91 Contour Aerospace Limited
Watchmoor Point, Camberley, Surrey, GU15 3AH, UK T: + 44 (0) 1276 707777 W:
www.contour.aero
Contour Aerospace Limited provides premium interior products and services around the globe for the worlds airlines. At the 2011 Expo we are delighted to be showcasing our range of products together with a conceptual seat display. Technology and innovation is the key to the future and we will be providing customers with the ability to view and interact with our latest engineering tools designed to turn aspiration into reality. Visitors to our stand will be able to preview our full capabilities, product catalogue and discuss their complete cabin interior needs including seating, monuments and services.
7B20 Crane Aerospace & Electronics 5B57
Christian Strecker, RBM, Welzbachstrasse 21, Laufach, 63846, Germany W:
www.craneaerospace.com
Crane Aerospace & Electronics, with over 60 years of experience in seat control, will be demonstrating their all-new next generation mcX Premium Modular Control System. The system features a patent-pending modular architecture that reduces overall system hardware and system wiring complexity, while ensuring that the system is easily scalable and customizable. The system gives airline passengers smooth and simultaneous seat motion, less system noise, and a variety of luxury features. Crane is also introducing the new Compact Hydrolok® Seat Recline System, combining the compactness of a Gas Lock design with the unsurpassed reliability of a Hydrolok design.
CTT Systems AB
PO Box 1042, Nykoping, S-611 29, Sweden W:
www.ctt.se
Humidity in balance. Our mission is to create better in-flight climate inside and outside the aircraft and thereby provide economic and environmental benefits to the airline. The key is to balance humidity levels on board. Our concept increases passenger well-being, contributes to a better environment and improves airline economy, simultaneously. We call it "Humidity in balance" The Zonal Drying system prevents condensation in Aircraft resulting in lower fuel consumption and emissions. The Cair System provides humidified fresh air to the cabin which improves the passengers comfort and wellbeing. Crew humidifiers enable increased humidity in crew rest compartments and flight deck.
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COOLIKE Regnery GmbH
Lilienthalstraße 2-4, Bensheim, 64625, Germany W:
www.coolike.de
Since 30 years Coolike offers original premium refreshment towels Made in Germany. Natural cotton, fine non-woven materials and selected fragrances aid passenger's well-being and comfort. All towels are customisable. In-house graphic department, printhouse and modern production facilities guarantee short and flexible delivery times. The production range also includes special aircraft cleaning products and disinfectants for technical/multimedia equipment as well as a hygienic hand disinfection foam with long-term effect against viruses, funguses and bacteria. Coolike Regnery GmbH is certified according to ISO 9001 and DIN EN ISO 13485 ensuring a constantly high quality standard.
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Crystal Cabin Awards Gallery
6G95
c/o HWF, Habichtstraße 41, Hamburg, G - 22305, Germany W:
www.crystal-cabin-award.com
For the fifth time, the Crystal Cabin Award will be presented in association with the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) in Hamburg. The competition was launched by the Aviation Cluster Hamburg Metropolitan Region. It is the only international prize for innovations in the field of aircraft cabins. A high-calibre Judging Panel comes together under the slogan Let your ideas take off to honour unusual cabin concepts and products. The trophies have become a seal of quality, known and coveted around the world. The finalists as well as the winners will be presented in the Crystal Cabin Award Gallery at the AIX.
Curt Bauer GmbH
Bahnhofstrasse 16, Aue, 08280, Germany W:
www.curt-bauer.de
Curt Bauer GmbH (Ltd.) is a traditional family textile enterprise using the latest technology. The company has a jacquard weaving mill and finishing department. Besides classical cotton ranges, technical fabrics are produced in 100% polyester. The jacquard technique allows for the production of partial double fabrics, which are suitable for various applications. Furthermore, heat- and cold-insulating fabrics are manufactured. In-flight textiles with various interweaves are produced for airlines. Maximum quality is offered by being Made in Germany.
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