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index Composites A comprehensive cross-reference of 309 companies 102 aircraft programs Full report compiled from the Airframer database on October 6, 2021. For the latest information, visit www.airframer.com Sponsored by: Toray Advanced Composites Toray Advanced Composites is a leading supplier to the aerospace industry, providing advanced thermoset and thermoplastic composite materials for the production of lightweight structures for the latest generation of commercial, general aviation, military and unmanned aircraft. Scan to watch the transformation Americas/Asia | [email protected] 18255 Sutter Blvd. | Morgan Hill | CA 95037 | USA | t: +1 408 465 8500 2450 Cordelia Road | Fairfield | CA 94534 | USA | t: +1 707 359 3400 Europe | [email protected] Amber Drive, Langley Mill | Nottingham | NG6 4BE | UK | t: +44 (0)1773 530899 www.toraytac.com G. van der Muelenweg 2 | 7443 RE Nijverdal, | NL | t: +31 (0)548 633 933 index Composites This Airframer Index is one of a series of daily-updated documents available to subscribers at the Airframer web Contents site. For a full list of the aircraft programs and industry categories currently published please visit the Sponsor: page 2 www.airframer.com home page. Sponsored by: Toray Advanced Composites Subscriptions are available to individuals and to organisations wishing to provide site-wide access for all staff. Companies: page 4 Note that the information contained in Alphabetical directory of suppliers by company name. this index has been compiled from a variety of sources, and has not necessarily been confirmed by the Categories: page 18 aircraft manufacturer in every case. Directory of suppliers by category. Please refer to our terms and conditions of use on the last page of this report. Countries: page 21 Index of suppliers by country. Aircraft: page 23 Index of suppliers by aircraft program. Contact us: page 27 All you need to know about sponsorship and subscription. 4 Composites - www.airframer.com AD Industries (France) Gulfstream G650 Company index: BP 550, F-19107 Brive La Gaillarde. See also: AEL Airborne T: +33 5 5588 4000 www.adgroupe.com Airborne Technologies GmbH (Austria) This list is sorted alphabetically by company name, F: +33 5 5586 0544 Viktor-Lang-Straße 8, A-2700 Wiener Neustadt. and provides contact telephone and web address Composite Moulding, Composite Sandwich Panels, Composite T: +43 2622 34718 200www.airbornetechnologies.at Stamping, Composite Structures, Metal Matrix Composites, details. It also lists the products or services of the F: +43 2622 34718 15 [email protected] Subcontracted Composite Parts Composite Structures company under our Composites category and, where See also: AD Industries Composites and AD Industries Exameca Mesure available, the new aircraft programs to which these AD Industries Composites (France) Airboss Aviation Group (U.S.A.) are provided. Please note that the program data is 42 rue du Temple, F-62800 Liévin. 3654 Powell Pt #206, Colorado Springs, CO 80922. gathered from a variety of sources and not T: +33 9 71 00 73 20 www.ad-industries.fr T: +1 719 532 0636 www.airbossaviation.com necessarily confirmed by the airframer. Subcontracted Composite Parts [email protected] Composite Structures AdamWorks (U.S.A.) 3A Composites Core Materials- Airex AG (Switzerland) 7367 S Revere Parkway Bldg 1A, Centennial, CO 80112. Airbus Group Australia Pacific (Australia) Industrie Nord 26, CH-5643 Sins. T: +1 303 200 6655 www.adamworksinc.com 616 Comper Street, Bankstown Airport, NSW 2200. T: +41 41 789 66 00 www.3ACcorematerials.com [email protected] T: +61 2 9794 9900 www.airbusgroupap.com.au F: +41 41 789 66 60 [email protected] Composite Design Consultants, Composite Manufacturing Services, F: +61 2 9794 9944 Foam Core Composites Composite Tape Lay-down, Fibreglass Composite Manufacturing Services AB Aero Partners (U.S.A.) See also: Airbus New Zealand Limited Advanced Ceramic Coatings (ACC) (U.S.A.) 2015 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121. 1191 Howell Road, Hickory, Duncan, SC 29334. Airbus Nantes (France) T: +1 206 369 3049 www.abaeropartners.com www.geaviation.com Rue De l'Aviation, F-44340 Bougenais. [email protected] Ceramic-reinforced Composites T: +33 2 51 19 70 00 www.airbus.com Composite Design Consultants, Composite Manufacturing Services, Airbus A320 Composite Structures Metal Matrix Composites AERnnova do Brasil (Brazil) Aircraft Composites Sachsen GmbH (ACOSA) ABC Aeronautic Composite (Tunisia) Av. Dr. Sebastiao Humberto da Cunha Pontes, 4810, (Germany) Lot 38, Rue de Gafsa, Zone Industrielle el Mghira, TN-2082, 12237-823 Sao Jose Dos Campos. At Sandberg 3 , D-02923 Fouchana, Ben Arous. T: +55 12 3932 8200 www.aernnova.com Kodersdorf. T: +216 20 069 517 abc-aeronautic.com F: +55 12 3932 8127 [email protected] T: +49 35825 6790 100acosa.aero F: +216 79 408 642 Polymer Composites [email protected] Composite Structures, Prepreg Composite Manufacturing Services, Composite Sandwich Panels Aero Consultants (UK) Ltd (U.K.) Airbus A320 AC Products, Inc. (U.S.A.) 13-14 Clifton Road, Huntingdon PE29 7EJ. 9930 Painter Avenue, Whittier, CA 90605. T: +44 1480 432 111 www.aero-consultants.co.uk Airtificial Cadiz (Carbures) (Spain) T: +1 562 236 1170 www.acpmaskants.com F: +44 1480 412 910 [email protected] Tecnoparque Bahia de Cadiz, Sanlucar km 5,5, Calle F: +1 562 236 1174 [email protected] Epoxy Resins Ingenieria 4, E-11500 El Puerto de Santa Maria. Epoxy Resins T: +34 95 611 9311 www.airtificial.com Aero Vodochody Aerospace a.s. (Czech Republic) [email protected] Accudyne Systems, Inc. (U.S.A.) U Letiste 374, CZ-25070 Odolena Voda. Aramid-reinforced Composites, Carbon-reinforced Composites, 210 Executive Drive, Suite 5, Newark, DE 19702. T: +420 255 762 542 www.aero.cz Composite Broad Goods Lay-Up, Composite Manufacturing Services, T: +1 302 369 5390 www.accudyne.com F: +420 255 763 225 [email protected] Composite Sandwich Panels, Composite Structures, Epoxy Resins, F: +1 302 368 8498 Composite Manufacturing Services Fibreglass, Polymer Composites, Resins, Subcontracted Composite Parts Composite Broad Goods Lay-Up, Composite Tape Lay-down, See also: Aero Vodochody (Technometra Radotin), AkzoNobel Aerospace Airbus A330, Airbus A380 Composite Thermoforming Coatings and Rotortech Aero Composites Ltd Airbus A350 XWB, Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey, Boeing 787 Dreamliner Aerocet Manufacturing (U.S.A.) Albany Engineered Composites (U.S.A.) ACE Advanced Composite Engineering GmbH PO Box 2119, Priest River, ID 83856. 112 Airport Drive, Rochester, NH 03867. (Germany) T: +1 208 448 0400 www.aerocetmfg.com T: +1 603 330 5800 www.albint.com/aec In Oberwiesen 18, D-88682 Salem-Neufrach. F: +1 208 448 1644 [email protected] F: +1 603 330 5801 [email protected] T: +49 7532 445 92 0 www.ace-composite.de Composite Design Consultants, Composite Manufacturing Services Carbon-reinforced Composites, Ceramic-reinforced Composites, [email protected] Composite Sandwich Panels, Composite Structures Aerodine Composites (U.S.A.) Composite Design Consultants, Composite Manufacturing Services 8201 Indy Lane, Indianapolis, IN 46214. Albany International (U.S.A.) Airbus A350 XWB T: +1 317 271 1207 www.aerodinecomposites.com 112 Airport Drive, Rochester, NH 03867. Aciturri Aerostructures (Aries) (Spain) [email protected] T: +1 603 330 5800 www.albint.com Avda de la Industria 19, E-28760 Tres Cantos (Madrid). Composite Structures [email protected] T: +34 91 806 44 50 www.aciturri.com Composite Braiding/Weaving, Composite Filament Winding, Aether Aeronautics PC (Greece) F: +34 91 806 44 53 [email protected] Composite Manufacturing Services, Composite Moulding, Composite Vorios Paradromos Ethnikis Odou, Monastiriako Souda, Composite Manufacturing Services Structures GR-73200 Crete. See also: Aciturri Assembly Sevilla See also: Albany Engineered Composites and Circomp GmbH T: +30 2821 047 435 www.aether-aeronautics.com Alchemie Ltd (U.K.) Aciturri Manufacturing (Spain) [email protected] Warwick Road, Kineton, Warwick CV35 0HU. Poligono Industrial de Bayas, Parcela 22, E-09200 Miranda Composite Design Consultants de Ebro (Burgos). T: +44 1926 641 600 www.alchemie.com Airborne (Netherlands) T: +34 94 705 90 00 www.aciturri.com [email protected] [email protected] Laan van Ypenburg 70, NL-2497 GB The Hague. Epoxy Resins Composite Structures T: +31 70 301 74 00 www.airborne.com Alestis Aerospace Aeropolis (Spain) See also: Grupo Aciturri [email protected] Carbon-reinforced Composites, Composite Manufacturing Services, Parque Tecnologico Aeronautico, Calbraith P. Rodgers No Composite Sandwich Panels, Composite Structures, Composite Tape 2-4, E-41039 La Rinconada (Seville). Lay-down, Subcontracted Composite Parts In the Aircraft programs directory, find over 1,100 aircraft with over 14,600 links to suppliers 6 Composites - www.airframer.com T: +34 95 411 51 74 www.alestis.aero [email protected] T: +1 636 343 4100 www.beckwoodpress.com F: +34 95 411 51 81 [email protected] Composite Moulding F: +1 636 343 4424 [email protected] Subcontracted Composite Parts See also: Ascent Europe Composite Thermoforming Alestis do Brasil (Brazil) ATL Archer Technicoat Ltd. (U.K.) Bespoke Composite Panels (U.K.) Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 1.699 - Jardim da Granja, São José Unit E, Progress Road, Sands Industrial Estate, High 22 Stukeley Busines Park, Blackstone Road, Huntingdon, dos Campos, SP, 12227-010. Wycombe HP12 4JD. Cambridgeshire PE29 6DR. T: +55 12 3208 6000 www.alestis.aero T: +44 1494 462101 www.cvd.co.uk T: +44 1480 435 302 www.bespokecompositepanels.com Composite Manufacturing Services [email protected] F: +44 1480 450 181 [email protected] Carbon-reinforced Composites, Ceramic, Ceramic-reinforced Composite Sandwich Panels Alpex Technologies GmbH (Austria) Composites, Nicalon-reinforced Composites, Tyranno-reinforced Gewerbepark 38, A-6068 Mils bei Hall. Composites Boeing Aerostructures Australia (Australia) T: +43 5223 46664 0 www.alpex-tec.com 226 Lorimer St., Fishermans Bend, Port Melbourne, VIC Attewell Ltd. (U.K.) F: +43 5223 46664 [email protected] 3207.
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    PILOT REPORT Bell 505 Jet Ranger X 505 single improves on the 206’s legacy by Alexa Rexroth In mid-January, 20-degree temperatures in Texas coupled with substantial wind gusts and the threat of snow almost placed me directly in the right seat of a Bell 505 simulator instead of the real helicopter. But with conditions improving upon my arrival at Bell’s Fort Worth, Texas factory, it was announced, with great relief to me, that the flight in Bell’s 505 Jet Ranger X would take place as planned. www.ainonline.com/order-reprints Championed by Bell as the most advanced light single in the market, the 505 Jet Ranger X offers first-in-class features including a dual-channel Fadec and fully integrated Garmin G1000H flight deck. Designed to echo the storied career of the B206-series JetRanger while advancing its class’s legacy into the future, the 505 is suitable for utility, corporate, parapub- lic, and training mission profiles. Bell is working on utility options for the 505 and expects to certify a cargo hook later this year. With commercial deliveries continuing to climb along with letters of intent, the heli- copter is retaining its welcomed entrance into the market. © 2018 AIN Publications. All rights reserved. For reprints go to Aviation International News \ March 2018 \ ainonline.com PILOT REPORT Bell 505 Jet Ranger X During the pre-flight briefing session, I engaged with Tim Otteson, who would be the demo pilot for the day, and Chase Hawkins, who serves as Bell’s maintenance coordina- tor for the demo fleet.