Newmerical Technologies International’s success recognized by the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada

At an impressive ceremony-taking place at its Annual General Meeting in Ottawa (October 26027, 2010),  the AIAC has bestowed  its  inaugural  James C. Floyd Award onto Professor Wagdi Habashi, President of NTI. The Award is in recognition of Recent&Canadian&Aerospace Achievement. The AGM was attended by over 500 members representing the Canadian aerospace industry from across the country, as well as invited speakers from the USA, France and Canada.

The Award is in recognition of Professor Habashi’s original idea of developing FENSAP-ICE, and his perseverance  in  front of adversity  in bringing  this modern  technology to a  commercial stage and making  it  today’s  most  advanced in0flight  icing  simulation  code  for  aircraft,  rotorcraft and jet engines, second to none around the world.

In no small measure, this award is a recognition of the doggedness, inventiveness and dedication of the NTI  team  in  conceiving, designing  and developing  all  facets of FENSAP0ICE  that makes  it  the choice  of  all  forward  looking  corporations,  interested  in  ensuring the highest level  of  safety  for flying into known icing.

Most pleasing are two facts. First, is the legendary figure after which the award is named, James C. Floyd (96 years of age and may God give him a long life), who was the Chief Engineer of the AVRO. Jet Fighter, a concept ahead of its  time  that met high  reluctance and was halted by  the Canadian government of  the  time due  to external pressures. The second pleasant point  is  for NTI to be the “inaugural “ choice of this award.

To NTI employees and our supportive customers worldwide: thank you for making us the noticeable success we have become.