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Franke & Pahl Ingenieurges. mbH Hanse Pavillion Franklin Products, Inc. 5B60 Garner CAD Technic GmbH 6B90
Moorfleeter Str. 15, Hamburg, 22113, Germany 153 Water Street, Torrington, CT, 6790, U.S.A. Sonderflughafen Oberpaffenhofen, Gebäude 335, Wessling,
T: +49 40 73 62 70 F: +49 40 73 62 72 99 T: + 1 860 482 0266 F: + 1 860 482 6759 D-82234, Germany
E:
o.franke@franke-pahl.de E:
mcarlin@franklinproducts.net T: + 49 81 53 93 13 211 F: + 49 81 53 93 13 999
Contact name: Herr Oliver Franke W:
www.franklinproducts.net E:
karin.kaestner@garner.de W:
www.garner.de
Contact name: Mark Carlin, Vice President of Sales Contact name: Karin Kastner
Exhibiting on the Hanse Aerospace Franklin Products a leading designer / The GCT-GED Group offers the global aerospace
Wirtschaftsdienst GmbH stand. manufacturer of aviation seat cushions, offers industry a full range of engineering services from
energy-saving and environmentally-friendly concept design to production. GCT is an EASA
comfort foams, as well as Style-Pro laminated 21J Airworthiness Design Organisation with the
dress-covers. Franklin Products presents our total capability to design and certify an entire
new Eco-Soft comfort foam based on soy-based aircraft. We supply highly-experienced, innovative
polyols, featuring energy-savings and reduction in engineers and managers, at very competitive
global-warming emissions. Franklin Products rates, on site at customer's facilities and
presents our new Soft-Touch foam and Comfort- undertake complete work-packages in our own
Pro and Comfort-Core Technologies which are facilities. With key location in the UK, mainland
designed to improve weight distribution and Europe and USA, the GCT-GED Group invests in
reduce pressure points leading to improved new technology, adopting the latest software and
comfort ratings. Franklin Products’ certified systems to ensure the highest levels of
ergonomist Vesa Vannas, will be presenting his performance, capability and communications
latest research to optimize comfort for aviation with our customers.
cushions and will present why our designs and Exhibiting on the SE Kunststoffverarbeitung
materials consistently provide exceptional stand.
comfort and durability.
Franke Aquarotter AG 6B92 Fraunhofer Einrichtung fur Polymer-materialen GCE Aviation 5F35
Parkstrasse 1-5, Ludwigsfelde, Brandenburg, D-14974, und Composite 6G94 Yew Tree Way, Stone Cross Park, Golborne, Warrington,
Germany Kantstrasse 55, Teltow, 14513, Germany Cheshire, WA3 3JD, UK
T: + 49 33 78 81 84 21 F: + 49 33 78 81 82 72 T: +49 03 32 833 0284 F: +49 03 32 833 0282 T: + 44 (0) 1942 292950 F: + 44 (0) 1942 292977
E:
mobile-systems.far@franke.com E:
sekretariat@pyco.fraunhofer.de E:
sales@gcegroup.com W:
www.gcegroup.com
W:
www.franke-aquarotter.de Contact name: Mr Rolf Muller Contact name: Jon Zinopoulos
Contact name: Mr Oliver D Gessert
Franke Aquarotter AG, the German specialist for For further information please visit our stand. GCE Aviation will be exhibiting a further
sanitary system solutions, showcases the state- Exhibiting on the Alround Service GmbH stand. upgraded range of lightweight portable oxygen
of-the-art ultra light water supply system that will equipment at the Expo. The key products,
be used in the brand new Airbus A380. This Integra and Elite, which have already been
system combines low water consumption with selected by many airlines for fleet wide retro-fit,
high pas-senger comfort by using the most up- will feature updates and improvements that
to-date technologies. In addition you will find the further increase the ease of use and lower the
latest products that have been developed for the cost of ownership. GCE Aviation will demonstrate
new AC programmes A330F, A400M or the how these products can be used to retro-fit
Embraer 170/195 series. aircraft whilst being self financing and show
considerable through life cost savings as well as
bring immediate benefits to crew and passengers
alike. Please stop by at our stand.
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