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Overview

2 - 9

Employees

1995

Year Founded

ABOUT TRADE NORTH AVIATION

Trade North Aviation is a leading air charter

Trade North Aviation is a premier air charter company focused on transporting passengers, cargo, and providing emergency services in Northern Ontario and Northern Manitoba. Reserve a charter flight for various needs, including cargo delivery, construction and trades, fishing and hunting trips, remote medical transport, and more.

Languages Spoken
English
HIGHLIGHTS

2 - 9

Employees

1995

Year Founded

Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
40% Air Freight Services
40% Transportation Services
20% Emergency Services

About the Team

OUR STORY
Trade North Aviation (TNA) specializes in safe and dependable air travel services for passengers and cargo across Manitoba and Northern Ontario. Operating from Winnipeg and Sandy Lake First Nations, TNA offers charter flights from nearly any Canadian airport, delivering customized travel solutions with a modern fleet that includes Piper Navajo Chieftain, Dehavilland Beaver, and multiple Cessna aircraft. Committed to flexibility, TNA accommodates varied schedules and needs, serving clients such as construction crews, First Nations, and remote medical transport. Sandy Lake Seaplane Service expands reach to remote locations via floatplanes and ski planes during winter. Focused on cost-effective alternatives to pricey private jets, TNA ensures reliable, versatile air transportation tailored to individual missions, underpinned by advanced avionics and robust turboprop engines