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Apr 01, 2012
Archeion Holdings issued STC to install an Avionica satLINK System to provide voice and short burst data communications over the Iridium satellite communications network (satcom), with WiFi voice over IP (VoIP) cordless phone on various Boeing DC-10 and MD-11 aircraft, STC ST03944AT
Apr 01, 2012
Heath Tecna amended STC to install gull wing ceiling panels on Boeing 757-200 series, STC ST02212SE
Apr 01, 2012
ST Aerospace and Aerosim Technologies signed a memorandum of understanding to develop advanced maintenance training systems. The companies will set up maintenance training centers globally, including at Aerosim and ST Aerospace centers.
Apr 01, 2012
Applied Industrial Technologies appointed Christopher Harris to the role of director of business development. Harris has more than 20 years of experience managing various roles of mergers and acquisitions.
Apr 01, 2012
Rockwell Collins established an asset management program in China with China Eastern Aviation Import Export Corp. (CEAIEC), a subsidiary of China Eastern Aviation Group. CEAIEC will provide importing, exporting, warehousing, logistics and customs clearance for Rockwell Collins products and programs within China. Parts/Components
Apr 01, 2012
AAR appointed Robert Laird to be its new VP of business development for the Asia-Pacific region. He joins the company with 30 years of aviation experience, having worked closely with many Asian airlines.
Apr 01, 2012
ST Aerospace signed a 10-year contract with Eastar Jet to support the operator's six Boeing 737NGs as well as three more that Eastar will be introducing into its fleet by 2021. The contract is valued at up to $15 million per year. ST Aerospace will provide a suite of services, including off-wing engine maintenance, on-wing services, technical and spare engine support. ST Aerospace will maintain Eastar's engines at its facilities in Singapore and Xiamen, China.
Apr 01, 2012
Aveos signed a five-year agreement for repair and overhaul of Snecma's CFM56-5 engines and line replaceable units.