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Aviation Cluster Hamburg Metropolitan Region / Crystal Cabin Award/ Zal Zentrum Für Angewandte Luftfahrtforschung GmbH

HWF Hamburg Business Development Corporation, Habichtstr. 41, Hamburg, 22305, Germany T: + 49 040 22 70 19 53 F: + 49 040 22 70 19 29 E: walter.birkhan@hwf-hamburg.de W: www.hamburg-aviation.com Contact name: Herr Walter Birkhan

Aviation Cluster Hamburg Metropolitan Region. The integrated strategy of making aviation more economical, more ecological, more comfortable, more reliable, and more flexible helped the Aviation Cluster Hamburg Metropolitan Region to win the excellence cluster competition, organised by the German Federal Government. The largest employers in this technology-driven network are Airbus, Lufthansa Technik and Hamburg Airport. A further 300 suppliers and service providers are also actively involved in the industry, many of these are represented by Hanse-Aerospace and HECAS. Various technological and scientific institutions contribute their expertise.

Avio-Diepen B.V

6E95,6F95, 6F60b7

PO Box 566, Alphen aan den Rijn, 2400 AN, The Netherlands T: + 31 (0)17 24 49 777 F: + 31 (0)17 24 49 789 E: cvandermeijden@avio-diepen.com W: www.avio-diepen.com Contact name: Ms Carla Van der Meijden

Avio-Diepen was founded in 1946 and is an international company specializing in supply chain services and parts distribution of factory new certified parts to both Airline/MRO and OEM customers throughout the world. Avio-Diepens value adding services help customers reduce direct and indirect costs by reducing lead-times and consolidating suppliers. Examples of our services include integrated material management solutions, (customized) kitting and PMA alternatives. Avio-Diepen has offices and distribution centers in the Netherlands, the UK, the USA, Hong Kong, Dubai and China. This year Orcon Aerospace, Actron, Array Connector Corp., Ancra, DTI and Luminator will join us on our stand.

Exhibiting on the Netherlands Aerospace Group stand.

5C30 Avionics Services 5B30

R. Angelo Mendes de Almeida, 152, Jd Aeroporto, SP, Sao Palo, SP 04357-020, Brazil T: + 55 11 50 31 28 01 F: + 55 11 50 31 28 01 E: joao@avionics.com.br W: www.avionics.com.br Contact name: M Joao Vernini

Avionics Services is a Brazilian company with over 14 years of worldwide experience in the aviation industry. Avionics Services offers products customization and engineering to comply with any customer requests and manufacture modern and innovative systems such as LED lighting, entertainment, control panels, security and surveillance, among others.

Avid Airline Products

Aquidneck Corporate Park, 72 Johnnycake Hill Road, Middletown, Rhode Island, 02842, USA T: + 1 401 846 1300 F: + 1 401 849 1060 E: sales@avidproducts.com W: www.avidairlineproducts.com Contact name: Mr Thomas Mockler

Avid is the industries first IFE headset manufacturer,and has remained the leader in the industry since 1962.With over 200 styles of disposable ear-buds,clip-on,and active noise cancellation models we have your IFE needs covered from first class to economy.Our product line has expanded to include comfort items such as pillows, pillow covers, blankets, hot towels, amenity kits, sleep suits, airsick bags, lavatory soap, RON kits and childrens items. Catering items include disposable and rotable dishware,cutlery kits,atlas trays,plastic cups, salt and pepper shakers. Standard services consist of worldwide warehousing, distribution, and vendor inventory management

First Time Exhibitor .

6F15

Aviointeriors SpA

Via Appia km 66,400, Latina, 4013, Italy T: + 39 07 73 68 93 93 F: + 39 07 73 63 15 46 E: Sales-Mktg@aviointeriors.it W: www.aviointeriors.it Contact name: Ms Lorella Di Re

7B10

Aviosign BV

De Corantijn 1D, Zwaag, 1689 AN, Netherlands T: + 31 2 29 29 97 79 F: + 31 2 29 29 97 12 E: info@aviosign.nl Contact name: Robin de Kroon

Since 1972 style, functionality, comfort and safety are the elements that made Aviointeriors a world class leader in the production of aircraft seats and interiors. Engagement in quality is represented by Aviointeriors production plants, where every component designed for an aircraft interior is created and produced. The factory is located in Latina, Italy, 70 kms. south of Rome and sizes more than 40,000 square meters. From the manufacture of seats to the production of complete cabin furniture, the variety of Aviointeriors products has been growing since the late 1960s resulting in a company expansion with over 500 employees.

Aviosign supplies airliners, MROs, leasing companies and distributors in the aviation industries. Our company has over 35 years experience in production of signs. We produce signs and placards for interiors/exteriors using high-grade materials, such as GE Lexan (polycarbonate), Metalphoto (anodised aluminium) and adhesive foils of 3M and Avery. We offer various (advertising) design solutions. A distinctive feature is our ability to deliver silk screens for exterior aircraft painting. All parts delivered are compliant with FAR 25.853 (a) and appendix F part 1(a), and ABD0031 7.1.4. part a. For more information please check our website

Exhibiting on the Stellar Travel Supplies stand.

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