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TRAINICO GmbH Flughafen Schönefeld, Berlin, Germany, 12521


6F60-C5


TTF Aerospace


301 30th St NE Suite 100, Auburn, Washington, USA, 98002


6A100


TÜV International GmbH


Am Grauen Stein, Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, 51105 W: www.tuv.com


TRAINICO approaches challenges with a straight forward strategy: TRAINICO, who is a subsidiary company of Adecco Germany Holding SA & Co. KG and Lufthansa Technical Training GmbH, provides extensive professional training to qualify your aviation staff to the highest possible standards in order to meet the challenges of this development. Be it ground handling staff, cabin crew members, staff for the ticket counter or for maintenance work those who choose TRAINICO get a perfect take-off. TRAINICO GmbH www.trainico.de Tel: +49 30 8875 5050


Exhibiting on the Hanse Pavilion by Hanse- Aerospace stand.


TTF designs and manufactures aircraft interiors for large commercial and VIP aircraft, and is known for their ability to design and deliver superior quality products to compressed schedules. TTF works to build collaborative relationships with its clients and leverage their experience to understand the strategic needs of each customer. Located in Auburn, WA, we create innovative, certified aircraft interior solutions, including galleys, crew rests, lavatories, overhead stowage bins, business jet interior liner kits and reinforced cockpit doors. To date TTF has over 100 orders for crew rests located off the main passenger deck, and by show date will have delivered our 50th Ship set.


TÜV Rheinland Group. TÜV Rheinland is a leading group for the provision of technical services worldwide and stands for neutrality, objectivity and competence. It has over 500 locations in 61 countries on all five continents. With a workforce of 14,500 employees, it achieves a turnover of approx. € 1,3 billion a year. The guiding principle in the Group is sustainable development of safety and quality.


Exhibiting on the ALROUND e.V stand.


6B62-C


Triagnosys Argelsrieder Feld 22, Wessling, Germany, D-82234


6B5


TUJA Zeitarbeit GmbH


6F60-C5 Otto-Lilienthalstr. 29, Bremen, Bremen, Germany, 28199


Tyco Electronics is now TE Connectivity


6H45


Amperestrasse 12-14, Bensheim, Hessen, Germany, 64625 W: www.tycoelectronics.com


Triagnosys develops cutting-edge satellite communications technologies, enabling communications where there is no access to terrestrial networks. Our technology is used by a wide range of leading airlines. We are showing the AeroBTS+, a versatile future-proof platform for Inflight Entertainment and Communication (IFEC). It can be used now by commercial airlines and business jet operators across entire fleets to provide mobile phone and Internet services, wireless Audio/Video on Demand and other cabin services to passengers’ own devices. It also provides the platform for future passenger and crew applications. Triagnosys makes what is technologically doable commercially viable.


TUJA partner to the aviation and aerospace sector. TUJA Zeitarbeit GmbH, one of the largest service providers for staff recruitment in Germany is reliably solving problems with staff in the aviation and aerospace sector. Comprehensive experience gathered over many years, well- conceived concepts as well as brief communication and decision channels provide smooth and efficient work processes. Staff contingencies are put together by specialists in human resources procurement and allocation to meet the individual requirements of the client. The TUJA staff professionals are particularly attaching importance to qualified advice, flexible solutions and a high quality in the service sector.


Exhibiting on the Hanse Pavilion by Hanse- Aerospace stand.


To help Aerospace companies meet ever-evolving needs, TE Connectivity uses our 60 years of experience to solve tough design challenges in saving space, reducing weight, increasing bandwidth, and managing power efficiently. From advanced avionics connectivity to in-flight entertainment, we are developing innovative next- generation solutions to meet the evolving needs for increased performance and lower costs. The Aerospace, Defence, & Marine group is part of TE Connectivity, the world's largest supplier of passive electronic components—including connectors and interconnect systems, relays, switches, circuit protection devices, touch screens, and wire and cable.


Exhibiting on the TE Connectivity stand.


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