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New distribution agreement
Leki Aviation has signed an agreement with Rogerson Aircraft Corporation to be their worldwide distributor. With effect of the agreement, Leki Aviation will be offering sales and marketing of the Rogerson
Aircraft Corporation products, including Intheairnet, Rogerson Kratos and Aircraft Equipment Group, from its worldwide distribution centres, thereby ensuring that the entire customer base has information and knowledge regarding the products. Mr Kim Kroejby, CEO, Leki Aviation, commented: “We are very pleased to have entered this strategic collaboration with Rogerson Aircraft Corporation. With the combination of our companies’ core businesses, we have created a perfect synergy which will empower us to offer Rogerson quality and cost efficient products through fleet wide retro-fit opportunities. Our common vision, with this agreement, is to increase the overall customer experience.”
Innovative new galley on the menu
Bucher is presenting an innovative re-interpretation of its galley at Aircraft Interiors Expo 2010. The new development meets future market requirements with further optimisation of weight and ergonomic features. In practical terms, the extending table and LED lighting integration are particularly impressive. With its reputation as an established supplier of galley
systems, Bucher was actively involved in a European research project into the provision of catering services. The objective of this project was to integrate aspects and themes such as RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) and ergonomic handling into a targeted total concept. Ultimately this project aimed not only to increase the overall options available to the passenger, but also to reduce operating costs in the aviation industry. Unsurprisingly, one of the main goals is the creation of a catering concept that has the potential to raise the efficiency and therefore the productivity of the crew. Plus the design of the structural elements, i.e. the galleys, is based on structural and material solutions that further reduce the weight burden.
Bucher has solved the task it was set in an innovative manner that is typical of the company. As well as proving ideal for RFID shielding, the Bucher galley design concept also enables specific solutions for significantly improved ergonomic features.
Lighter and greener
Lonseal is introducing its latest products for the aviation industry: Lonpetite and Lonpetite Eclipse, at Aircraft interiors Expo 2010. A twist on Lonseal’s pioneering line of coin-stamped flooring; Lonpetite
features a matt surface with lighter embossing and smaller coin patterning for greater subtlety and more contemporary elegance.
Lonpetite Eclipse
features the same distinct embossing with the addition of a scattered flecking pattern for extra style and verve. Both lines are part of Lonseal’s Featherweight™
Collection for aviation clients which feature vinyl sheets that
are 30 per cent lighter than standard NTF flooring, resulting in greater fuel efficiency. Furthermore, all the products in Lonseal’s Featherweight™
specialty formulation for improved cabin air quality. Collection boast sturdy three-layer
construction with excellent slip-resistance, sound-absorption and dimensional-stability properties, as well as both Lonseal’s GreenMedic®
formulation for improved anti-microbial properties and GreenAir®
Global Solution is proud to be able to offer the popular fragrances created by Leonard Paris, namely, the L' Orchidee, the Tamango, the Eau Fraiche and the Eau Fabuleuse. The famous UGO Vanelli perfume line is also now available. During the show, Global Solution will display the complete range including travel bags, cotton items, electronic head sets and porcelain on stand 7A1 in Hall 7.
Innovative design
Wessex Advanced Switching Products Ltd have taken their in-flight experience a stage further by developing an entire new range of cabin lighting systems which is being launched at Aircraft Interiors Expo 2010. Using the latest LED lighting technologies,
WASP have designed and built lighting systems which include mood lights, wash lights, reading lights and customised lighting products which satisfy a number of requirements including variable lighting intensity and low voltage / low power solutions using either aircraft or independent power. In addition to the new lighting products,
WASP is exhibiting their latest seat / suite control designs. WASP offer a full range of products from simple membrane Passenger Control Units through mid-range machined aluminium and moulded plastic Passenger and Seat Control Units to top of the range ultra-sophisticated, touch screen controlled Suite Management Control Units. WASP is also an innovator in the design and manufacture of rotary switches, touch screens, membranes and keypads for the professional, military, medical instrument and telecommunications industries.
Appealing to the senses
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