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Please address any ® Nadcap Subscribers questions to Correct as of May 1, 2020 [email protected] © Performance Review Institute AECC COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT ENGINE CO LTD LEONARDO S.P.A. • Divisione Velivoli • Helicopter Division AEROJET ROCKETDYNE LIEBHERR-AEROSPACE SAS AIRBUS GROUP • Aerolia LOCKHEED • Airbus Canada Limited Partnership • Lockheed Martin Corporation • Airbus Commercial Aircraft • Sikorsky Aircraft • Airbus Defence & Space • Airbus Helicopters • Premium AEROTEC Gmbh AIR FORCE MITSUBISHI • Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd ARIANEGROUP MTU AERO ENGINES BAE SYSTEMS NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE • BAE Systems - E & I ADMINISTRATION / NASA • BAE Systems (Operations) Ltd - Air THE BOEING COMPANY NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION (Commercial Airplanes, Integrated Defense Systems) BOMBARDIER, INC. 309th MAINTENANCE WING-HILL AFB (Ogden Air Logistics Complex) COMAC (SADRI, SAMC) PARKER AEROSPACE GROUP DEFENSE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT AGENCY (DCMA) RAYTHEON COMPANY DEHAVILLAND AIRCRAFT OF CANANDA LTD ROLLS-ROYCE • Rolls-Royce • Rolls-Royce Corp EATON, AEROSPACE GROUP SAFRAN GROUP EMBRAER SA SINGAPORE TECHNOLOGIES AEROSPACE LTD THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY SONACA GKN AEROSPACE SPIRIT AEROSYSTEMS, Inc • GKN Aerospace Filton (Bristol) • GKN Aerospace Sweden AB GULFSTREAM TEXTRON, INC. • General Dynamics Corp • Bell Helicopter Textron • Gulfstream Aerospace • Textron Aviation HEROUX DEVTEK INC. THALES Group (Landing Gear Division) (Thales Global Services) HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL TRIUMPH GROUP INC. ISRAEL AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP. • Collins Aerospace (Goodrich) L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES • Collins Aerospace (Hamilton Sundstrand) • Collins Aerospace (Rockwell Collins) LATECOERE • Pratt & Whitney • Pratt & Whitney Canada Nadcap Commodites ASA Aero Structures Assembly AQS Aerospace Quality Systems CP Chemical Processing CT Coatings COMP Composites CMSP Conventional Machining as a Special Process SEAL Elastomer Seals ETG Electronics FLU Fluid Distribution Systems HT Heat Treating M&I Measurement & Inspection MMM Metallic Materials Manufacturing MTL Materials Testing Laboratories NDT Nondestructive Testing NMMM Non Metallic Materials Manufacturing NMMT Non Metallic Materials Testing NMSE Nonconventional Machining and Surface Enhancement SLT Sealants (Manufacturers & Distributors) WLD Welding.

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