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FlammAerotec GmbH & Co. Kg
Ludwig-Boelkow-Str. 2, Schwerin, 19061, Germany T: + 49 38 55 00 71 02 F: + 49 38 55 00 75 99 E:
paschen@flamm-aerotec.de Contact name: Mr Joerg D Paschen
NC-milling, deep-drawing, forming, shaping, heat-treatment, surface-treatment and sub- assembly. Parts are made of Titanium, Aluminium or Stainless Steel, refined in the electro-plating shop as well as in the paint shop.
Exhibiting on the Hanse Aerospace Wirtschaftsdienst GmbH stand.
6F60l5 Flight Display Systems 6G108
1765 Grassland Parkway, Alpharetta, Georgia, 30004, USA T: + 1 404 518 9842 F: + 1 678 867 6742 E:
nick.gray@
flightdisplay.com W:
www.flightdisplay.com Contact name: Mr Nick Gray
Blu-ray and DVD players, iPod Docking Stations, and 1080p High-Definition LCD monitors. Flight Display Systems manufactures in-flight entertainment equipment for VIP and corporate aircraft. Over 100 products including Moving Map computers, LCD Monitors from 5" to 52" with High-Definition 1080p, Monitor Mounts, Flight View Cameras, and more. Awarded #1 Avionics Company for Customer Service and Support by Aviation International News (2009). Visit Flight Display Systems to learn about our new products
www.FlightDisplay.com
First Time Exhibitor .
Fokker Services Stand
Lucas Bolsstraat 7, NIEUW-VENNEP, 2152 CZ Netherlands T: + 31 252 627 299 F: + 31 252 627 203 W:
www.fokkerservices.com
Fokker Services is positioned as an independent Aerospace Services provider, supporting a large fleet of various aircraft types. Capabilities include Logistic Programs; Flighthour based Component Repairs, Engineering and Documentation Support and Airframe Maintenance, Conversion and Completion capabilities.
Exhibiting on FLAG stand.
5C40
Flexfab
1699 West M-43, Hastings, Michigan, 49316, USA T: + 1 269 945 2433 F: + 1 269 945 4802 E:
bhaywood@flexfab.com Contact name: Mr Bill Haywood
Flexfab is an elastomeric engineering company that manufactures products using silicone rubber and other elastomers. Flexfab specializes in the design of high performance hose, lightweight ducts, flexible connectors, boots, bellows, unique shaped components, assembles, and much more. Flexfab has extensive experience designing components for the environmental- control, electronic-cooling, waste-water management, fluid-system shrouding, power and propulsion, bulkhead and firewall sealing systems. Flexfab is your solutions provider when you are faced with weight, flammability or speed of installation challenges. In addition to aerospace, Flexfab also serves the automotive, heavy duty truck, military and industrial sectors.
Exhibiting on the ORKAL Ind LLC stand.
6D80
Flight Line Products
Carl-Zeiss Str. 3, Lichtenfels, 96215, Germany T: + 49 95 71 94 98 920 F: + 49 95 71 75 91 23 E:
sales@flightlineproducts.de W:
www.flightlineproducts.de Contact name: Mr Thomas Bulirsch
The Flight Line Products Group is widely considered to be a leading player in the aviation industry. Our business has been built on the successful combination of our manufacturing capabilities, repair services and distribution lines. All of our business activities focus on aircraft interiors. Our manufacturing and repair facilities comprise more than one hundred highly experienced staff members. Our administrative staff provides our customers with extensive support services. Our international sales network is responing efficiently to the specific requests of our customers and provides local support in all parts of the world.
5E10
Franke & Pahl Ingenieurges. mbH
Moorfleeter Str. 15, Hamburg, 22113, Germany T: + 49 40 73 62 70 F: + 49 40 73 62 72 99 E:
o.franke@
franke-pahl.de Contact name: Herr Oliver Franke
For further information please visit our stand.
Exhibiting on the Hanse Aerospace Wirtschaftsdienst GmbH stand.
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