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Singapore Airshow 2014 Dubai Airshow 2015 Dubai Airshow 2015 08Singapore - 12 November Airshow 2015 2014 DWC,11 - 16 DUBAI February AIRSHOW 2014 SITE Changi Exhibition Centre http://www.dubaiairshow.aero/ Singapore > WELCOME Dear Sir or Madam, It is a great pleasure for me rapidly growing Middle East ae- to welcome you to this year’s rospace and defense market. presentation of the German Aerospace Industries Association At this global business hot spot, at the Dubai Airshow 2015. We 29 companies will be united are very glad to be part of the under the roof of the almost exhibition again. 500-square meter German Pavilion. Another three will have Running from November 8 to 12, individual displays. 2015, the 14th Dubai Airshow is the foremost aerospace event in All exhibiting German companies the Middle East and the fastest cover an extensive range of spe- growing airshow in the world. For cialized solutions and services the second time, the Dubai Air in the aerospace sector. They Show takes place in impressive offer leading-edge products, up- and brand new Dubai World to-date production facilities and Central. At this year’s airshow the a highly qualified, experienced number of exhibitors has excee- workforce. Sharing an excellent ded last year’s all-time record: international reputation for their More than 1,100 exhibitors from impressive engineering skills and all over the world will display their innovation capabilities, coupled products and services. Congra- with a background of internatio- tulations on this most successful nal industrial cooperation, they performance! are an excellent strategic choice for all business partners in the The German Aerospace In- Middle East and worldwide. dustries Association will be promoting its technological We are looking forward to wel- capability and industrial skills, coming you and wish you every which are renowned all over the success during this year’s Dubai world. Our branch serves as Airshow! technology-driver and pioneer for Best regards, a lot of industries worldwide. The strong German presence at the Dubai Airshow demonstrates the Volker Thum strength and strategic objective Managing Director, German of the German aerospace Aerospace Industries Association industry as regards the (BDLI) Dubai Airshow 2015 < EXHIBITORS GERMAN PAVILION > AERODATA AG Hermann-Blenk-Str. 34-36 38108 Braunschweig, Germany Phone: +49 531 2359-0 Fax: +49 531 2359-158 [email protected] www.aerodata.de > Optimare Systems GmbH AERODATA AG together with its subsidiary OPTIMARE Sys- tems GmbH is a leading provider of complete solutions for air- borne special missions over sea and land. Well-known products of the company group are the unique all-in-one belly-mounted OctoPod, OPTIMARE’s remote sensors, the AeroPhone, and the airborne mission systems AeroMission and MEDUSA. Addi- tionally, AERODATA is the world’s premier provider and market leader in flight inspection systems. 619 > ACM AIRCRAFT CABIN MODIFICATION GMBH Mendelssohnstr. 2 87700 Memmingen, Germany Phone: +49 8331 99040-0 Fax: +49 8331 99040-49 [email protected] www.acm-aerospace.com ACM is the ideal partner when it comes to design, manufactu- ring, maintenance and overhaul of aircraft interior furnishings from commercial aviation to VVIP Jets. Seat covers, certified belt overhaul, DOA services, crew rest compartments, cabin refurbishment and modification are a few products and services provided by ACM. As a 21G, 21J and 145 approvals holder and the only non- OEM in the EU, the long-established German company ACM is permitted to maintain and overhaul seat belts and restraints systems. 510 Page 3 > Dubai Airshow 2015 > AVIPEO – AVIATION PEOPLE Hanse-Aerospace Wirtschaftsdienst GmbH Holzmuehlenstr. 84 22041 Hamburg, Germany Phone: +49 40 6008857-40 Fax: +49 40 6008857-50 [email protected] www.avipeo.com AVIPEO is the first social network for aviation people worldwide Create new contacts easily! Meet aviation professionals during your travel, find new business partners and share professional & expert knowledge. The free app is available for iPhone & Android. Join the network today on avipeo.com! Follow us on: Twitter: www.twitter.com/avipeo_com Facebook: www.facebook.com/avipeocom 517 > BDLI E. V. – GERMAN AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION ATRIUM Friedrichstr. 60 10117 Berlin, Germany Phone: +49 30 206140-0 Fax: +49 30 206140-90 [email protected] www.bdli.de The German Aerospace Industries Association (BDLI) and its more than 220 members represent the interests of an indust- rial sector, which has become a significant driver of economic growth in Germany. Combining almost all strategic key tech- nologies, the German aerospace industry achieves a turnover of currently Euros 32.1 billion with a directly employed labour force of around 105,700. The BDLI is organizer of the ILA Berlin Air Show in cooperation with Messe Berlin GmbH. The next ILA will take place at Berlin ExpoCenter Airport in Berlin from June 1 to 4, 2016. 508 Dubai Airshow 2015 < > COVER ALL EUROPE GMBH Albert-Schweitzer-Str. 11 18442 Gross Luedershagen, Germany Phone: +49 3831 4435-100 Fax: +49 3831 4435-200 [email protected] www.coverall.de We develop elaborate, high-quality building solutions for indus- try, agriculture, as well as for aerospace industry. We supervise each project even after it has been completed: from planning to continuous maintenance and servicing of the tailor-made building solution. Technical know-how, high-quality material and short working methods - as these are the factors responsible for the high qua- lity standard of Cover all buildings, we have chosen a produc- tion location which combines all this perfectly: Germany. 515 > EDUARD WILLE GMBH & CO. KG Lindenallee 27 42349 Wuppertal, Germany Phone: +49 202 4791-0 Fax: +49 202 4791-200 [email protected] www.stahlwille.de > Arthur Heinike GmbH STAHLWILLE. Tool solutions for aerospace. Ever since its founding 150 years ago, STAHLWILLE has been a byword for quality in the development and manufacture of pro- fessional tools. As a highperformance technology partner to the aerospace industry with many years‘ experience, we develop and supply individually conceived tool solutions that meet the most stringent safety and quality standards. For example Line Maintenance Set 13214 WT/LR. 516 Page 5 > Dubai Airshow 2015 > EUROAVIONICS GMBH Karlsruher Str. 91 75179 Pforzheim, Germany Phone: +49 7231 58678-0 Fax: +49 7231 58678–111 [email protected] www.euroavionics.com EuroAvionics GmbH is a leading manufacturer of professional avionics. Since its foundation in 1993 the company has become a modern supplier of choice for Situational Awareness and Mission Systems. EuroAvionics develops and produces certified avionics systems with the most versatile range of third-party interfaces. For Situational Awareness professional operators trust on the EuroNav and ERS systems since years. 621 > GAS - GLOBAL AVIATION SERVICES INTERIOR GMBH Friedensstr. 113 02929 Rothenburg, Germany Phone: +49 35891 779557 Fax: +49 35891 779558 [email protected] Global Aviation Services Interior is your prime supplier for air- craft interior and equipment. The company was founded in 2006 to provide: Aircraft Cabin MRO, Completion, Refurbishment and conversion of VIP A/C and Helicopters, Design, Certification and Production of Aircraft Interior & Equipment, Global Aviation Academy - Training of Pilots, Crew, technician (Airframe, Avio- nic, Engine) and Leight weight structure repair and Consulting. Since then it has grown and expanded substantially and today offers its capabilities to be your partner for a variety of aircraft interior, equipment and its services, Completion, Conversation from VIP to Mission Helicopter, from pax to VIP aircraft/Helicop- ter from its facilities in Germany and UK. 716 Dubai Airshow 2015 < > HAMBURG AVIATION E. V. Wexstr. 7 20355 Hamburg, Germany Phone: +49 40 227019-477 Fax: +49 40 227019-784 [email protected] www.hamburg-aviation.com Hamburg Aviation is the cluster network of the Hamburg region, one of the biggest locations in the world’s civil aviation industry with over 40,000 specialists and more than 300 companies and institutions. The cluster is also home to the prestigious Crystal Cabin Award, the renowned Hamburg Centre of Aviation Training (HCAT) and the ZAL Center of Applied Aeronautical Research, soon opening one of the world’s leading aviation research centers. 518 > HYDRO SYSTEMS KG Ahfeldstr. 10 77781 Biberach, Germany Phone: +49 7835 787-0 Fax: +49 7835 1823 [email protected] www.hydro.aero Since 1965 HYDRO Systems has cooperated with the leading aircraft and engine manufacturers, MROs, airlines and air forces. The global player provides more than 3,000 GSE pro- ducts and 25,000 maintenance tools to over 1,800 customers worldwide. HYDRO does not only offer a wide range of stan- dard products, but also provides the design of customer specific engineering solutions. The product-linked customer service complements the performance portfolio. 613 Page 7 > Dubai Airshow 2015 > ILA BERLIN AIR SHOW / MESSE BERLIN GMBH Messedamm 22 14055 Berlin, Germany Phone: +49 30 3038-2276 Fax: +49 30 3038-2013 [email protected] www.ila-berlin.com ILA BERLIN AIR SHOW 2016 June 1 to 4, 2016, Berlin ExpoCenter Airport With 1,204 exhibitors from 40 countries, quality conference program, clearly defined exhibit segments and 122,500 trade visitors at the last show in 2014, ILA Berlin Air Show remains one of the major events of the international aerospace industries. 612 > KNIPEX – TOOLS MIDDLE EAST FZE PO Box 261023 JafzaView 19, Office
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