104 Elta
4B3
14, Place Marcel Dassault, BP 70048, Blagnac, 31702, France T: + 33 5 34 36 10 67 F: + 33 5 34 36 10 01 E:
elta@elta.fr W:
www.elta.fr Contact name: Annabelle Rotat
Emergency locator transmitters. ELTA is the worldwide leader in Automatic ELTs for commercial aircrafts. Both the ADT 406AF and the ADT 406S are approved on all current new- built AIRBUS and BOEING airlines. The ADT 406S has been selected by BOEING as SFE equipment on the 787 Dreamliner. On board electronics. ELTA ensures development, qualification, production and support of equipments for civilian and military applications. Power and frequency converters, deicing, electric braking, control of motors, EHA,EMA. Data processing, RF transmission ... See on our booth 4B3 : RF Combiner for A380 (combines the wireless Communication Systems within the Cabin).
Exhibiting on the GIFAS stand.
ELTEC Holding
Gyomol ut 128, Budapest, 1061, Hungary T: + 36 14 312 5000 F: + 36 14 312 525 E:
lr@eltecgroup.com Contact name: Mr Rudolf Laar
For further information please visit our stand. Exhibiting on the ITD Hungary Pte. Ltd stand.
3C22
EMTEQ Family of Companies
4B6
5349 S Emmer Drive, New Berlin,Wisconsin, WI 53151, United States T: + 1 262 679 6170 F: + 1 262 679 6175 E:
sales@emteq.com W:
www.emteq.com Contact name: Ms Kimberly Hoogland
EMTEQ is your aviation partner specializing in innovative technologies for cabin comfort, interior and exterior lighting, aircraft systems and integration with design and consulting services to support all areas. Product areas include: ARINC, military and non-standard, equipment mounting trays; RF/Specialty cables (data bus, Ethernet, multi-conductor), wire harness assemblies; direct/indirect LED lighting systems including QUASAR™ mood lighting and NVIS; LED exterior lighting systems for anti-collision, position, navigation and service lighting functions including NVIS/NVG-friendly; cabin comfort: seat heaters, switch panels/buttons. We offer comprehensive program management to oversee and coordinate all aspects of projects, including purchasing, quality assurance, certification and new product development.
EMS SATCOM
2C30
400 Maple Grove Road, Ottawa, Ontario, K2V 1B8, Canada T: + 1 613 591 9064 F: + 1 613 591 9120 E:
getbroadband@emssatcom.com W:
www.emssatcom.com Contact name: Mr. Jean Menard
EMS SATCOM holds the leading market share of Inmarsat-based Swift64 terminals and is the first approved terminal supplier for SwfitBroadband. Its eNfusion Broadband™ product line gives commercial aircraft passengers high-speed internet for surfing the web, voice, e-mail, and streaming videos on a broad variety of aircraft under its own brand and those of the three major avionics manufacturers. Based in Ottawa, Canada, and a division of EMS Technologies, Inc., it has development and sales offices in Ottawa, the U.K., Australia, the United States and Europe. To learn more, visit us online at
www.emssatcom.com
Enflite, Inc
4F1
105 Cooperative Way, Georgetown, Texas, TX 78626, United States T: + 1 512 868 3399 F: + 1 512 868 3330 W:
www.enflite.com Contact name: Jeff George
Enflite, Inc. produces top-of-the-line cabin accessories for the business jet industry. We are proud to present to exhibitors our line of high quality tables, lift mechanisms, mounts, and pocket doors. Enflite is pleased to introduce our newly designed line of galley products, including ovens, refrigerators, and microwaves. As the foremost designer and manufacturer of quality interior products for a wide range of aircraft, Enflite is committed to the aviation community. Our products are designed to be light-weight, reliable, durable and maintenance-free. Enflite also specializes in custom designed products and applications.
Exhibiting on the Lifeport Inc stand.
Proven on over 1000 flights Visit us on stand 4D15
www.aeromobile.net
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