Vector Aerospace is pleased to announce that it will be exhibiting at the 13thannual Latin American Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition (LABACE), being held at the Congonhas Airport (CGH) in Sao Paulo, Brazil, between August 30th and September 1st. Vector’s broad range of cost-effective service offerings will be displayed on Booth #2004.
“Our participation at LABACE is extremely important for Vector, as it is an excellent venue to present our wide range of fixed-wing and helicopter MRO services to Latin American operators as well as the global aviation industry,” says Brian Thompson, Senior Vice President, Vector Aerospace. “Our knowledgeable team of sales and customer support specialists look forward to meeting with current and potential customers during LABACE to discuss how we can support their specific repair, overhaul and fleet maintenance requirements.”
In association with this year’s LABACE show, Vector Aerospace will be co-sponsoring the 5thBrazil-Canada MRO Technology Seminar, being held on August 31st, and will once again be presenting at the Seminar. Vector Aerospace’s world-class MRO team supports a wide range of commercial, governmental and military operators in Brazil, and the company is proud to promote Canada as the partner of choice for Brazilian MRO technology.
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