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chain management, simplifying the channels to in-flight and giving passengers a positive experience. Retail inMotion works with airlines to find the best solutions, ensuring all ancillary revenue streams are used to the advantage of its clients. The progressive Dublin-based company channels the expertise of Dr M. Joseph Elias and his team and boasts some of the world’s most successful airlines as its partners.
www.retailinmotion.com
reduces cost. From Damino, founded at the beginning of the 19th century, there are HRC, table and bed linen products. IBENA, a company with the same long experience, is specialized in designing and manufacturing blankets. Rona, founded in 1892, is one of the world’s leading glass manufacturers, supplying more than 50 million pieces of finest quality crystalline glass every year.”
www.rona.sk
Rougié Stand 2F45
Stand 4D10 RMT Global Partners, LLC believes in building solid relationships to create the foundation for successful global partnerships. Our mission is to create the WIN formula for our client partners, their customer partners and our manufacturer partners in designing and implementing the right programme to fit your materials and services requirements. Richard Tuttle, managing partner, has over 20 years’ experience in design, development and warehousing of equipment and supplies for the travel industry. He was manager of Equipment Planning and Design for Continental Airlines and US Airways designing galleys and galley equipment. He has also worked for Gate Gourmet as their Sourcing and Procurement Manager. In 2006 he made the move into Sales and Marketing and today enjoys working his own company in Atlanta, USA.
http://www.globalmerc.com/
Rona Stand 4D55
“The secret of saving money is not only buying cheap. Our designers create individual products using the newest technology, giving them a longer life. A special stock service guarantees short delivery times and
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www.onboardhospitality.com
Founded in 1875 and based in the medieval town of Sarlat in the beautiful Périgord region of France, Rougié is the world’s Number 1 producer of foie gras and moulard duck specialties. The exploration of flavours continues, and this year vanilla takes the spotlight partnered with Rougié Foie Gras to create Whole Duck Foie Gras with Vanilla Tahitensis. Ganache of Duck Foie Gras (50% of Foie Gras) is another exciting new product as is Duck Terrine Vigneronne with Chestnut Bits for those who appreciate simple good taste. For the hospitality industry Rougie can be: used alone or associated with ingredients of your choice; as a cocktail, amuse- bouche, or to accompany a hot dish; in association with red meat, poultry, fish, fruit, vegetables. A noble and high-quality production, Rougié is convenient and quick to serve. Perfect cost-control
www.rougie.com
Sabre Airline Solutions
Stand 2E33 As a complete business partner, Sabre Airline Solutions® offers the world’s broadest portfolio and the industry’s largest Software as a Service platform, giving airlines,
airports and aviation organizations more choices and the greatest flexibility. More than 300 airlines around the globe rely on us to help increase revenues, decrease costs and improve customer service. Our unmatched expertise and value gives airlines world-class delivery and customer care to create faster ROI and lower total cost of ownership. Sabre Airline Solutions is a part of Sabre Holdings®, the world leader in the travel marketplace, with 1,400 professionals dedicated to the airline business.
www.sabreairlinesolutions.com
SEM Global Travel Supplies
Stand 3B40 SEM Global Travel Supplies, established 34 years ago, is a leading producer and supplier of inflight service, passenger comfort and catering products. We have limitless capabilities in designing, producing and delivering high quality and fashionable products for airlines and airline caterers. SEM has been nominated as one
of the top 500 companies with the largest growth rate in the Middle East region through a research conducted by TOBB, TEPAV and Harward Business School in 2011. Qatar Airways, Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, Emirates, Gulf Air, Austrian Airlines, LSG SkyChefs, EKFC are just some of our clients.
www.semglobal.com
vital to the air transport sector and for the comfort of passengers. Its requirements, in terms of quality and know-how, have led to SERVAIR becoming a true driving force for its 120 customer companies, helping them to improve their commercial offers to passengers, while scrupulously adhering to the constraints of air transport.
www.servair-catering.com
Shanghai Haoliwen Airline Appliance Co., Ltd
Stand 3A25 Haoliwen, founded in 1998, is a modern integrated company certified by ISO 9001 Quality Management System and ISO14001 Environmental Management System, with the capacity to manage design, manufacturing, sales and logistics. It manufactures top-grade textile products used for airlines, hotels and ships with an annual manufacturing capacity of over 5,000 tonnes. Our materials are imported from Germany, Italy, Japan etc.
www.sh-haoliwens.com
Shao Xing County Gold Sun Textile Co. ltd
Stand 2C50 SERVAIR is the leading French airline catering and cleaning company. In third position worldwide with more than 60 sites, with its partners and subsidiaries, SERVAIR offers airlines a range of services that are
Stand 2F72 Our specialised inflight production line includes Flame Retardant Modacrylic Blankets, Flame Retardant Polyester Blankets and Fleece Blankets. We also manufacture Non Woven Products and table linen products which are widely used inflight including Non woven Airline Pillows, Non-Woven Airline Pillowcases and Non Woven Airline Covers, Linen Napkins, Table cloths ,Trolley covers etc. In addition we produce cabin accessories including Airline Socks and Airline Eyeshades.
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