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Airbus-Approved-Suppliers-List.Pdf AIRBUS APPROVAL SUPPLIERS LIST 01 September 2021 AIRBUS APPROVAL SUPPLIERS LIST 01 September 2021 Country CAGE / Company Name code Street City Region Product Group 276086 2MATECH # 19 AVENUE BLAISE PASCAL AUBIERE France AFM-003-4 TEST LAB 305864 3A COMPOSITES GMBH # ALUSINGENPLATZ 1 SINGEN Germany AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 299679 3D ICOM GMBH & CO KG D3402 GEORG-HEYKEN-STR. 6 HAMBURG Germany AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 309633 3D ICOM GMBH & CO KG # ZUM FLIEGERHORST 11 GROSSENHAIN Germany AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 271379 3M ASD DIVISON PLANT # 801 NO MARQUETTE PRAIRIE DU CHIEN USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 285419 3M CO 8M369 610 N COUNTY RD 19 ABERDEEN USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 133367 3M COMPANY 6A670 3211 EAST CHESTNUT EXPRESS WAY SPRINGFIELD USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 305720 3M COMPANY 68293 2120 E AUSTIN BLVD NEVADA USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 133370 3M DEUTSCHLAND GMBH DL851 DUESSELDORFER STR. 121-125 HILDEN Germany AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 230295 3M DEUTSCHLAND GMBH D2607 CARL SCHURZ STR. 1 NEUSS Germany AFM-002-1 MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION 133374 3M ESPANA SL 0211B CL JUAN IGNACIO LUCA DE TENA 19-25 MADRID Spain AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 311744 3M FAIRMONT 5K231 710 N STATE STREET FAIRMONT USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 133379 3M FRANCE F0347 ROUTE DE SANCOURT TILLOY LEZ CAMBRAI France AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 308272 3M FRANCE # AVENUE BOULE BEAUCHAMP France AFM-003-4 TEST LAB 133376 3M FRANCE SA F0347 1 PARVIS DE L'INNOVATION CERGY-PONTOISE France AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 133376 3M FRANCE SA F0347 1 PARVIS DE L'INNOVATION CERGY-PONTOISE France AFM-002-1 MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION 133381 3M GENERAL OFFICES # 3M CENTER BUILDING 224-3W-10 ST PAUL USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 305699 3M INDUSTRIAL ADHESIVES AND TAPES 0XV20 30 COMMERCE ROAD ROCKLAND USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 262443 3M INDUSTRIAL TAPE & SPECIALTIES 5H611 0304S-075E HARTFORD CITY USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 133385 3M KNOXVILLE # 3406 EAST PLEASANT STREET KNOXVILLE USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 305704 3M MENOMONIE PLANT 1W355 1425 STOKKE PARKWAY MENOMONIE USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 268049 3M MEXICO SA DE CV SDX46 AV C F E N 520 SAN LUIS POTOSI Mexico AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 133390 3M UNITED KINGDOM PLC K8767 EXCHANGE QUAY - SALFORD QUAYS MANCHESTER Great Britain AFM-002-1 MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION 289132 3M WROCLAW SP. Z O.O. 1745H UL KOWALSKA 143 WROCLAW Poland AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 286785 3P PRODUCTOS PLASTICOS PERFORMANTES 1327B CL POUET DE NASIO RIBARROJA Spain AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING Airbus Property 1/177 BW Source data (KHMM1U58M1_Q004) AIRBUS APPROVAL SUPPLIERS LIST 01 September 2021 Country CAGE / Company Name code Street City Region Product Group 286785 3P PRODUCTOS PLASTICOS PERFORMANTES 1327B CL POUET DE NASIO RIBARROJA Spain AFM-002-3 MATERIAL DETAIL PART MANUFACTURING 133396 3P PRODUITS PLASTIQUES PERFORMANTS FA1H0 ZI DES FRANCHISES LANGRES CEDEX France AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 133396 3P PRODUITS PLASTIQUES PERFORMANTS FA1H0 ZI DES FRANCHISES LANGRES CEDEX France AFM-001-8 AEROSTRUCTURE ELECTRICS STD PARTS 133331 3V FASTENERS COMPANY INC 1ER65 320 REED CIRCLE CORONA USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 316695 4D CONCEPTS GMBH # FRANKFURTER STR. 74 GROSS-GERAU Germany GP-2-216 MACHINES, TOOLING & INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE 305633 5A SOLUTIONS # 2T TUE MARCEL DORET BLAGNAC France GP-3-97A APPLICATION PROJECTS & SERVICES 306038 8 TREE LLC 7E2T2 10950 ARROW ROUTE RANCHO CUCAMONGA USA GP-2-215 TEST JIGS & EQUIPMENT 133527 A2C AIR COST CONTROL FAPR1 11 RUE DU COMMANDANT COUSTEAU L'ISLE JOURDAIN France AFM-001-8 AEROSTRUCTURE ELECTRICS STD PARTS 133527 A2C AIR COST CONTROL FAPR1 11 RUE DU COMMANDANT COUSTEAU L'ISLE JOURDAIN France AFM-001-4 AEROSTRUCTURE DISTRIBUTOR ONLY 305665 A2M INDUSTRIE # ZA DU PARC - SECTEUR GAMPILLE FRAISSES France AFM-003-4 TEST LAB 308115 AAA AEROSPACE USA INC 7J3B0 1812, 15TH ST(BROOKLEY AEROPLEX) MOBILE USA AFM-001-5 AEROSTRUCTURE ON-SITE FAL SERVICES 295393 AAA ASSISTANCE AERONAUTIQUE & # AIRBUS TECHNOLOGIE PARK HAMBURG Germany AFM-001-5 AEROSTRUCTURE ON-SITE FAL SERVICES 295393 AAA ASSISTANCE AERONAUTIQUE & # AIRBUS TECHNOLOGIE PARK HAMBURG Germany AFM-001-6 AEROSTRUCTURE OUT LOCATED WORK 295393 AAA ASSISTANCE AERONAUTIQUE & # AIRBUS TECHNOLOGIE PARK HAMBURG Germany GP-3-213B INDUSTRIAL SERVICES 270593 AAA COLOMIERS # 8 AVENUE GUYNEMER COLOMIERS France GP-3-213B INDUSTRIAL SERVICES 296021 AAA DORNIER TECHNOLOGY INC SCPK8 NO. 2 WEST 9 ROAD TIANJIN China AFM-001-5 AEROSTRUCTURE ON-SITE FAL SERVICES 296021 AAA DORNIER TECHNOLOGY INC SCPK8 NO. 2 WEST 9 ROAD TIANJIN China GP-1-211 SUPPLY CHAIN & SPARES LOGISTICS 240851 A ABETE SRL # ZONA INDUSTRIALE NOLA-MARIGLIANO NAPOLI Italy AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 197446 AALBERTS SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES FB179 4 RUE DU MARCHOIS VILLERS COTTERETS France AFM-003-1 SURFACE TREATMENT SPECIALISTS 241054 AALBERTS SURFACE TREATMENT LIMITED # CLOVER STREET NOTTINGHAM Great Britain AFM-003-1 SURFACE TREATMENT SPECIALISTS 133572 AAR PARTS TRADING INC 22826 1100 N WOOD DALE ROAD WOOD DALE USA SAT-1-1 SATAIR DISTRIBUTORS 299943 ABBEY METAL FINISHING CO LTD # DODSWELL ROAD LEICESTERSHIRE Great Britain AFM-003-1 SURFACE TREATMENT SPECIALISTS 304844 ABIPA CANADA INC. L6419 2000, BOUL. DAGENAIS OUEST LAVAL Canada AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 287161 ABLOY OY A132G WAHLFORSSINKATU 20 JOENSUU Finland AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 213187 ACATEC SL 9581B AV DEL GUIJAR 32 ARGANDA DEL REY Spain AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT Airbus Property 2/177 BW Source data (KHMM1U58M1_Q004) AIRBUS APPROVAL SUPPLIERS LIST 01 September 2021 Country CAGE / Company Name code Street City Region Product Group 133961 ACB FB2E1 27 RUE DU RANZAI NANTES CEDEX 3 France AFM-002-3 MATERIAL DETAIL PART MANUFACTURING 133961 ACB FB2E1 27 RUE DU RANZAI NANTES CEDEX 3 France GP-2-216 MACHINES, TOOLING & INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE 302397 ACCENTURE # IMMEUBLE CAP CONSTELLATION BLAGNAC France GP-3-220 CONSULTING SERVICES-SUPPLY CHAIN ACTIVITIES 306756 ACCUFLEET TESTING SERVICES INC 3W0X6 1959 SOUTH STARPOINT DRIVE HOUSTON USA AFM-003-4 TEST LAB 134016 ACCURATE CUTTING SERVICES LIMITED # CROSSGATE ROAD REDDITCH Great Britain AFM-002-3 MATERIAL DETAIL PART MANUFACTURING 134017 ACCURATE ELASTOMER PRODUCTS # 1112 SWENSON BLVD ELGIN USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 299531 ACE GMBH DQ0C9 ITTENDORFERSTR. HAGNAU Germany AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 312060 ACEM.S.L. 449EB CL ARBOLEDA N14 LOCAL 114 MADRID Spain AFM-003-4 TEST LAB 134060 ACHILLES AEROSPACE PRODUCTS INC. 0H380 2100 ENTERPRISE PARKWAY TWINSBURG USA AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 323532 ACITURRI ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING SLU 99UMB C/JIMENA FERNANDEZ DE LA VEGA 140 GIJON Spain AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 327849 ACITURRI AEROENGINES S L U 7562B PG IND IRCIO ACTIV AV MEXICO 40 MIRANDA DE EBRO Spain AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 328798 ACITURRI AEROENGINES S L U 7562B CL ORON 4 MIRANDA DE EBRO Spain AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 298673 ACITURRI AERONAUTICA SL 99BHB PG INDUSTRIAL BAYAS MIRANDA DE EBRO BURGOS Spain AFM-001-6 AEROSTRUCTURE OUT LOCATED WORK 298673 ACITURRI AERONAUTICA SL 99BHB PG INDUSTRIAL BAYAS MIRANDA DE EBRO BURGOS Spain AFM-001-1 AEROSTRUCTURE DESIGN & BUILD 235726 ACITURRI AEROSTRUCTURES SLU 9147B PG INDUSTRAIL DE BAYAS MIRANDA DE EBRO Spain AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 244655 ACITURRI AEROSTRUCTURES SLU 9147B CL JERONIMO MUNOZ 8 A 17 BOECILLO Spain AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 244655 ACITURRI AEROSTRUCTURES SLU 9147B CL JERONIMO MUNOZ 8 A 17 BOECILLO Spain AFM-001-1 AEROSTRUCTURE DESIGN & BUILD 291914 ACITURRI AEROSTRUCTURES SLU 9147B AVENIDA DE LA INDUSTRIA 19 TRES CANTOS Spain AFM-001-1 AEROSTRUCTURE DESIGN & BUILD 212834 ACITURRI ASSEMBLY SA 99BJB CR TORREBLANCA-MAIRENA KM 3 ALCALA DE GUADAIRA Spain AFM-001-6 AEROSTRUCTURE OUT LOCATED WORK 212834 ACITURRI ASSEMBLY SA 99BJB CR TORREBLANCA-MAIRENA KM 3 ALCALA DE GUADAIRA Spain AFM-001-1 AEROSTRUCTURE DESIGN & BUILD 293092 ACITURRI GETAFE SLU 9A39B CL HERMANOS LUMIERE, 16 Y 18 GETAFE Spain AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 329137 ACITURRI GETAFE SLU 9A39B CL CALIBRAITH P RODGERS 2-4 LA RINCONADA Spain AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 137544 ACK FORANKRA FA1P5 R JACQUES VAUCANSON MIONS France AFM-002-2 MATERIAL PART MANUFACTURING 305954 ACM TOCHIGI CO # 353-1 OSHIAGE SAKURA Japan AFM-001-3 AEROSTRUCTURE EXTENDED WORK BENCH 317457 ACM TOCHIGI SHIOYA PLANT SCYF8 970 TADOKORO, SHIOYA-MACHI TOCHIGI Japan AFM-001-3 AEROSTRUCTURE EXTENDED WORK BENCH Airbus Property 3/177 BW Source data (KHMM1U58M1_Q004) AIRBUS APPROVAL SUPPLIERS LIST 01 September 2021 Country CAGE / Company Name code Street City Region Product Group 313948 ACOSA # AM SANDBERG 3 KODERSDORF Germany AFM-001-2 AEROSTRUCTURE BUILD TO PRINT 313948 ACOSA # AM SANDBERG 3 KODERSDORF Germany CC-001-1 CABIN & CARGO EQUIPMENT 134140 ACR ELECTRONICS INC 18560 5757 RAVENSWOOD ROAD FORT LAUDERDALE USA CC-001-1 CABIN & CARGO EQUIPMENT 306995 ACRO AIRCRAFT SEATING LIMITED U0R15 ELDON WAY NORTHAMPTON Great Britain CC-001-1 CABIN & CARGO EQUIPMENT 306995 ACRO AIRCRAFT SEATING LIMITED U0R15 ELDON WAY NORTHAMPTON Great Britain CC-001-2 CABIN & CARGO OUT LOCATED WORK 298286 ACROMIL # 18421 RAILROAD ST. CITY OF INDUSTRY USA AFM-002-3 MATERIAL DETAIL PART MANUFACTURING 227939 ACSS 1WYD3 19810 NORTH 7TH AVENUE PHOENIX USA EQP-001-1 EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS 288160 ACTEMIUM PROCESS AUTOMOTIVE # 7 AVENUE ROGER HENNEQUIN TRAPPES France GP-2-61B MANUFACTURING JIGS & EQUIPMENT 134187 ACTIA # 10 AVENUE EDOUARD SERRES COLOMIERS France EYY-002-1 ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING SUBCONTRACTING 134187 ACTIA # 10 AVENUE EDOUARD SERRES COLOMIERS France EYY-004-1 MAINTENANCE REPAIR 134188 ACTIA F8883 5 RUE JORGE SEMPRUN TOULOUSE CEDEX 04 France EYY-003-2 ELECTRONICS(DESIGN) 240852 ACTION INDUSTRIES # 1120 OLYMPIC DRIVE CORONA USA AFM-002-3 MATERIAL DETAIL PART MANUFACTURING 134209 ACTIV CARS GMBH # OSKAR-SCHULZE-STR.
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