ACE Aviation Holdings Inc.

Type	Public (TSX: ACE.A, TSX: ACE.B, TSX: ACE.NT.A, NASDAQ: AC)
Founded	Montreal, Quebec (1937)
Headquarters	Montreal, Quebec
Key people	Robert A. Milton - Chairman, President & CEO, ACE Aviation Holdings Inc.
Industry	Airline
Products	Passenger Air & Cargo Travel
Revenue	▲$10 billion CAD
Employees	33,090 (2008)[1]
Website	aceaviation.com

ACE Aviation Holdings Inc. (TSX: ACE.B) is a Canadian holding company that provides commercial airline service and technical support and is the parent company of Air Canada. It is headquartered in Montreal.^[2]

Contents 1 History 2 Corporate governance 3 Operating divisions 4 References

[edit] History

ACE Aviation Holdings Incorporate was created as Air Canada emerged from bankruptcy in 2004. One of the more significant changes was the merging of its 6 small airlines into Air Canada and Air Canada Jazz. The company holds a 6.1% stake in US Airways Group. ACE's principal interests include, Air Canada 75.0%, ACTS 27.8%

[edit] Corporate governance

Current members of the board of directors of ACE Aviation Holdings are:

• Bernard Attali
• Robert E. Brown
• Carlton Donaway
• Michael Green
• W. Brett Ingersoll
• Pierre-Marc Johnson
• John T. McLennan
• Robert A. Milton
• David I. Richardson
• Marvin Yontef.

[edit] Operating divisions

• Aeroplan – (Sold off)^{[citation needed]}
• Air Canada – (Owns 75%)^{[citation needed]}
• Air Canada Cargo – (Transferred to Air Canada)^{[citation needed]}
• Air Canada Ground Handling Services – (Transferred to Air Canada)^{[citation needed]}
• Air Canada Jazz – (Sold off)^{[citation needed]}
• Air Canada Technical Services – (Owns 22.8%)^{[citation needed]}
• Air Canada Vacations – (Transferred to Air Canada)^{[citation needed]}

[edit] References

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