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- 57. Bombardier Opens Engineering Service Office in Bangalore, India
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Bombardier Aerospace has officially opened an Engineering Service Office in Bangalore, India. The new Engineering Service Office, which will house approximately 50 aerospace engineers by the end of 2013, will support Bombardier Aerospace's in-production and in-development aircraft programs by providing assistance to both the company and the more than 400 engineers at its partners'
- 58. Korean Air Aerospace to Manufacture Sharklet Wingtips for A330neo Family
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Korean Air Aerospace Division (KAL-ASD), the aerospace manufacturing division of the Korean Air Group, has been selected by Airbus to supply new Sharklet wingtip devices including a wingspan extension for the A330neo – the new variant of the A330 Family of widebody aircraft.
- 59. Korean Air Aerospace to Manufacture Sharklets for Airbus
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Korean Air Aerospace to Manufacture Sharklets for Airbus. Under the terms of the agreement Korean Air Aerospace will manufacture the new composite wingtip devices and supply them to the A320 Family final assembly lines in Toulouse, Hamburg and Tianjin. The first A320 fitted with Sharklets will be delivered from the end of 2012.
- 60. GKN Appoints President Aerospace Division
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GKN has appointed David M. Brantner as President Aerospace Division, a new role with global oversight of customer relations, including programme performance and strategic product and technology deployment for sustained growth. He reports to Kevin Cummings Chief Executive, GKN Aerospace.
- 61. GKN Aerospace to Assemble Boeing 737 MAX Winglets in Sumner
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Boeing has awarded GKN Aerospace a contract for final assembly and paint work of Advanced Technology (AT) Winglets for the new 737 MAX. The final assembly and paint work will be carried out at a 57,000 sq. ft. facility that GKN Aerospace will operate in Sumner, Wash., near Boeing’s 737 MAX Final Assembly in Renton, Wash. The facility will open in late 2015 and employ approximately
- 62. Paul Dunford Joins Flying Colours Asia as GM
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Flying Colours Corp. Asia has appointed Paul Dunford as General Manager. He will be based at Singapore’s Seletar Aerospace Park. Canadian-born Dunford joins the company following a 25-year career within the aerospace industry and was selected for his extensive knowledge of Bombardier Challenger and Global completion programmes. Previously working for Bombardier Aerospace in Montrea
- 63. Synergy Aerospace signs MoU for Ten Airbus A350 XWBs
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Synergy Aerospace signs MoU for Ten Airbus A350 XWBs. Synergy Aerospace, a Latin-American consortium, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding for ten A350-800s and ten options. This further commitment comes in addition to the 47 A320 family aircraft and ten A330-200s that its subsidiaries already have on order.
- 64. Ulrich Gehling appointed Managing Director of Grob Aerospace
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Ulrich Gehling appointed Managing Director of Grob Aerospace. Ulrich Gehling has been appointed Managing Director of Grob Aerospace GmbH, Germany. Gehling has joined from Pilatus in Switzerland, where he fulfilled many roles during his tenure. Significantly, he was the head of the Pilatus PC21 program, which he successfully oversaw through certification. Most recently, Ulrich Gehli
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