Atlantic Avionics Web Site - Company Information

Uli Huber - President and Director of Maintenance

Uli H. Huber - Director of Maintenance.
Uli Graduated from Electronics College and worked with Swissair in the avionics department. He immigrated to Canada in 1975 and worked with the Canadian Marconi Company and Aircom Electronics in Montreal. He moved to St. John's, NF in 1979 and started the avionics shop for Sealand Helicopters Ltd. He then transferred to Vancouver, BC as the avionics manager when Sealand became Canadian Helicopters Ltd in 1989. He worked for Pacific Avionics and Instruments Ltd for two years as the General Manager and moved to Halifax in 1994 where he started Atlantic Avionics Inc. Uli has an AME "E" license and Private Pilot Licence. He also currently serves as director of the Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) and the Atlantic AME Association.

Brian Card - Quality Assurance
After successful completion of two years of basic electronic communication training in the Newfoundland Community College system, Brian began life in the aviation industry in 1974 with the avionics department of Eastern Provincial Airways at Gander, NF. With EPA he progressed from an apprentice avionics technician to become the Avionics Quality Auditor. Brian continued in that position with EPA (then part of Canadian Airlines) until 1985 when uncertainty within that company helped him decide to join the General Aviation community. With the exception of a two year teaching sabbatical with the Gander Campus Aircraft Maintenance Program he has continued to provide Avionics maintenance and installations to the Atlantic aviation region. Brian currently holds an AME "E" license.

TREVOR M. COLE, Production Manager
After successful completion of a two year Electronics Engineering Technology - Avionics program at the New Brunswick Community College, Moncton, Trevor started out in the Aviation world in 1992 with Air Atlantic in St. John's, Newfoundland. There he was part of their online maintenance team and also worked in their in-house avionics shop. From there he moved on to a contract position with Nav Air where he gained valuable installation experience. Trevor joined the staff of Atlantic Avionics in 1994 where he has since gained his AME "E" license.

There are thirteen staff members, including five licensed technicians. For a list of names, please see the staff page. There is also a separate page to see where we are located.