Nexeya Canada: Empowering Aviation Industry with Broad-Spectrum Expertise

Based on the stringent standards and rigorous safety regulations found in the aerospace industry, innovation and change require an extra level of due diligence and advanced solutions. In addition to delivering creative and state-of-the-art solutions, organizations in this space work under tight timelines and cost pressures. “Traditional organizations develop off-the-shelf type products meeting the requirements of a specific market or function, resulting in multiple models or versions accompanied by higher costs”, says Michael Della Fortuna, CEO of Nexeya Canada. He adds, “We develop products that cut across markets and industries, keeping the core offering as a common platform and adding features and functions as ‘bolt on’ options, which enables us to offer creative and competitive solutions, incorporating lessons learned from the various markets we serve.” Nexeya is all set to change the status quo in the aviation industry with its variety of products and services designed and developed specifically for the commercial and military aviation markets. “With Nexeya, organizations are provided with the support, infrastructure, and backing of a large company, coupled with substantial personal customization services typical of smaller companies,” says Della Fortuna.

Nexeya Canada’s core competency lies in its electrical interconnect test product offering that covers everything from mechatronic solutions, power electronics and converters, wiring defect detection to wireless flight test data acquisition, conversion, analysis, and processing. Considering every original equipment manufacturer (OEM) has its own internal mechanisms in addition to industry mechanisms, Nexeya offers products and services tailor-made to suit the specific requirements of the clients. As opposed to its competitors dealing solely with the aerospace industry, Nexeya caters to a wider range of industries, including space, rail, automotive, construction equipment and communications. “We utilize knowledge and best practices from other industries to approach challenges differently, making it more affordable with our mixed cost structure, while following the aerospace industry standards,” says Della Fortuna. The organization, structure, and process of developing teams and projects at Nexeya is highly entrepreneurial. The brand signature “Let’s merge our talents” reflects in its employees and customer relations, and in project handling. Della Fortuna says, “Commercial and military aviation markets are not as mutually exclusive as they might appear—several systems cross between the two, and the knowledge gained from one is often useful in the other.”