Conference registration is officially open for the CAAA 2024 AGM, Conference, and Trade Show at the Fairmont Banff Springs from February 29 to March 1, 2024.

This year's events include an Icebreaker in downtown Banff at Banff Ave Brewing Co, a spouse program at the state-of-the-art 40,000-square-foot Fairmont Spa, and a pre-conference workshop on Flying in the Wire and Obstruction Environment, just to mention a few. The full conference program is listed below.

Partnering with the Canadian Aerial Applicators Association gives you access to an engaged aerial applicator community that’s growing every day. With our Partnership Program, you can reach out to your target audience through focused marketing strategies and heightened awareness. Through this partnership package, we offer unique perks so that by working together, everyone gets the most out of it.

Start your Conference early!

This year the Board is providing a full-day workshop on Flying in the Wire and Obstruction Environment. This workshop is acclaimed by professional airplane and helicopter operators worldwide. It gives low-altitude aviators the essential skills needed to safely operate an aircraft in wire and obstruction environments. This course is for both aircraft and helicopter pilots. It teaches how to identify signs of wires and why ag aviators hit wires they already knew were there.

This workshop is available at a discount to conference registrants as part of your conference registration or as a standalone ticket if you are only available for the day. If you have any questions, please contact the office at 780.413.0078 or info@canadianaerialapplicators.com

CAAA membership renewals will open on November 1st. Please ensure your profile is up to date.

The CAAA presents six annual awards to members who meet the qualifications. A CAAA member must be nominated to receive an award. Awards are presented annually at the CAAA’s annual general meeting.

*Membership must be current as of February 28th of the year prior to the award.

The goal of the CAAA Agricultural Aviation Scholarship is to strengthen the aerial application industry by helping CAAA Operators bring new pilots into the profession. Each applicant must be sponsored by a CAAA Operator, and scholarship recipients must use the proceeds for flight training or agricultural coursework at a university, college, community college or other institution of higher learning.