DTN News: Premium AEROTEC To Make Its Appearance At ILA Berlin Air Show 2010

DTN News: Premium AEROTEC To Make Its Appearance At ILA Berlin Air Show 2010

*Premium AEROTEC is taking part in the ILA Berlin Air Show for the first time. This year’s Air Show will take place from 8 to 13 June. The company will have its own stand (Hall 7, Stand 101) and also a chalet (No. 13).

Source: DTN News / EADS

(NSI News Source Info) AUGSBURG - May 22, 2010: Premium AEROTEC’s core business comprises the development and manufacture of titanium, aluminium and carbon composite structures and production systems for civil and military aircraft. Operational since 1 January 2009, Premium AEROTEC has already become firmly established as a leader in its sector: it is the number one supplier of aerostructures in Europe and ranks fifth worldwide.

At its exhibition stand, Premium AEROTEC will present a mock-up of one of the structural components for the new Airbus A350 XWB long-haul aircraft to demonstrate its skills in carbon fibre-reinforced plastics (CFRP) technology. The full-scale model measuring 4.20 by 4.50 metres is a demonstrator for the pressure bulkhead, which is manufactured using VAP® (Vacuum Assisted Process) technology. Premium AEROTEC is the world’s largest supplier of fuselage structures for the new A350 XWB. The company will also present a demonstrator for a fuselage segment (barrel), likewise manufactured using VAP® technology. In addition, numerous other models displayed at Premium AEROTEC’s ILA stand will illustrate the company’s development and production expertise.

Premium AEROTEC GmbH has over 6,000 employees and generated revenues of 1.1 billion euros in 2009. Its core business is the development and manufacturing of metal and carbon composite aerostructures and the associated equipment and production systems. The company has production plants in Augsburg, Bremen, Nordenham and Varel in Germany, and will soon have another plant in Braşov County, Romania.

Contact: Edmund Reitter Tel.: +49 (0) 171 7650 322

http://www.premium-aerotec.com/

Boeing, Danish Aerotech Sign MOU For Super Hornet Support

Boeing, Danish Aerotech Sign MOU For Super Hornet Support

(NSI News Source Info) KARUP, Denmark - April 29, 2009: The Boeing Company and civil defense and aerospace company Danish Aerotech today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that outlines opportunities for Danish Aerotech to provide select F/A-18E/F Super Hornet logistics support capabilities. If the Royal Danish Air Force names the Super Hornet as its New Combat Aircraft, Boeing and Danish Aerotech could partner in a Performance Based Logistics (PBL) program for long-term support of the strike fighter aircraft and other platforms. "This MOU is of high value to our company," said Danish Aerotech CEO Søren E. Petersen. "With its wide scope of business in the defense industry and as a leading manufacturer of civilian and military aircraft, Boeing is an extremely attractive partner for Danish Aerotech. We look forward to further developing our core capabilities and jointly working with Boeing on new areas of support that are of strategic, long-term value to Danish Aerotech, as well as providing a considerable boost to revenue and employment." Boeing and Danish Aerotech may also pursue opportunities related to training; PBL contracting; maintenance, repair and overhaul; and build-to-print activities across Boeing's portfolio of programs for some of the world's most advanced military aircraft and rotorcraft. "Boeing has long been an innovator in Performance Based Logistics, and leveraging Danish Aerotech's expertise in aircraft and component maintenance and repair could further boost our strength in delivering mission readiness to our customers," said Tom Bell, vice president of Business Development for Boeing Military Aircraft. Boeing instituted the PBL model a decade ago to address maintenance and repair support as a total integrated task. PBL contracts allow the customer to comprehensively purchase a set level of readiness instead of paying for parts or services on a more expensive transactional basis. The PBL approach continually improves the cost-effectiveness of logistics products and services. Danish Aerotech is a civil defense and aerospace company specializing in the development, production, installation and support of mechanical, electrical and electronic parts and components for aircraft, helicopters, missiles and targeting systems, as well as maintenance, modifications and integration of aircraft, missiles and associated components.