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149 ViaSat Inc


6155 El Camino Real, Carlsbad, CA, 92009, USA W: www.viasat.com


ViaSat Yonder service delivers high-speed mobile Internet over satellite with cable-like performance. The service offers seamless, uninterrupted connectivity around the globe and is in service today on hundreds of business aircraft. JetBlue and LiveTV are partnering with ViaSat to create the industry's best in-flight broadband for commercial aviation, using our advanced Ka- band high-capacity satellite technology. High- capacity Ka has the ability to provide a great customer experience, and lower the costs of in- flight broadband so that you can economically offer service to every seat as part of your complete in-cabin experience.


6C5 Victrex Europa GmbH


Langgasse 16, Hofheim am Taunus, 65719, Germany W: www.victrex.com


Headquartered in the UK, Victrex Polymer Solutions, a division of Victrex plc, is the worlds leading manufacturer of high performance polyaryletherketones such as VICTREX® PEEK polymer, VICTREX® PEEK Pipes and APTIV film which are well-suited for exterior and interior aerospace applications. Victrex is consequently developing new technologies following current trends in the aerospace industry like more stringent performance requirements for structural parts, cost and weight reduction as well as environmental compliance. This thermoplastic material has successfully replaced metals and traditional thermoset composites due to its fatigue, creep and corrosion resistance, mechanical, flame and smoke properties and ease of fabrication.


7A5 Virtual Human Resources Ltd - Aviation 4B26


3 New Concordia Wharf, Mill Street, London, SE1 2BB, UK W: www.v-hr.com


VHR is a global technical, managerial and executive recruitment consultancy providing contract, permanent and managed recruitment solutions to the Aviation and Aircraft Interiors sectors. VHR acts as an extension of your HR department to provide a seamless recruitment service providing not just the person or team of people, but logistical and relocation support. At VHR we act in partnership with our clients and pride ourselves on our ability to source the right talent that truly makes a difference to our clients success. VHR is headquartered in London with offices in Manchester, Italy and Abu Dhabi, which service client operations globally.


VIBRACHOC/CLAROPAN


7E15,7C30


Parc d'activités de l'Eglantier, CE 2804 LISSES, Evry Cedex, F-91028, France


Specialized in Man-Machine Interface for more than 40 years, CLAROPAN has reached a European leading position as a supplier of "custom made" leds backlighted panels, keyboards and control boxes for manufacturers and OEM including retrofit projects and simulator equipments. For more than 50 years, Vibrachoc have built a strong experience in the design and manufacture of avionics racking systems. A full range of commercial trays including Arinc 404&600, modular avionic trays and hardware is avalaible.Wired trays with connectors and fan, Modification kit, shock-mounted trays, cabinets are fully designed and manufactured for ease of installation in the aircraft.


Video Technology Services Inc.


6A24


5 Aerial Way, Suite 300, Syosset, New York, 11791, USA W: www.videotechnologyservices.com


Video Technology Services Inc. is a private company founded in 1987 to provide the Airline Industry with video, audio and communications for their Entertainment/Communications Systems on board the aircraft and support with the highest level of service in the maintenance of those systems. VTS has pioneered many products over the years and will be displaying our Digital Video Player and large screen LCD monitors at the interiors show this year.


Vision Systems Aeronautics


5 Chemin de Chiradie, BP32, Brignais, 69530, France W: www.vision-systems-aero.fr


Vision Systems will present this year a new seatback IFEC system: VisiTouch as well as a new solar protection: Noctis. VisiTouch allows an unlimited seatback screens numbers thanks to a decentralization of electronics datas behind the screen itself. The system is light and compact and only need one media server situated in the galley. Airlines customization is also possible. Noctis opens up a new array of design possibilities for aircrafts and helicopters partition walls and window shades. This breakthrough system allows passengers to control light at every level for privacy goal or black out solar protection.


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