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LIST of REFERENCES AXA 28 VDC Gpus AIR CARRIERS Page 1 of 8 January 2017 LIST OF REFERENCES AXA 28 VDC GPUs AIR CARRIERS Air Alps Austria Tyrolean Airways Austria Air Burkina Burkina Faso ABS Jets Czech Republic CSA, Czech Airlines Czech Republic Air Alsie Denmark Air Greenland Denmark Alk Air Denmark Business Flight Services Denmark Cimber Air Denmark DanCopter A/S Denmark Greenland Air Inc. Denmark Maersk Air Denmark Muk Air Denmark North West Air Service Denmark SAS, Scandinavian Airlines Denmark Sterling Airways Denmark Sunair Denmark Petroleum Air Services Egypt Airest Estonia Airfix Aviation Oy Finland Finavia Finland Touch ‘n’ Go Finland Air Austral France Dom. Air France France Heli-Union France Uni Air France Air Lloyd Flugservice GmbH Germany Avangard Aviation Germany Cirrus Airlines Germany Contactair Germany DaimlerChrysler Germany Eurowings GmbH Germany Flugbereitschaft Baden-Baden Germany Lufthansa Bombardier, Schönefeld Germany NFD Luftverkehr GmbH Germany Technik Germany Zeppelin Germany Air Greenland Greenland Iceland Air Iceland Ryanair Ireland Alba Servizi Aerotransporti Italy Alenia Aermacchi Italy JAC (Japan Air Commuter) Japan Berkut Airlines Kazakhstan Korean Airlines Korea Air Lithuania Lithuania Litcargus Lithuania Myanmar National Airlines (MNA) Myanmar KLM Helicopters Netherlands Agderfly Norway Florø Flygservice Norway Guard Air Norway Lufttransport AB Norway Moere Flyg Norway SAS, SAS Ground Equipment Norway Sundt Air Norway Widerøes Flyveselskap ASA Norway Blue Air - Airline Management Solutions Romania SC Carpatair Romania Alrosa Airlines Russia - the world’s leading supplier of Ground Support Equipment with more than 12000 units in operation Page 2 of 8 January 2017 LIST OF REFERENCES AXA 28 VDC GPUs GazPromAvia Russia Nizhnevartovskavia Russia VIP Jet, Vnukovo Russia Volga-Dnepr Airlines Russia Sky Europe Airlines Slovak Republic TAG Aviation Switzerland Air Nordic Sweden Dalaflyget Sweden Falcon Air Sweden Golden Air Flyg AB Sweden Holmström Flyg AB Sweden Nyge Aero Sweden SAS Sweden Swedair Sweden Swedavia Sweden Borajet Airlines Turkey Aerosvit Airlines Ukraine CentrAvia Ukraine Abu Dhabi Presidential Flight United Arab Emirates Loganair Ltd. United Kingdom AIRPORTS AND AIRPORT AUTHORITIES Carabinda Airport Angola Perth Airport Australia Graf Ignatievo Airport Bulgaria La Habana Airport Cuba Aalborg Airport Denmark Aarhus Airport Denmark Billund Airport Denmark Bornholms Airport Denmark Copenhagen Airport Denmark Civil Airport Authorities of Greenland Denmark Esbjerg Airport Denmark Karup (Aarhus) Airport Denmark Hans Christian Andersen Airport (Odense) Denmark Roskilde Airport Denmark Sindal Airport Denmark Skive Airport Denmark Soenderborg Airport Denmark Stauning Airport Denmark Curacao Airport Dutch Antilles Tallinn Airport Estonia Vága Floghavn Faroe Islands Civil Aviation Administration Finland Finavia Finland Helsinki-Vantaa Airport Finland Brest Airport France Lyon Airport France Marseille Airport France Nice Airport France European Air Express Germany Flughafen Braunschweig Germany Flughafen Dortmund Germany Flughafen Frankfurt Germany Flughafen Kiel Germany Flughafen Manching Germany Flughafen Paderborn Germany Flughafen München Germany Rheinland Air Service Germany Flughafen Stuttgart Germany US Army Airfield; Stuttgart Germany Cagliari Airport Italy - the world’s leading supplier of Ground Support Equipment with more than 12000 units in operation Page 3 of 8 January 2017 LIST OF REFERENCES AXA 28 VDC GPUs Astana Airport Kazakhstan Taldykorgan Airport Kazakhstan Biskek Airport Kirgisia Manas Airport Kirgisia Osaka Airport Itami Japan Aquaba Airport Jordan Riga Airport Latvia Vilnius Airport Lithuania Macau International Airport Macau Bergen Airport Norway Bodö Airport Norway Eurosky Aviation Norway Fagernes Airport Norway Halmstad Airport Norway Leknes Airport Norway Molde Airport Norway Olso Gardemoen Airport Norway Rügge Airport Norway Stavanger Airport Norway Sola Airport Norway Svolvær Airport Norway Trondheim Airport Norway Örnskjoldsvik Norway Muscat International Airport Oman Gdansk Airport Services Poland Poz Airport Services Poland Wroclaw Airport Poland Ponte Delgada Airport Portugal ANA - Airports of Portugal Portugal Doha Int’l Airport Qatar Qatar Airways Qatar Astafevo Airport Russia Baku Airport, Cargo Termianl Russia Emelyanovo Airport Russia Irkutsk Airport Russia Kazan Airport Russia Khrabrovo Airport (Kaleningrad) Russia Kogalim Airport Russia Komsomolsk Airport Russia Krasnodar Airport Russia Kupol Airport Russia Kurumoch Airport, Samara Russia Lipetsk Airport Russia Norilsk Airport Russia Petropavlosk-Kamchatskiy Airport Russia Perm Airport Russia Privolzski Airport Russia Roshino Airport Russia Rossina Airport Russia Sabetta Airport Russia Surgut Airport Russia Ufa Airport Russia Vnukovo Airport Russia Voronezh Airport Russia Riyadh Airport Saudi Arabia Barcelona Airport Spain Gran Canaria Airport Spain Madrid Barajas Airport Spain Mallorca Airport Spain Tenerife Airport Spain Vigo Airport Spain Luftfartsverket Sweden Bromma Airport Sweden Gällivare Airport Sweden Göteborg Landvetter Airport Sweden - the world’s leading supplier of Ground Support Equipment with more than 12000 units in operation Page 4 of 8 January 2017 LIST OF REFERENCES AXA 28 VDC GPUs Hagfors Airport Sweden Halmstad Airport Sweden Jönköping Airport Sweden Kalmar Airport Sweden Karlstad Airport Sweden Kiruna Airport Sweden Linköping Airport Sweden Luleå Airport Sweden Malmö Airport Sweden Norrköping Airport Sweden Oskarshamn Airport Sweden Ronneby Airport, Kallinge Sweden Storumans Airport Sweden Umeå Airport Sweden Visby Airport Sweden Örnsköldsvik Airport Sweden Östersund Airport Sweden Ängelholm Airport Sweden Geneva Airparc Switzerland Flughafen Basel Switzerland Birmingham Airport United Kingdom Glasgow Airport United Kingdom Guernsey Airport United Kingdom Jersey Airport United Kingdom London Gatwick United Kingdom London Stansted United Kingdom Manchester Airport United Kingdom Southend Airport United Kingdom MAINTENANCE COMPANIES MENA Aerospace Bahrain Royal Hawk Hangar Bahrain Abelag Aviation Belgium Danish Aerotech Denmark Jet Air Denmark Dassault Falcon Service France EOS France ERAS France Tools Air France Universal Aviation France Airberlin Technik Germany Antonov Hangar Leipzig/Halle Germany ASW Air Service - Hamburg Germany DC Aviation GmbH Germany EFS Management Company GmbH Germany Elite Jet Service GmbH Germany Hydro Systems KG Germany Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services Germany Nayak Aircraft Service Germany Parker Hannifin GmbH & Co. KG Germany VW Hangar Germany Birk Flight Services Ltd. Iceland Field Aviation Company Iceland Astana Int. Airport, Maintenance Base Kazakstan CHC Helicopters Norway Heli Fuel Norway Mil. Tech. College Hangar Oman Zhuhai Meijie Hanxing Aircraft Maintenance P. R. China Engineering Co. Avcom Hangar Russia UTair Technik Russia ABS Jets Slovakia - the world’s leading supplier of Ground Support Equipment with more than 12000 units in operation Page 5 of 8 January 2017 LIST OF REFERENCES AXA 28 VDC GPUs Jet Aviation Switzerland Execujet United Arab Emirates Marshall of Cambridge Aerospace Ltd. United Kingdom TAG Aviation United Kingdom OFF-SHORE AND SHIPYARDS Seadrill Angola Ltd Angola Cotecmar Shipyard Colombia RH Marine Colombia Aalborg Shipyard, Off-shore Div. Denmark Danyard Denmark Hess Denmark ApS Denmark Maersk Oil and Gas Denmark Odense Steel Shipyard Ltd Denmark DCNS France STX/BPC France Blohm+Voss Germany Howaldtswerke Germany Lürssen Werft Germany Nordseewerke Germany SAIPEM – Offshore Oil Kazakstan Wagenborg KZ Kazakstan Hyundai Shipping Korea Alewijnse Netherlands AMELS Netherlands Amoco Netherlands CKT Engineering Netherlands Conoco Netherlands Damen Schelde, Royal Dutch Navy Netherlands KLM Helicopters Netherlands KTI Netherlands Maersk Drilling Netherlands Noble Drilling Netherlands Placid Int. Oil Netherlands Protech Netherlands RDM Netherlands RNL Navy Netherlands Subsea 7 Netherlands Union Oil Co. Netherlands ABB Norway BP Norway Norsk Hydro Norway Saga Petroleum Norway Statoil Norway Alewijnse Marine Galati Romania Krasnye Barrikady Shipyard Russia Keppel Fels Singapore Sembawang Shipyard Singapore Oilfield Supply Center Ltd. World Pearl General United Arab Emirates Trading World Pearl Trading United Arab Emirates AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURERS Embraer Brazil Evektor Czech Republic Airbus Helicopters France Airbus Industries France ATR France Airberlin Technik GmbH Germany - the world’s leading supplier of Ground Support Equipment with more than 12000 units in operation Page 6 of 8 January 2017 LIST OF REFERENCES AXA 28 VDC GPUs Cargolifter Development GmbH Germany Zeppelin Germany Alenia Aermacchi Italy PZL-Świdnik (AgustaWestland) Poland Airbus Helicopters (Eurocopter) Romania Beriev Aircraft Company Russia Irkutsk Aircraft Plant Russia Kazan Helicopters Russia KNAAPO (Komsomolsk-on-Amur) Russia MIL Helicopter Plant, Moscow Russia Motor Sich Russia Rostvertol Helicopter Plant Russia Russian Aircraft Coorporation (MIG) Russia Sukhoi Aircraft Russia Tupolev Russia Ufa Engine Industrial Association Russia 308 Aircraft Repair Factory Russia EADS Spain SAAB Växjô Sweden Pilatus Switzerland Agusta Westland Ltd United Kingdom BAe Systems Ltd. United Kingdom Bond Helicopters Ltd United Kingdom DEFENCE Hangar Hélicoptère de la protection civile Algérienne Algeria Bahrain Defence Force Bahrain MOD Bahrain Kbely Airfield Czech Republic Danish Naval Forces Denmark Defence Command Denmark (Det Danske Forsvar) Denmark Finnish Air Force Finland Finnish Border Guard Finland BAN (Base
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