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Participation in Programs – Fixed Wing Aircraft Airbus Airbus BelugaXL Boeing • Air-conditioning System Airbus A220 B747-8 • Conditioned Air Supply System (a subsystem of • Integrated Air Management System • Air-conditioning System the fuel tank inerting system) • Landing Gear System • Engine Bleed Air System • Engine Bleed Air System Components Airbus A300-600 • High-Lift System B777-200LR • Cabin Pressure Control System • Landing Gear Door Actuation • Fuel Tank Pressure Regulating Valves • High-Lift System • Spoiler Actuation B777 / B777X • Krüger Actuator • Main Gear Steering System • Latching Actuator B777X • Landing Gear Door Actuators Airbus (Defense and Space) • Folding Wing Tip Actuation • Nose Landing Gear • High-Lift Actuators • Upper Cargo Door Actuator A400M • Aileron, Elevator, Rudder Servo Control • Power Drive Unit and Hydraulic Motor for Airbus A310 • Air-conditioning System Leading Edge Actuation System • Cabin Pressure Control System • Cabin Pressure Control System B787 • High-Lift System • Door Ramp Actuation System • Nose Wheel Steering Remote Electronic Unit • Krüger Actuator • Engine Bleed Air System KC-46 • Nose Landing Gear • Fuel Tank Inerting System – CSAS Components • Fuel Pressure Regulating Valves Airbus Single Aisle Family ceo / neo • Nacelle Anti-Ice System • Refueling Hose Drum Drive System • Air Chillers • Power Control Unit • Air-conditioning System • Spoiler Servo Control • Avionics Cooling System • Ventilation Control System Bombardier Aerospace • Cargo Heating System • Wing Anti-Ice Valves Challenger 300 / 350 • Engine Bleed Air System • Wing Tip Brake • Fuel Tank Inerting System – • Flap System Eurofighter / Typhoon CSAS (except A319CJ) • High- and Low-Pressure Ducting • Airbrake Actuator Servo Control • High-Lift System • Integrated Air Management System • AMAD Gearbox • High Pressure / Power Transfer Unit Manifolds Global Express / G5000 / G5500 • Engine-Driven Hydraulic Pump • Rudder Servo Control • Cabin Air Humidification System • Filter Package Units • Safety Valve • Integrated Air Management System • Nose Landing Gear • Nose Landing Gear Shock Strut Airbus Long-Range Family ceo / neo • Nose Landing Gear Retraction Actuator G6000 / G6500 / G7500 / G8000 • Air Chillers • Main Landing Gear Side Stays • Integrated Air Management System • Air-conditioning System • Primary Flight Control Actuators – • Auxiliary Power Unit Gearbox Fly-by-Wire Technology (Long-Range) • Avionics Cooling System COMAC • Engine Bleed Air System Antonov ARJ21 • Cargo Heating System • Integrated Air Management System AN-74 / AN-140 • Cargo Door Actuator • Landing Gear System incl. Braking System, • Cabin Pressure Control System • Crew Rest Humidification System Wheels, and Tires • Fuel Tank Inerting System – CSAS AN-132 / AN-148 / AN-158 / AN-178-Prototype • High- and Low-Pressure Ducting • Integrated Air Management System • High-Lift System C919 • Landing Gear Door Actuation • Integrated Air Management System • Rudder Servo Control • Landing Gear System (Airbus A340 Enhanced) ATR • High- and Low-Pressure Ducting • Spoiler Actuation ATR 42 / 72 • Spring Strut • Integrated Air Management System Airbus A350 XWB Daher-Socata • Flap Active Differential Gearbox TBM850 / 900 • Load Sensing Drive Strut AVIC • Air-conditioning System • Moving Damper MA700 • Cabin Pressure Control System • Nose Landing Gear • Valve Actuator • Engine Bleed Air System • Slat Actuation Airbus A380 • Air / Hydraulics Cooling System • Cargo Heating System • Engine Bleed Air System • High-Lift System • Pneumatic Distribution System • Reservoir Air Supply Cooler • Spoiler Actuation • Supplemental Cooling System Dassault Aviation FAdeA Longview / De Havilland Falcon 50EX / 900 / 2000 / 2000EX IA-63 Pampa III Canada • Air-conditioning System • Air-conditioning, Heating and Ventilation Q400 • Cabin Pressure Control System Components • Cabin Pressure Control System • Engine Bleed Air System • High-Lift Actuation Components Falcon 6X • Primary Flight Control Components • Integrated Air Management System • Landing Gear Components Mitsubishi Heavy Industries • Cabin Air Humidification System CRJ700 / 900 Falcon 7X / 8X • Integrated Air Management System • Cabin Air Humidification System HAL • Low-Pressure Ducting • Engine Bleed Air System ALH CRJ1000 Mirage 2000 • Heating and Ventilation Systems • Command-by-Wire Rudder • Air-conditioning System Dornier 228 Control System • Cabin Pressure Control System • Flap System • Integrated Air Management System • Engine Bleed Air System • Landing Gear Actuators • Low-Pressure Ducting Rafale • Nose Wheel Steering System • Air-conditioning Components HJT 36 • Cabin Pressure Control System • Cabin Pressure Control System RUAG Aerospace • Engine Bleed Air System Jaguar Dornier 228 New Generation • Cabin Pressure Control System • Flap System Tejas • Landing Gear Actuators Embraer • Cabin Pressure Control System • Nose Wheel Steering System AMX • Cabin Pressure Control System C-390 Millennium IAI Textron Beechcraft • Air-conditioning System G200 750 / 850XP / 900XP • Cabin Pressure Control System • Cabin Pressure Control System Components • Cabin Pressure Control System • Engine Bleed Air Valves • High-Lift System • Refueling Hose Drum Drive System • Wing Anti-Ice Valves TRJet E-Jet E1 Irkut – Regional Aircraft 328 Series • Landing Gear System incl. 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Braking System, Wheels, and Tires Praetor 600 • Fuel Tank Pressurization Valve Super Tucano • Air System Components Tucano • Air System Components Participation in Programs – Rotor Wing Aircraft – Engines – Actuation – Pods Airbus (Defense and Space) AVIC HAIG MRTT ARBS H145 AC 312 • Ruddervator Control System • Gears for Power Transmission Gearboxes • Air-conditioning System • Hydraulic Power Supply Cobham Cobham Mission Equipment • Main and Tail Rotor Servo Controls • Tail Gearbox POD Boeing • Hose Drum Drive System H160 MH-139 • Environmental Control System Components • Environmental Control System • Main Rotor Servo Controls • Landing Gear System Airbus (Helicopters) • Heating Valve • Tail Rotor Gearbox AS350 / 355 Ecureuil H175 • Environmental Control System Components IAI • Environmental Control System Components • Gears for Main Gearbox Elta AS365 H225 / H225M • Environmental Control Unit • Environmental Control System • Environmental Control System Components • Heating System BK117 • Gears for Power Transmission Gearboxes NH90 Kamov • Hydraulic Power Supply • Actuation Control Computer KA-226T • Main and Tail Rotor Servo Controls • Auxiliary Power Unit Gearbox • Air-conditioning System • Fly-by-Wire Main and H120 Tail Rotor Servo Controls • Environmental Control System Components • Environmental Control System Components H130 Kopter Tiger • Air-conditioning System SH09 • Gears for Tail Gearbox • Main Rotor Actuator H135 / H135M • Air-conditioning System • Gears for Power Transmission Gearboxes • Main and Tail Rotor Servo Controls • Hydraulic Power Supply • Tail Landing Gear • Main and Tail Rotor Servo Controls UH-72A Lakota LUH • Gears for Power Transmission Gearboxes • Hydraulic Valveblock / Reservoir • Main and Tail Rotor Servo Controls Korean Aerospace Industries NORDAM Thales KHP A320neo Nacelle Damocles • Environmental Control System Components • Anti-Ice Valve • Environmental Control Unit for POD KT-1 RECO NG • Cabin Pressure Control System • Environmental Control Unit for POD • Engine Bleed Air System Northrop Grumman MELTEM II • Ventilation Control System Litening • Environmental Control Unit • Environmental Control Unit for POD Leonardo (Helicopters) Turkish Aerospace AW109 Rafael Turkish Light Utility Helicopters (TLUH) • Environmental Control System Litening • Air-conditioning System AW139 • Environmental Control Unit for POD • Oil Cooling System • Environmental Control System • Landing Gear System AW149 / AW189 Rolls-Royce VR-Technologies • Environmental Control System Pearl 700 VRT-500 • Fly-by-Wire Main and Tail Rotor Actuators • Pneumatic Component Package • Environmental Control System • Landing Gear System Trent 7000 AW169 • High-Pressure Non-Return Valve • Environmental Control System UltraFan® T129 • Power Gearbox* • Environmental Control System • Temperature Control Valve *In cooperation with Aerospace Transmission Technologies GmbH – A Joint Company of Liebherr-Aerospace and Rolls-Royce.
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