AirbusWorld is also an integral part of the Connected Services end-to-end digital solution, enabling customers to manage their data and consult a growing number of Airbus analytics on the platform. The new online Marketplace brings B2C e-commerce practices to the helicopter industry. An evolution of the current eOrdering service of AirbusWorld, the Marketplace proposes a wide selection of high-demand products and parts to customers via specialised vendors. Benefits for customers include a more diverse product inventory, faster turnaround times with delivery direct to customer premises and the ability to choose from a wider range of quantities. Other improvements launched
with AirbusWorld include the mobile version of the technical request
service and the web & mobile version of the technical publication reader, known as ORION
DUNCAN AVIATION EXPANDS HONEYWELL SERVICE
CAPABILITIES Duncan Aviation announces that Honeywell has recently granted the company approval to facilitate repairs, overhauls and exchanges on all Honeywell Line replaceable components and parts on behalf of its customers. This agreement immediately expands Duncan Aviation’s service capabilities and establishes the company as a one-stop-shop for customers needing repairs, overhauls and exchanges for the full line-up of Honeywell’s components and parts products.
“We have been collaborating with
Honeywell for more than 40 years,” says Mark Cote, vice president of Parts Sales, Component Repairs, and Satellites. “This long-term, trusted partnership ensures our mutual customers always receive the best experience, greatest value and highest quality component service possible.”
RAA CONGRATULATES ALLISON MCKAY ON HER APPOINTMENT AS CEO OF WOMEN IN AVIATION
INTERNATIONAL The Regional Airline Association, the industry trade group representing North American regional airlines, congratulates Allison McKay on her appointment as CEO of Women in Aviation International and thanks Dr. Peggy Chabrian, who announced her retirement from WAI in 2019.
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