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ALV ČR Presentation Brochure 2009 2Nd Edition ASSOCIATION OF THE AVIATION MANUFACTURERS OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERS’ PRESENTATION BROCHURE AUGUST 2009 Preface The Association of the Aviation Manufacturers has, at present, 40 members companies from major prime contractors and system suppliers to small companies. These member companies cover the full spectrum of skills from the design, development and production of aircraft, engines and equipment to maintenance and operations in both civil and military sections. This brochure contents detailed information about 40 companies and about the Association of the Aviation Manufacturers of the Czech Republic. Contents PREFACE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 CONTENTS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 ALV ČR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 AEROMEDIA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 AERO TRADE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 AERO VODOCHODY ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12 AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES ------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 ATG – ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY GROUP ------------------------------------------ 25 AVIA PROPELLER ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 AVIATION SERVICE ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28 ČSA TECHNICAL DIVISION --------------------------------------------------------------- 31 EVEKTOR – AEROTECHNIK ------------------------------------------------------------- 34 EVEKTOR --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34 EXOVA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 FF INVEST -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41 GE AVIATION CZECH ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 44 HONEYWELL AEROSPACE OLOMOUC ---------------------------------------------- 48 HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL -------------------------------------------------------- 50 INTER-INFORMATICS Group ------------------------------------------------------------- 53 JIHLAVAN --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58 JIHOSTROJ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 LA COMPOSITE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67 LETECKÝ ÚSTAV ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69 LETOV LETECKÁ VÝROBA -------------------------------------------------------------- 71 LOM PRAHA ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 74 MARS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 MESIT HOLDING ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 81 MIKROTECHNA PRAHA ------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 PRAGA LETECKÁ VÝROBA -------------------------------------------------------------- 93 PRVNÍ BRNĚNSKÁ STROJÍRNA VELKÁ BÍTEŠ ------------------------------------ 96 QUITTNER & SCHIMEK ----------------------------------------------------------------- 103 RAY SERVICE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 107 ŘÍZENÍ LETOVÉHO PROVOZU ČR ---------------------------------------------------- 110 SAAB CZECH --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 112 SCHEMPP-HIRTH --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 114 SPEEL PRAHA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 116 SVÚM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 120 T – CZ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 122 TECHNOMETRA RADOTÍN ------------------------------------------------------------- 127 ÚJV ŘEŽ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 130 UNIS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 134 VZLÚ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 137 WOLFSBERG LETECKÁ TOVÁRNA -------------------------------------------------- 140 ALV ČR Association of the Aviation Manufacturers of the Czech Republic 1. CONTACTS Address: ALV ČR, Beranových 130, 199 05 Praha – Letňany, Czech Republic Tel.: +420 225 115 338 +420 225 115 111 Fax: +420 225 115 336 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.alv-cr.cz Contact persons: Ing. Milan Holl, CSc. President, Tel.:+420 225 115 391 Ing. Vlastimil Havelka Secretary, Tel.:+420 225 115 338 2. COMPANY PROFILE Asociace leteckých výrobců České republiky (ALV ČR) – Association of the Aviation Manufacturers of the Czech Republic – was established in 1994 as an independent association of legal entities. The main objectives of the Association are as follows: to promote and protect the interests of the Czech aviation industry to collaborate with governmental authorities (ministers, government) and other associations on conceptual issues, including offset policy scientific technical counselling to promote and develop international co-operation with EU, NATO and other countries to support export of Czech aviation industry products to represent Czech aviation companies in negotiations with trade union In this time the Association has 40 members companies with total employment of nearly 10 000. These companies secure: development and production of various types of aircraft; development and production of turboprop engines and small piston engines; development and production of equipment for aircraft and engines; development and production of propellers; development and production of aerodrome radiolocation equipment; development and production of simulators and training systems; maintenance of passenger aircraft; research and tests; 5 traffic control; aeronautical magazines. Since 1st January 2000 the Association of the Aviation Manufacturers is a full member of AECMA (now ASD) and takes part in activities of many ASD committees, commissions and groups. Besides this, the Association is a member or collaborates practically with all aeronautics organisations in Europe. In this time 18 specialists from member companies take part in 14 committees and commissions. Action guidelines of the Association are drawn by the Board which consists of senior executives of member companies. Inputs for decisions of the Board are provided by association’s advisory councils (Science and Technology Council, International Relations Council and Personnel Policy Council). Basic Information about the Association of Aviation Manufacturers: Total number of companies: 40 Numbers of member companies according to the main activity: Production, overhauls 34 Research, tests 2 Airline maintenance 1 Technical University 1 Air Navigation Services 1 Aviation Press 1 Size of companies (without Technical University, Press, Research Organisations, and ANS): Number of employees Number of companies 1 001 – 10 000 2 (5 %) 250 – 1 000 9 (30 %) < 250 (SME) 20 (65 %) Turnover: Association’s turnover in 2008: 450 mil. EURO + This turnover is secured in sectors: Systems & Frames 54 % Engines 24 % Equipment 22 % Employment: Total number of employees: 7,000+ /Production Plants/ Number of employees according to activities: R&D 15 % Production 57 % Other 28 % 6 AEROMEDIA, a. s. 1. CONTACTS Company address: AEROMEDIA, a.s., Baranova 38, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic Tel.: +420 222 718 814, +420 222 728 090 Fax: +420 222 718 814 Internet: www.aeromedia.cz, www.letectvi.cz, www.atmonline.cz E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Editorial office: Letectví a kosmonautika, Baranova 29, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic Tel.: +420 222 722 823 Fax: +420 222 722 823 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.letectvi.cz Contact person: Jan Čadil – editor in chief Tel.: +420 222 722 823 E-mail: [email protected] Editorial office: LK special, Baranova 29, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic Tel.: +420 222 728 338 Fax: +420 222 722 823 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.letectvi.cz Contact person: Pavel Sviták – editor in chief Tel.: +420 222 728 338 E-mail: [email protected] Editorial office: Modelář, Baranova 29, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic Tel.: +420 222 710 331 Fax: +420 222 722 823 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.letectvi.cz Contact person: Jindřich Štěrbáček – editor in chief Tel.: +420 222 710 331 E-mail: [email protected] Editorial office: ATM , Baranova 29, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic Tel.: +420 222 722 481 7 Fax: +420 222 722 823 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.atmonline.cz Contact person: Michal Zdobinský – editor in chief Tel.: +420 222 722 481 E-mail: [email protected] Editorial office: AeroHobby, Baranova 29, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic Tel.: +420 222 728 338 Fax: +420 222 722 823 Contact person: Petr Kolmann – editor in chief E-mail: [email protected] Advertising office: AEROMEDIA, a.s., Baranova 29, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic Tel.: +420 222 717 484 Fax: +420 222 718 814 E-mail: [email protected] 2. COMPANY PROFILE Activities:
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