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Netherlands Aerospace Group


Boerhaavelaan 40, Zoetermeer, Netherlands, 2713 HX W: www.NAG.aero


7D15


Nobletek


11575 Great Oaks Way, Ste 130, Alpharetta, Georgia, USA, 30022


5E50


North Carolina Department of Commerce International Trade Division


5G28


4320 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, North Carolina Department of Comerce.


The Netherlands Aerospace Group (NAG) is the national trade association of aerospace companies and institutes engaged in education, R&D, engineering, manufacturing and maintenance repair and overhaul of civil and military systems and equipment. The NAG supports her 100+ members in developing business globally by: organising national pavilions at major airshows and conferences; acting as a National Point of Contact for international customers looking for suppliers and partners in The Netherlands; lobby within the Dutch government; organizing international trade missions and matchmaking events and actively scanning the global market for business opportunities.


Exhibiting on the Fokker Services stand.


NobleTek can be your value added services partner for: -Engineering and Design of Interiors for new, retrofit/modification programs -Ongoing MRO Design and Support including EO package creation -On-site Engineering Liaison to resolve FOAK issues -Special Mission Aircraft (SMA) Interiors – Commercial & Military. VIP Corporate Jet and Helicopter Interiors – Commercial & Military - Creation and updates to Manuals (CMM and AMM) as per --ATA Spec 100 and iSpec 2200 standards. Service Bulletin updates to work orders.


For further information please visit our stand


New Metals & Chemicals Ltd


5A80


Newmet House, Rue De St Lawrence, Waltham Abbey, UK, EN9 1PF W: www.newmet.co.uk


New Metals & Chemicals Limited is a technical materials company. Our materials have many aircraft interior applications. Our materials include: Silicone foams and composites / Solid Silicones / Acoustic barriers / Silicone extrusions and mouldings / Adhesive Tapes / Polyethylene and other foam products / Our facilities include water-jet cutting.


NORDAM


6910 N. Whirlpool Drive, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, 74117 W: www.nordam.com


7B8


Northwest Aerospace Technologies


2210 Hewitt Ave, Suite 300, Everett, USA, 98201 W: www.nat.aero


6B44


NORDAM is a proven leader in the supply of aircraft interiors with the capability to design, engineer, manufacture, and certify interiors shells and monuments for the business, commercial, military, and helicopter markets. NORDAM’s capabilities range from manufacturing custom monuments, bonded components, and panels to providing fully integrated solutions including Galleys, Bar Units, Dividers, Windscreens, and Closets. Headquartered in Tulsa, Okla., NORDAM has served the aviation industry for over 40 years and is recognized as a major innovator in composite and metal bonding with engineering and advanced manufacturing capabilities.


Northwest Aerospace Technologies Inc. (NAT) is an engineering services company specializing in large transport category aircraft modification programs requiring FAA and EASA certification. NAT provides fully integrated solutions for complete cabin interior reconfiguration programs, IFE integration programs and systems, structural and avionics modifications. NAT also develops highly engineered products for OEM production and airline retrofit programs. NAT's extensive experience and processes have been developed specifically to manage large complex modification programs with multiple suppliers while maintaining the ability to support emergent aggressive schedule requirements for our customers.


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