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Flamm Aerotec GmbH & Co KG
6F60-K5
Ludwig-Boelkow-Str., Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, 19061 W:
www.flamm-aerotec.de
Our company is located in Eastern Germany– just one driving hour distance to Hamburg. That fact provides us a) with first traffic connections to our main customers Airbus Hamburg and all PAG plants and b) competitive advantages compared to companies with higher labour cost while keeping the level of logistic benefits at the same time. Combining state of the art and proven machinery with know-how resulting from a close cooperation with Airbus entities, we consider as demanding processes as warm titanium and aluminium forming integral parts of our daily business. Our main processes are forming, surface treatment, assembly and 3 and 5 axis milling.
Exhibiting on the Hanse Pavilion by Hanse- Aerospace stand.
Flight Display Systems
1F28 1765 Grassland Parkway, Alpharetta, Georgia, USA, 30004
Fokker Services
Hoeksteen 40, Hoofddorp, Netherlands, 2132 MS W:
www.fokkerservices.com
7D15
We have three main market segments: In-flight Entertainment Equipment, Cabin Management Systems, and Military and Special Mission. For IFE, we manufacture over 100 original IFE products that are easy to install and make your customers happy. These products include the Flight Display Moving Map, high-definition LCD monitors from 5- to 52-inches in size, Blu-ray and DVD players, and a line of iPod/iPad/iPhone accessories. Our Cabin Management System is specifically tailored for VIP aircraft from 4 to 35 passengers. Flight Display Systems manufactures ruggedized LCD monitors used in military surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft. This includes NVG compliant and touch-screen monitors.
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.
Flexfab Llc
1699 West M-43 Highway, Michigan, Hastings, USA, 49 058-9
6D75
Flight Line Products
Carl-Zeiss Str. 3, Lichtenfels, Germany, 96215 W:
www.flightlineproducts.de
5E10
Franke Aquarotter GmbH
Parkstrasse 1 - 5, Ludwigsfelde, Germany, D-14974 W:
www.franke.com
6B82
For further information please visit our stand. Exhibiting on the ORKAL Industries LLC stand.
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 and engineering capabilities, our repair services and distribution lines. Our business activities mainly focus on aircraft interiors. Our manufacturing and repair facilities comprise more than one hundred highly experienced staff members. Our administrative staff provides customers with extensive support services. Our international sales network is responing efficiently to the specific requests of customers and provides local support in all parts of the world.
Sanitary Comfort Franke Aquarotter GmbH showcases the water and shower supply system including customised variants that will be used in the A380. In addition you will find the latest products that will be used for the Airbus A320 family, A330-200F, A400M, the Embraer 170/195 and the Bombardier 700, 900, 1000 NextGen series.
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