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- 1. British Airways Trials 3D Printing
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British Airways is exploring the possibility of using 3D printers to create aircraft parts in the future. The 3D printers would be located at airports around the world to reduce delays for customers and emissions caused by transporting items.
- 2. Airbus and Singapore to Co-Develop Digital Services for Military Aircraft
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Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) and Airbus have agreed details of the first initiative under their recently announced digital technology collaboration – the development of 3D-printing of spare parts to be initially trialed on Singapore’s new fleet of A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport (A330-MRTT) aircraft.
- 3. Air New Zealand to 3D Print Aircraft Interior Parts
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Air New Zealand is embracing the future of aircraft interiors by producing 3D printed components for its Business Premier cabins. The airline has been working with Auckland University of Technology to manufacture the fold down cocktail trays that form part of its Business Premier seat using innovative 3D printing - also known as additive layer manufacturing technology.
- 4. SIAEC and Stratasys Sign MOU for Additive Manufacturing Strategic Partnership
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SIA Engineering (SIAEC) and Stratasys, a 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions company, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a strategic partnership specialising in additive manufacturing to accelerate the adoption of 3D printed production parts for commercial aviation.
- 5. Air New Zealand, Microsoft, Moog and ST Engineering in Digital Collaboration
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Air New Zealand has teamed up with components and systems provider Moog, Microsoft and ST Engineering on an experiment which has the potential to transform aerospace supply chains by leveraging 3D printing and Moog's blockchain enabled VeriPart process to create a point of use, time of need digital supply chain.
- 6. Etihad Airways Engineering and Diehl Aerosystems to Jointly Create 3D-Printed Parts
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Etihad Airways Engineering has signed an agreement with Diehl Aerosystems to jointly design, manufacture and install a 3D-printed cabin plastic part on an aircraft for one of its customers. Additive manufacturing – commonly referred to as 3D-printing – reduces lead time in design, decreases production costs and enables speedier manufacturing.
- 7. Air New Zealand Investigates 3D Printed Metal Parts for Aircraft and Tools
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Air New Zealand has teamed up with Zenith Tecnica to investigate 3D printed metal parts for aircraft and tools. The North Shore-based, New Zealand-owned and operated company specialises in the design and manufacture of 3D printed titanium and other metals using a technology called electron beam melting (EBM). The EBM machines are manufactured by Arcam EBM, a GE Additive company.
- 8. Airbus Sites in Germany and Spain Producing 3D Printed Visor Frames
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The majority of Airbus sites in Spain have joined forces to produce 3D printed visor frames, providing healthcare personnel with individual protection equipment in the fight against COVID19.
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