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Crane Aerospace & Electronics 5B57

Christian Strecker, RBM,Welzbachstrasse 21, Laufach, 63846, Germany T: + 49 60 93 99 46 60 F: + 49 60 93 99 46 62 E: christian.strecker@craneaerospace.com W: www.craneaerospace.com Contact name: Mr Christian Strecker

Crane Aerospace & Electronics has over 60 years experience in seat control with over 28,000 premium passenger seats currently installed and flying with the iMotion seat motion control system. Crane is excited to announce the introduction of our all-new, next generation, premium modular control system (mcX). mcX offers maximum flexibility to seat manufacturers, lower cost of ownership to airlines, and a new level of seating comfort to enhance the passenger experience. mcX represents a revolution in modular control via its patent pending architecture concept. Please stop by the Crane Aerospace & Electronics stand to learn more about the mcX experience!

CSC 6A30

3170 Fairview Park Dr., Falls Church, Virginia, 22042, USA T: + 1 866 659 3480 E: TechandConsumer@csc.com W: www.csc.com Contact name: Ms Nancy Chapman

Custom Products Inc 7E70

PO Box 1141, Mooresville, North Carolina, 28115, USA T: + 1 704 663 4159 F: + 1 704 663 7905 E: vfulp@custprodinc.com W: www.custprodinc.com Contact name: Mr Van Fulp

CSC, in partnership with Proximetry, will showcase and demonstrate CSCs AirSync, an intelligent wireless network solution extending the Airline Enterprise Network -- Around the Globe. Visit us in stand 6A30. CSC, a $16 billion global leader in providing technology-enabled business solutions and services has served the airline industry for over 40 years. With permanent facilities in 51 countries, more than 600 Airline business solutions delivered and a dedicated airline solutions group with over 1000 airline technology experts, CSC has helped airlines improve business agility, develop IT governance strategies, transform business processes and reduce IT costs.

First Time Exhibitor .

Custom Products Inc. has been in the aerospace industry since 1973, providing seat cushion and upholstery solutions to both airlines and OEMs. We offer complete engineering design packages, as well as in house FAR25.853(c) flammability certification testing and DER issued 8110 forms. Our unique ability to produce both seat cushions and upholstery dress covers promotes a quality custom fit for your seating environment. We offer interior seat kit solutions combining our unique manufacturing capabilities. CPI Aero Services, our FAA Repair Station #W6BR726N, provides a variety of seating restoration services specializing in leather dress cover reconditioning and leather armcap recovering.

Crci Regional Chamber Of Commerce & Industry Midi - Pyrenees

5 rue Dieudonne Costs, B.P. 32, Blagnac Cedex, F31701, France T: + 33 5 62 74 20 23 F: + 33 5 62 74 20 20 E: georges.sorbets@midi-pyrenees.cci.fr W: www.midi-pyrenees.cci.fr Contact name: Mr Georges Sorbets

The Regional Chamber of Commerce & industry of Midi Pyrenees region offers support to its member companies by organizing group participations at trade shows & business conventions, ad hoc trainig, support for quality certifications etc..

Exhibiting on the Ubifrance stand.

Ctt Systems AB

6B56g

PO Box 1042, Nykoping, S-611 29, Sweden T: + 46 86 60 21 59 F: + 46 86 60 21 69 E: ulf.liljenberg@ctt.se W: www.ctt.se Contact name: Ms Jan Tessmar

Humidity in balance. Our mission is to create better in-flight climate inside and outside the aircraft and thereby provide economic and environmental benefits to the airline. The key is to balance humidity levels on board. Our concept increases passenger well-being, contributes to a better environment and improves airline economy, simultaneously. We call it "Humidity in balance" The Zonal Drying system prevents condensation in Aircraft resulting in lower fuel consumption and emissions. The Cair System provides humidified fresh air to the cabin which improves the passengers comfort and wellbeing. Crew humidifiers enable increased humidity in crew rest compartments and flight deck.

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Cutting Dynamics, Inc.

980 Jaycox Road, Avon, Ohio, 44011, USA T: + 1 440 249 4171 F: + 1 440 937 4742 E: phyllis@cuttingdynamics.com W: www.cuttingdynamics.com Contact name: Ms Phyllis M Gardiner

An AS9100 Registered manufacturer of sheet metal and thermoplastic/composite seat components including seat backs, arm rests, end bays, center consoles, legs, spreaders & other interior aircraft components. We will be showcasing our 16G compliant 1.5 lb. 100% Thermoplastic/Composite seat back. Additionally, our 100% Thermoplastic/Composite armrests, beams and supports will be shown.

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