997. He has worked for various companies in aviation, including CESPA Flight College, and held the position of Class 1 instructor/chief flight instructor from 1997 to 2000 in different flight training organizations. With his extensive experience as a flight instructor and operator, he was designated as a flight test examiner with Transport Canada. Since April 2011, Mr. Pietracupa has held the position of Chief Pilot, Business Customer Liaison Pilots at Bombardier Aerospace in Montréal.

A graduate of École Polytechnique de Montréal, Mr. Paquette began his career in the operations and maintenance department of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. He worked in Montreal, Quebec; Saint John, New Brunswick; and Sherbrooke, Quebec; before returning to Montreal. He has also worked on international projects for a consulting firm in the railway sector. He joined the Canadian Transportation Agency as a railway infrastructure engineer. He received an Award of Excellence from the Canadian Public Service in 1999.

A graduate of École Polytechnique de Montréal, Mr. Paquette began his career in the operations and maintenance department of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. He worked in Montreal, Quebec; Saint John, New Brunswick; and Sherbrooke, Quebec; before returning to Montreal. He has also worked on international projects for a consulting firm in the railway sector. He joined the Canadian Transportation Agency as a railway infrastructure engineer. He received an Award of Excellence from the Canadian Public Service in 1999.