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Geven SPA 5B15 GKN Aerospace Bandy Machining INC 6G91 Global Solutions GmbH 4D50
Via Boscofangone, Zona Industriale Nola Marigliano, Nola, 3420 North San Fernando Blvd, Burbank, California, 91510, P.O Box 1165, Bassum, D-27201, Germany
Napoli, I 80035, Italy USA T: + 49 42 41 92 230 F: + 49 42 41 92 23 11
T: + 39 08 13 12 13 11 F: + 39 08 13 12 13 21 T: + 1 818 846 9020 F: + 1 818 846 0621 E: info@globalsolution.de W: www.globalsolution.de
E: maddalena.landolfi@geven.com W: www.geven.com E: bob.holmquist@usa.gknaerospace.com Contact name: Mr Ronald von Hafen
Contact name: Ms Roberta Macciocca W: www.gknaerospace.com
Contact name: Ms Ann Quizon
With Geven Aircraft Seating and Interiors of Utilizing 55 years of experience in manufacturing Global Solution has been supplying top quality
Naples, the ''Made in Italy'' is making a strong technology and tooling design in the production and innovative inflight products for more than a
entry into the fashion trends of commercial of long, complex and highly-engineered decade. The company was founded in 1997 by
airliner interiors. The Geven family of products, machined hinges; and small-to-medium sized, Ronald von Häfen who has more than 20 years
which include a high-density ergonomically complex & multi-contoured machined parts, experience in the airline business. The company
comfortable and yet essential Slim y/c; it's more Bandy has set an aerospace industry standard is ISO9001-2001 certified. An experienced
lavish and rich Slim Premium y/c sister model for world-class service and quality excellence.• team in Germany and China guarantees top
and a fully equipped Business Class Model - the Machined hinges up to 40’ long• Seat tracks, service and high quality. In 2008 the company
''Breeze'', has just welcomed two new members seat track splices• Kits and assemblies• opened a new design fashion dept. in Germany.
into the family: the seats for ATR and other Aluminum, Titanium, Steel• Contoured, multi- Global Solution is now able to offer design
commuter A/C application and it's family of axis, close-tolerance• World leader in highly conception and full out sourcing solutions. During
products for the A 340/A 330 wide body. engineered, tight tolerance cargo door hinges• the TRADE FAIR we will be displaying amenity
787, F-22, F-35, UCAV machined parts• Model- kits, blankets,glasses,head sets,porcelain and
based definition approved • Wind-swept surface rotable products.
& Fracture critical part approval.
Exhibiting on the ORKAL Ind LLC stand.
GIFAS 6B60 Global Interior Support GmbH 5C17 GOM Gesellschaft fuer Optische Messtechnik mbH
8 Rue Galilée, Paris, 75116, France Hein-Sass-Weg 36, Hamburg, 21129, Germany Hanse Pavillion
T: + 33 1 44 43 17 00 F: + 33 1 40 70 57 33 T: + 49 40 7421 2423 F: + 49 40 7421 2410 Mittelweg 78, Braunschweig, 38106, Germany
E: export@gifas.asso.fr W: www.gifas.asso.fr E: c.vartan@global-interior.com T: + 49 53 13 90 390 F: + 49 53 13 90 29 15
Contact name: Jacqueline Bomer Contact name: Mr Christian Vartan E: a.viereck@gom.com
Contact name: Mrs Andrea Viereck
The first predecessor of GIFAS was founded in GLOBAL INTERIOR SUPPORT should be the first GOM develops and distributes optical measuring
1908. GIFAS, the French aerospace industries choice for your Cabin Interior Product Support. systems with its main focus on applications like
association, has more than 260 members, from With this EASA part 145 Approval the GLOBAL 3D digitizing, 3D coordinate measurements,
major prime contractors and system suppliers to Team is able to support the wide range of experimental deformation measurements,
small specialist companies. They cover the full maintenance activities all over the world. Their nominal/actual comparison, reverse engineering
spectrum of skills from the design, development excellent cabininterior expertise enables them to and others. GOM systems are used in research,
and production of aerospace systems and overhaul your equipment in their own product development, quality control, material
equipment to maintenance and operation. maintenance station in the area of and component testing, in competitive product
Activities extend from civil and military aircraft Hamburg/Germany or support you at your home development as well as in the optimization of
and helicopters to engines, missiles, spacecraft base. quality and manufacturing processes (time
and launch vehicles, plus major systems, Exhibiting on the Reheat International Ltd stand. compression technologies). All over the world,
equipment, subassemblies, associated software, companies of the automotive, aviation and space
defence and security electronics systems. The industries, their suppliers and manufacturers of
present GIFAS chairman is Mr Charles consumer goods use GOM systems. This also
EDELSTENNE, DASSAULT AVIATION CEO. The includes numerous research centres and
GIFAS managing director is Mr Guy RUPIED. universities. GOM is represented worldwide by its
subsidiaries and representatives.
Exhibiting on the Hanse Aerospace
Wirtschaftsdienst GmbH stand.
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