During the Airbus Military Trade Media Briefing 2013, held on May 29th and 30th 2013, Philippe Galland, Head of Customer Services, provided an overview on the evolution of the Airbus Military services offering for their products.
The global reach of the effort is a core element of the program and the presentation.
An Update on Airbus Military Training Programs, May 2013ICSA, LLC
This document provides an overview of Airbus Military's training and aircrew operations for the A400M aircraft as of May 2013. It summarizes that Airbus has established an international network of training centers to provide pilot, loadmaster, and maintenance training. Key training devices like the full flight simulator and loadmaster workstation trainer were ready for training. The training center in Seville acts as the international hub, with additional national training centers being established. Airbus aims to promote operational safety and best practices through this integrated training network.
Airbus military customer services update 2012ICSA, LLC
Airbus Military Services Update: May 2012
These slides were presented during the Trade Media 2012 event held at Madrid, Spain and Toulouse, France in May 2012.
The presentation was provided by Philippe Galland, Head of Customer Services for Airbus Military.
A key element of the EADS approach for the next few years is to expand the service offerings and segment within the company. Airbus Military and its services approach is a clear key element of this effort.
A key element of the presentation was to look at key elements of what AM calls the FIIS or Full Integrated In-Service Approach. Other service offerings and prospects were examined and discussed as well.
In this presentation provided to the media in Spain during the Airbus Trade Media Briefing on June 8th and 9th, Eric Isorce, the head of A400M flight tests provides an overview of the test effort and results to date. As the plane has entered service, testing has continued to broaden the use envelope of this very flexible asset.
During the Airbus Military Trade Media Briefing 2013, held on May 29th and 30th 2013, the trade press had an opportunity to fly on the A400M. After watching the plane emerge over the past few years, it was exciting to have the opportunity to fly the plane.
Noticeably quiet inside the plane, journalists noted the rapid ascent off a short take off and the smooth ride for a large cargo plane. The plane is designed to combine the ability to operate C-130 “like” with the kind of oversized loads, which the C-17 can carry.
At the event, the head of the A400M program, Cedric Gautier, briefed the press on the progress of the plane and the upcoming deliveries to the French and Turkish Air Forces in 2013. Two A400Ms will be seen at the upcoming Paris Air Show, with the French Air Force one seen on the static display.
An Update on the Airbus Military Tanker, May 2013ICSA, LLC
During the Airbus Military Trade Media Briefing 2013, held on May 29th and 30th 2013, Antonio Caramazana, head of Airbus Military Derivatives Programs, provided an update on the A330MRTT program.
The platform is now in service with four air forces in the world, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. It is a clear global program.
A400 M Training: A Multi-National Solution Set
These slides were presented during the Trade Media 2012 event held at Madrid, Spain and Toulouse, France in May 2012.
The briefing was provided by Ian Burrett, Heading of Training and Aircrew Operations, Customer Services for Airbus Military.
The A400M is not a platform; it is a fleet and a system. Training and operational support are critical components of the overall capability of the product.
The program has shaped an approach to providing integrated training and Ops support via an integrated network.
The plane has a very automated loadmaster system which means that a “typical” operational involving transport would see a three person crew on board, pilot, co-pilot and loadmaster.
The international training center opened in October 2010 and is the hub for the multinational training. As the equipment and tools are installed, the center will be ready for training in the summer of 2012.
During the Airbus Military Trade Media Briefing 2013, held on May 29th and 30th 2013, Eric Isorce, head of A400M flight testing, provided an update on the progress of the A400M flight test program.
In this presentation to the press at the Airbus Trade Media Briefing, Phillipe Galland, Head of Transport Services, provided an update on June 10,2014. In this presentation to the press at the Airbus Trade Media Briefing, Antonio Rodriguez Barberan, head of Military Aircraft, provided an update on June 9,2014. This is the first presentation at the Trade Media Briefing after Eurofighter and the UAV programs of Cassidian have been incorporated into the restructured Airbus Defense and Space.
An Update on Airbus Military Training Programs, May 2013ICSA, LLC
This document provides an overview of Airbus Military's training and aircrew operations for the A400M aircraft as of May 2013. It summarizes that Airbus has established an international network of training centers to provide pilot, loadmaster, and maintenance training. Key training devices like the full flight simulator and loadmaster workstation trainer were ready for training. The training center in Seville acts as the international hub, with additional national training centers being established. Airbus aims to promote operational safety and best practices through this integrated training network.
Airbus military customer services update 2012ICSA, LLC
Airbus Military Services Update: May 2012
These slides were presented during the Trade Media 2012 event held at Madrid, Spain and Toulouse, France in May 2012.
The presentation was provided by Philippe Galland, Head of Customer Services for Airbus Military.
A key element of the EADS approach for the next few years is to expand the service offerings and segment within the company. Airbus Military and its services approach is a clear key element of this effort.
A key element of the presentation was to look at key elements of what AM calls the FIIS or Full Integrated In-Service Approach. Other service offerings and prospects were examined and discussed as well.
In this presentation provided to the media in Spain during the Airbus Trade Media Briefing on June 8th and 9th, Eric Isorce, the head of A400M flight tests provides an overview of the test effort and results to date. As the plane has entered service, testing has continued to broaden the use envelope of this very flexible asset.
During the Airbus Military Trade Media Briefing 2013, held on May 29th and 30th 2013, the trade press had an opportunity to fly on the A400M. After watching the plane emerge over the past few years, it was exciting to have the opportunity to fly the plane.
Noticeably quiet inside the plane, journalists noted the rapid ascent off a short take off and the smooth ride for a large cargo plane. The plane is designed to combine the ability to operate C-130 “like” with the kind of oversized loads, which the C-17 can carry.
At the event, the head of the A400M program, Cedric Gautier, briefed the press on the progress of the plane and the upcoming deliveries to the French and Turkish Air Forces in 2013. Two A400Ms will be seen at the upcoming Paris Air Show, with the French Air Force one seen on the static display.
An Update on the Airbus Military Tanker, May 2013ICSA, LLC
During the Airbus Military Trade Media Briefing 2013, held on May 29th and 30th 2013, Antonio Caramazana, head of Airbus Military Derivatives Programs, provided an update on the A330MRTT program.
The platform is now in service with four air forces in the world, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. It is a clear global program.
A400 M Training: A Multi-National Solution Set
These slides were presented during the Trade Media 2012 event held at Madrid, Spain and Toulouse, France in May 2012.
The briefing was provided by Ian Burrett, Heading of Training and Aircrew Operations, Customer Services for Airbus Military.
The A400M is not a platform; it is a fleet and a system. Training and operational support are critical components of the overall capability of the product.
The program has shaped an approach to providing integrated training and Ops support via an integrated network.
The plane has a very automated loadmaster system which means that a “typical” operational involving transport would see a three person crew on board, pilot, co-pilot and loadmaster.
The international training center opened in October 2010 and is the hub for the multinational training. As the equipment and tools are installed, the center will be ready for training in the summer of 2012.
During the Airbus Military Trade Media Briefing 2013, held on May 29th and 30th 2013, Eric Isorce, head of A400M flight testing, provided an update on the progress of the A400M flight test program.
In this presentation to the press at the Airbus Trade Media Briefing, Phillipe Galland, Head of Transport Services, provided an update on June 10,2014. In this presentation to the press at the Airbus Trade Media Briefing, Antonio Rodriguez Barberan, head of Military Aircraft, provided an update on June 9,2014. This is the first presentation at the Trade Media Briefing after Eurofighter and the UAV programs of Cassidian have been incorporated into the restructured Airbus Defense and Space.
A400M Program Update
These slides were presented during the Trade Media 2012 event held at Madrid, Spain and Toulouse, France in May 2012.
The presentation was provided by Cedric Gautier, Head of the A400M program.
While we are at Toulouse, one of the test aircraft took off for tests on grass and other unpaved types of landing areas.
More than 1000 flights have been achieved to date with the A400M.
The initial delivery customers through 2013 will be France and Turkey.
Gautier discussed as well Gear Box issues identified last year and fixed as well as current efforts to deal with a different Gear Box issue identified during the recent return flight from the A400M Asian tour.
MSN7 which is the first operational delivery aircraft is expected for the French Air Force at the end of 2012 or the beginning of 2013. The first flight is for the third quarter of 2012.
An Airbus Military View on the LIft and Tanking Markets, May 2013ICSA, LLC
During the Airbus Military Trade Media Briefing 2013, held on May 29th and 30th 2013, Rafael Tentor, Senior Vice President of Programs, provided an overview of how the company views their market.
The key point is that with the new tanker and airlifter joining the CN-235 and C-295, the company appears well positioned for the period ahead.
The document provides a status update on flight testing of the A400M aircraft as of May 16, 2012. It reports that a total of 3,212 flight hours have been completed across 5 aircraft, with 1,094 total flights. The update summarizes achievements across various flight test areas, including crosswind testing, high altitude flights, air-to-air refueling contacts, and demonstration tours in Asia. Major objectives for 2012 include testing of military systems and operations from grass runways.
A330 MRTT Update 2012
These slides were presented during the Trade Media 2012 event held at Madrid, Spain and Toulouse, France in May 2012.
The slides were prepared for presentation by Antonio Caramazana, VP, Head of Airbus Military Derivatives, but he was on travel and not available to give the briefing.
In his stead, Francisco Carrasco, Director RSAF MRTT Program provided the briefing and answered questions.
The briefing provides an overview on the tanker and the status with the launch customers. The non-U.S. market of course is dominated by the A330 MRTT tanker.
Our design and modifications team provides solutions to civilian and military aircraft owners to increase the operating life of an aircraft. Typical services include: avionics updates, role or mission changes and cockpit upgrades.
Stephen Wilson is a Swiss/New Zealander with over 30 years of experience in civil and military aviation. He currently works as the technical manager of Qjet, an aircraft management company, and as an airworthiness surveyor for the Cayman Islands. He has extensive experience managing aircraft maintenance projects and operations. His skills include aircraft appraisals, maintenance planning, cost analysis, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
This document summarizes Textron's presentation at the 2015 Wells Fargo Industrial and Construction Conference. It discusses Textron's revenues, investments in new products, and financial highlights from 2014. Textron is investing to grow its aviation, industrial, and defense businesses organically and through acquisitions. New products discussed include the Cessna Citation Latitude jet, Bell 525 helicopter, and Scorpion aircraft. The presentation also reviews financial metrics and individual business segments.
Helitech - Leonardo Helicopters Division: Through-Life approach to the customerLeonardo
During Helitech 2016 Leonardo Helicopters Division presented the through-life approach to the customer: an overview of how Leonardo Helicopters is helping Customers master their helicopter operations
KLM engineering & maintenance provides technical training programs for various aircraft and engines, including the Airbus A330 powered by GE CF6 and PW4000 engines. With over 50 years of experience, KLM guarantees high-quality training that is both theoretical and practical. As an approved organization, KLM is authorized to provide maintenance training and certification in accordance with EASA regulations. The course catalog outlines various certification and familiarization courses for the A330 focused on line and base maintenance.
The document summarizes training programs at the Air Logistics Training Center (ALTC) located at NAS JRB Fort Worth. The ALTC offers maintenance and operations courses for various aircraft including the C-130, C-9B, and C-37. Courses include maintenance training, loadmaster training, and administration courses. The ALTC aims to expand training to additional aircraft and roles to support Navy and Marine aviation training needs.
The document discusses a "Flex Maintenance" concept for C-40A aircraft that blends organic Navy maintenance personnel with contracted maintenance support. It proposes a beta test of the concept at VR-58 squadron using 17 contractor maintainers and 25 organic Navy maintainers. The goal is to increase capabilities while reducing costs through strategic use of contractors and maintaining Navy oversight and standards.
European Rotors - PBN and GNSS for Rotorcraft OperationsLeonardo
Pier Luigi Parente and Patrizio Vanni are experts at Leonardo Helicopters and ENAV respectively who can provide more information on their PBN and GNSS capabilities and solutions.
Executive Transport Detatchment Sigonellakingstonmj
The document summarizes a project to replace an aircraft undergoing maintenance with a replacement asset from another command to continue operations. It involves transferring a C-20D aircraft from VR-1 to Executive Transport Detachment Sigonella for 9 weeks while their C-20A completes depot maintenance. Tables and timelines provide details on assets, requirements, budgets, and project goals to transfer the aircraft and complete necessary maintenance.
The Center for Surface Combat Systems (CSCS) trains over 38,000 sailors annually through 700 courses at 14 learning sites globally. Its mission is to develop and deliver surface combat systems training to achieve surface warfare superiority. It trains sailors on weapons and combat systems like the Aegis combat system, missiles, sonar and more. Recent investments include new simulators and expanding facilities to train sailors on new ships and technologies like the Littoral Combat Ship and ballistic missile defense systems.
SMi Group's 15th annual Military Airlift conference & exhibitionDale Butler
SMi Group's 15th annual Military Airlift conference & exhibition is coming to Rome this December following last year's very successful event in Seville.
This curriculum vitae provides personal and professional information about Serdar YAŞA. It summarizes his education in business administration and aircraft electronics from Anadolu University. It lists his work experience including roles as Technical Manager, Value Stream Manager, and Chief of Line Maintenance for various aviation companies. It also outlines his aircraft maintenance licenses, language proficiency, computer skills, and extensive training history.
Craig McKune has over 20 years of experience in the marine and oil and gas industries. He is currently working as an Operations Technician for ConocoPhillips, where he is responsible for marine deck operations, crane operations, and supervising safety systems. Previously, he held roles with BHP Petroleum including Chief Integrated Operator and Production Technician. McKune has extensive training and qualifications in areas such as rigging, scaffolding, firefighting, permit writing, and first aid.
The document provides an overview of Airbus' commercial aircraft programs for Deutsche Bank. It summarizes that the A320 family has over 4200 deliveries to over 200 customers, with production rates increasing. The A330/A340 program has over 1000 deliveries to over 100 customers with a backlog of 400 aircraft. The A380 program is moving past major challenges with a focus on stabilizing production and delivering improvements like increased design weights and connectivity enhancements.
This document discusses the use of flight simulators and training devices for pilot proficiency and competency. It provides a brief history of simulators from early devices like the Link Trainer to modern full motion simulators. Current products on the market include basic PC-based aviation training devices (PCATDs) that can be used at home, as well as more advanced options. The document encourages pilots to use these tools for scenario-based training and proficiency, as recommended by the FAA. It provides tips on setting up a basic home simulator system and resources for books, courses and software that can help pilots get the most out of simulator training.
This document describes a proposed military simulator designed to experiment with and train soldiers in ground-based search-and-rescue tactics. The simulator would be developed using the Unity game engine and allow multiplayer tactics testing against AI opponents. It aims to provide a freely available simulator to allow public experimentation and improvement of tactics. Key aspects of the proposed simulator include using behavior trees and utility-based AI to model opponent behavior dynamically based on tactical situations.
A400M Program Update
These slides were presented during the Trade Media 2012 event held at Madrid, Spain and Toulouse, France in May 2012.
The presentation was provided by Cedric Gautier, Head of the A400M program.
While we are at Toulouse, one of the test aircraft took off for tests on grass and other unpaved types of landing areas.
More than 1000 flights have been achieved to date with the A400M.
The initial delivery customers through 2013 will be France and Turkey.
Gautier discussed as well Gear Box issues identified last year and fixed as well as current efforts to deal with a different Gear Box issue identified during the recent return flight from the A400M Asian tour.
MSN7 which is the first operational delivery aircraft is expected for the French Air Force at the end of 2012 or the beginning of 2013. The first flight is for the third quarter of 2012.
An Airbus Military View on the LIft and Tanking Markets, May 2013ICSA, LLC
During the Airbus Military Trade Media Briefing 2013, held on May 29th and 30th 2013, Rafael Tentor, Senior Vice President of Programs, provided an overview of how the company views their market.
The key point is that with the new tanker and airlifter joining the CN-235 and C-295, the company appears well positioned for the period ahead.
The document provides a status update on flight testing of the A400M aircraft as of May 16, 2012. It reports that a total of 3,212 flight hours have been completed across 5 aircraft, with 1,094 total flights. The update summarizes achievements across various flight test areas, including crosswind testing, high altitude flights, air-to-air refueling contacts, and demonstration tours in Asia. Major objectives for 2012 include testing of military systems and operations from grass runways.
A330 MRTT Update 2012
These slides were presented during the Trade Media 2012 event held at Madrid, Spain and Toulouse, France in May 2012.
The slides were prepared for presentation by Antonio Caramazana, VP, Head of Airbus Military Derivatives, but he was on travel and not available to give the briefing.
In his stead, Francisco Carrasco, Director RSAF MRTT Program provided the briefing and answered questions.
The briefing provides an overview on the tanker and the status with the launch customers. The non-U.S. market of course is dominated by the A330 MRTT tanker.
Our design and modifications team provides solutions to civilian and military aircraft owners to increase the operating life of an aircraft. Typical services include: avionics updates, role or mission changes and cockpit upgrades.
Stephen Wilson is a Swiss/New Zealander with over 30 years of experience in civil and military aviation. He currently works as the technical manager of Qjet, an aircraft management company, and as an airworthiness surveyor for the Cayman Islands. He has extensive experience managing aircraft maintenance projects and operations. His skills include aircraft appraisals, maintenance planning, cost analysis, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
This document summarizes Textron's presentation at the 2015 Wells Fargo Industrial and Construction Conference. It discusses Textron's revenues, investments in new products, and financial highlights from 2014. Textron is investing to grow its aviation, industrial, and defense businesses organically and through acquisitions. New products discussed include the Cessna Citation Latitude jet, Bell 525 helicopter, and Scorpion aircraft. The presentation also reviews financial metrics and individual business segments.
Helitech - Leonardo Helicopters Division: Through-Life approach to the customerLeonardo
During Helitech 2016 Leonardo Helicopters Division presented the through-life approach to the customer: an overview of how Leonardo Helicopters is helping Customers master their helicopter operations
KLM engineering & maintenance provides technical training programs for various aircraft and engines, including the Airbus A330 powered by GE CF6 and PW4000 engines. With over 50 years of experience, KLM guarantees high-quality training that is both theoretical and practical. As an approved organization, KLM is authorized to provide maintenance training and certification in accordance with EASA regulations. The course catalog outlines various certification and familiarization courses for the A330 focused on line and base maintenance.
The document summarizes training programs at the Air Logistics Training Center (ALTC) located at NAS JRB Fort Worth. The ALTC offers maintenance and operations courses for various aircraft including the C-130, C-9B, and C-37. Courses include maintenance training, loadmaster training, and administration courses. The ALTC aims to expand training to additional aircraft and roles to support Navy and Marine aviation training needs.
The document discusses a "Flex Maintenance" concept for C-40A aircraft that blends organic Navy maintenance personnel with contracted maintenance support. It proposes a beta test of the concept at VR-58 squadron using 17 contractor maintainers and 25 organic Navy maintainers. The goal is to increase capabilities while reducing costs through strategic use of contractors and maintaining Navy oversight and standards.
European Rotors - PBN and GNSS for Rotorcraft OperationsLeonardo
Pier Luigi Parente and Patrizio Vanni are experts at Leonardo Helicopters and ENAV respectively who can provide more information on their PBN and GNSS capabilities and solutions.
Executive Transport Detatchment Sigonellakingstonmj
The document summarizes a project to replace an aircraft undergoing maintenance with a replacement asset from another command to continue operations. It involves transferring a C-20D aircraft from VR-1 to Executive Transport Detachment Sigonella for 9 weeks while their C-20A completes depot maintenance. Tables and timelines provide details on assets, requirements, budgets, and project goals to transfer the aircraft and complete necessary maintenance.
The Center for Surface Combat Systems (CSCS) trains over 38,000 sailors annually through 700 courses at 14 learning sites globally. Its mission is to develop and deliver surface combat systems training to achieve surface warfare superiority. It trains sailors on weapons and combat systems like the Aegis combat system, missiles, sonar and more. Recent investments include new simulators and expanding facilities to train sailors on new ships and technologies like the Littoral Combat Ship and ballistic missile defense systems.
SMi Group's 15th annual Military Airlift conference & exhibitionDale Butler
SMi Group's 15th annual Military Airlift conference & exhibition is coming to Rome this December following last year's very successful event in Seville.
This curriculum vitae provides personal and professional information about Serdar YAŞA. It summarizes his education in business administration and aircraft electronics from Anadolu University. It lists his work experience including roles as Technical Manager, Value Stream Manager, and Chief of Line Maintenance for various aviation companies. It also outlines his aircraft maintenance licenses, language proficiency, computer skills, and extensive training history.
Craig McKune has over 20 years of experience in the marine and oil and gas industries. He is currently working as an Operations Technician for ConocoPhillips, where he is responsible for marine deck operations, crane operations, and supervising safety systems. Previously, he held roles with BHP Petroleum including Chief Integrated Operator and Production Technician. McKune has extensive training and qualifications in areas such as rigging, scaffolding, firefighting, permit writing, and first aid.
The document provides an overview of Airbus' commercial aircraft programs for Deutsche Bank. It summarizes that the A320 family has over 4200 deliveries to over 200 customers, with production rates increasing. The A330/A340 program has over 1000 deliveries to over 100 customers with a backlog of 400 aircraft. The A380 program is moving past major challenges with a focus on stabilizing production and delivering improvements like increased design weights and connectivity enhancements.
This document discusses the use of flight simulators and training devices for pilot proficiency and competency. It provides a brief history of simulators from early devices like the Link Trainer to modern full motion simulators. Current products on the market include basic PC-based aviation training devices (PCATDs) that can be used at home, as well as more advanced options. The document encourages pilots to use these tools for scenario-based training and proficiency, as recommended by the FAA. It provides tips on setting up a basic home simulator system and resources for books, courses and software that can help pilots get the most out of simulator training.
This document describes a proposed military simulator designed to experiment with and train soldiers in ground-based search-and-rescue tactics. The simulator would be developed using the Unity game engine and allow multiplayer tactics testing against AI opponents. It aims to provide a freely available simulator to allow public experimentation and improvement of tactics. Key aspects of the proposed simulator include using behavior trees and utility-based AI to model opponent behavior dynamically based on tactical situations.
This document discusses whether multitasking improves productivity. While multitasking allows people to handle multiple tasks at once, it does not mean that more tasks are getting completed. Instead, multitasking spreads attention too thinly across tasks, which can decrease both productivity and quality. Employers asking employees to multitask often leads them to focus less on their main tasks, reducing productivity over the long run. Multitasking also reduces the quality of family time and final work products as full attention is not given to any one task. Overall, fully focusing on one task at a time is more efficient and leads to increases in both productivity and quality of life.
The document describes a military simulator system that utilizes various technologies to provide immersive and realistic training experiences. It uses virtual reality to create 360 degree visual environments, motion sensing to track user movements in real-time, and force feedback mechanisms like an electrified vest to simulate physical sensations like injuries. It also proposes using RFID microchips implanted in users to easily identify individuals and transmit medical data. The system aims to improve training outcomes for the military by more closely replicating real-world combat situations.
industrial psychology impact of job stress among atcos in civil aviation aut...sadh sumanlata
This document discusses a study on the impact of job stress among air traffic controllers (ATCOs) in the civil aviation industry in India. The study aims to identify stress drivers among ATCOs to help prevent accidents and ensure safety. A questionnaire was administered to 122 ATCOs to understand the relationship between stress and factors like performance pressure, role ambiguity, workload, and relationships. The results found that performance pressure and role ambiguity positively contributed to increased job stress and lower job satisfaction, while workload and relationships had insignificant impacts. The study provides recommendations for stress management techniques in the aviation industry.
Put your sales first by introducing the CAS Aviation Suite. It allows you to...
...formalize your product knowledge in a structured, understandable and intuitive way
...accelerate and professionalize your sales processes
...create seamless links between sales, engineering and after sales tasks
...transform monolithic and engineering-oriented sales processes into modular, catalogue-oriented processes
This document discusses additive layer manufacturing (ALM) applications for space equipment. It describes four case studies of ALM applications: 1) copper foil gilded for antenna reflectors, 2) integral co-curing of ultra-light sandwich composites for antenna skins, 3) composite tanks and structures for launch vehicles, and 4) titanium brackets for antenna reflectors. It also discusses ALM processes, materials, Astrium's qualification logic for ALM parts, and the general status of ALM at Airbus and EADS. The document is confidential and its content is the property of Astrium.
The Airbus Telemetry Centre in Toulouse, France acts as the "mission control" for flight testing, allowing engineers and specialists to monitor up to three test flights simultaneously from the ground. Live data and video transmitted from the aircraft enable issues to be identified and addressed in real-time, improving safety and efficiency. Specialists across multiple sites can analyze telemetry, maximizing input. This enhances understanding of flight conditions and aircraft performance. The Telemetry Centre plays a key role in optimizing flight tests and reducing development time.
Soaring to New Heights With a PDM Light BackboneAras
Author: Vincent Soumier, Airbus
Aras Innovator was selected as PDM Light backbone of the Airbus application landscape. The needed competence, supply chain and infrastructure is now fully set-up and in operation. The agile and innovative development framework allows Airbus to develop new ideas and match with changing demands of the business. To support the growth of ideas, a Centre of Competence was created and a ‘green house’ was built for rapid prototyping purposes.
This document discusses the impact of digital technologies on military training and education. It covers how simulation and online learning tools are being used more extensively to prepare personnel in a more cost-effective manner. While live training remains important, the simulation and training market exceeds $6.6 billion annually and allows militaries to train more individuals for less cost compared to live exercises. The document outlines various simulation technologies and how their use is driven by decreasing costs and the ability to expose more trainees to realistic scenarios.
Technical Staff Training. Jean-Franзois Gallegos, Training Solutions Deployme...ATOEvents
PRACTICAL SESSION D. Technical Staff Training
Jean-Franзois Gallegos, Training Solutions Deployment Training and Flight Operations – STSC, Airbus
Igor Ivanovsky, Training Center Director, Engineering – the Aviation Maintenance Holding
Tamara Furenkova, Assistant Head of Language Division of Transaero Aviation Training Centre
Giovanni Simonetti, Project Manager, ENAC
This is in the Ignite format. 20 slides in 5 minutes, given at Microsoft's Modern Jago venue in Shoreditch London. An overview of defence training and the technology that supports it with a view to the future.
The document discusses issues with the unprofitable Bon Star Hotel (BSH) due to mismanagement and underutilization. It proposes that Krieg Corp reposition BSH by refurbishing facilities, hiring new management, outsourcing services, and rebranding as the Bon Star Business Center (BSBC) to provide both hotel and office space. A multi-phase plan is outlined to improve operations and profitability through 2022.
The document provides an overview of the Airbus A320 family of aircraft, which includes the A318, A319, A320, and A321 models. It notes that the A320 family are narrow-body, commercial passenger jets used for short-to-medium range flights. Final assembly occurs in France, Germany, and China. In June 2012, Airbus announced plans to begin assembly of some models in Mobile, Alabama as well.
Due to recurrent lack of on time delivery of Drilling grid (made of a 2cm thick aluminium pad), 3D printing can potentially propose an alternative enlightened solution in 3D printing (topology optimization).
Speakers
Sébastien Haudrechy, Engineer, Airbus Group Aerospace
Strategic Alliance Proposal between Mahindra Aerospace and Airbus MilitaryKaran Jaidka
The document proposes a strategic alliance between Mahindra Aerospace and Airbus Military to jointly manufacture transport aircraft for the Indian Air Force. It discusses the business case for the alliance, including favorable government regulations supporting increased FDI in defense and an upcoming contract for 56 new transport aircraft. Mahindra would benefit from Airbus' technology and expertise, while Airbus gains access to the Indian market. The document analyzes potential partners and selects Airbus Military, then outlines the negotiation process and considerations for managing the alliance long-term.
Mapping the Business Model(Osterwalder Canvas) and Marketing Strategies of ET...Sarathy Kalaichelvan
The document discusses Etihad Airways' international marketing strategy using the airline as a case study. It analyzes Etihad's business model, strategic concepts, opportunities, and recommendations. Specifically, it covers Etihad's product lines, differentiation strategy, key partners, resources, cost structure, customer segments, and value proposition. In conclusion, it recommends Etihad maintain regional brand awareness, focus on relationships with suppliers for advantages, pursue continuous innovation, and target the business/first class market.
Este documento resume los principales tipos de contratos aeronáuticos según la legislación argentina. Describe contratos de utilización como la locación y el fletamento de aeronaves, así como contratos de transporte de pasajeros, equipajes, carga y correo. También cubre temas como el intercambio de aeronaves, el charter aeronáutico y el trabajo aéreo. En resumen, provee una clasificación general de los diferentes contratos relacionados con la industria aeronáutica según la ley argentina.
Aircraft Finite Element Modelling for structure analysis using Altair ProductsAltair
The Airbus airframe design process has considerably evolved since 20 years with the constant improvement of numerical simulation capability and the computational means capacity. Today the size of Finite Element Models for aircraft structural behaviour study is exceeding the boundary of airframe components (fuselage section, wing); for the A350, a very large scale non-linear model of more than 60 million degrees of freedom has been developed to secure the static test campaign. This communication will illustrate the partnership with Altair and the use of Altair products for the creation and verification of very large models at Airbus. It will deal with: - Geometry preparation - Meshing - Property assignment - Assembly - Checking More generally, numerical simulation will play more and more a major role in the aircraft process, from the development of new concepts / derivatives to the support of the in-service fleet. Then, this presentation will also state the coming needs regarding model creation tools to cope with Airbus strategy.
Speakers
Marion Touboul, Ingénieur en Simulation Numérique - Calcul Structure, Airbus Opérations SAS
Airbus had a very successful 2006, with the second highest number of new orders and delivering the most aircraft ever. In 2007, they have already received 854 new orders but have so far only delivered 330 aircraft, though their target is around 450 deliveries for the year. Airbus' core technology policy focuses on applying proven, mature technologies in new ways to provide tangible benefits for all stakeholders while balancing costs and risks.
Daedalus Aviation Group provides full-scope aviation support services, including logistics, maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), training, and spare parts support. It has a global presence through offices in the Netherlands, United States, and partnerships worldwide. Daedalus aims to be a one-stop-shop for military and civilian aviation customers through an integrated approach and network of partners.
Effective air traffic management critical for efficient and sustainable aviation growth.
NATS has worked with Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and UAE to support the safety efficiency and environmental performance of their airspace and has appointed John Swift as Director, NATS Middle East, to establish a permanent presence in the region. Demonstrating NATS’ strong commitment to the region, John is based in Abu Dhabi and responsible for developing the current and future Middle East activities into a significant, sustainable business.
The document summarizes Textron Aviation's 2015 Analyst Meeting. It discusses 2015 accomplishments including the integration of Cessna and Beechcraft, new product certifications, and financial performance. It provides an overview of Textron Aviation's product lines in jets, turboprops, and pistons as well as defense products. The presentation outlines the company's focus on sales and marketing, the market environment, customer service network, and world-class manufacturing operations.
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Ted Bouchier has over 30 years of experience in the aerospace industry, currently serving as the Manager of Field Operations at United Technologies where he oversees technical support for landing gear and wheel/brake divisions globally. In this role, he develops specialized tooling, trains technicians, and ensures customer satisfaction through leadership and relationship building. His background also includes experience as a machinist, assembler, and technical instructor for various aircraft landing gear systems.
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Etihad Airways has established an extensive supply chain management system to support its operations as one of the fastest growing airlines in the world. The summary analyzes key aspects of Etihad's supply chain including:
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Frank Connor, EVP & CFO of Textron, presented at the VRP Industrials Conference. The presentation included: an overview of Textron's business segments and 2013 revenues; a discussion of new product investments and acquisitions across segments; and forward-looking statements noting risks and uncertainties that could impact projections.
Contractair Limited provides complete aircraft ferry and delivery operations support services. They employ over 350 flight crews worldwide to support commercial and VIP aviation clients. Their services include providing qualified pilots, handling flight planning and permissions, and coordinating ground support. Clients can choose individual services or a comprehensive package tailored to their needs.
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Textron provides an overview of its business segments and growth strategies. It discusses new product investments across aircraft, industrial, and defense segments. These include the Citation Latitude, Bell 505 and 525 helicopters, and the V-280 Valor tiltrotor technology demonstrator. Textron aims to grow organically and through acquisitions while executing on programs like the H-1 helicopter, V-22 Osprey, and Scorpion unmanned aircraft. Financial results are discussed briefly and forward-looking statements are provided.
This 3-sentence summary provides an overview of the key points from the document:
The document discusses Textron's businesses, new products and M&A activity, and highlights strong cash flows that allow for reinvestment in growth. Textron is focused on innovation across its aviation, industrial, and defense segments to drive new product development and expand globally. However, the document notes various risks and uncertainties that could impact Textron's future performance.
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This document summarizes Frank Connor's presentation at the Goldman Sachs Industrials Conference. It discusses Textron's strategy of investing in new products and acquisitions to drive future growth across its business segments, which include aviation, industrial, and defense. Key points covered include new aircraft and helicopter models in development at Bell and Cessna, and unmanned systems and weapons programs at Textron Systems. The presentation also highlights Textron's focus on international expansion and improving profitability through operational excellence.
Singapore is the top MRO hub in Asia, contributing $4.6 billion to the region's aerospace industry. MRO activities dominate Singapore's aerospace sector, accounting for 90% of the industry. High growth is forecasted for aircraft fleets in Asia, with a 50% increase expected from 2008 to 2030. The Singapore government aims to develop the aerospace industry through initiatives like attracting investments from major companies, building infrastructure like the Seletar Aerospace Park, and establishing R&D clusters and talent pipelines.
The document provides an overview of Textron Inc.'s business segments and strategies for future growth. It discusses Textron Aviation, Industrial, Bell, Systems, and Finance segments. It highlights new product investments and acquisitions to expand globally and pursue growth opportunities in aircraft, helicopters, defense, and finance. The presentation ends with forward-looking statements and risk factor disclosures.
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Aero Industrial Sales (AIS) has been recognized as a trusted partner for African aviation through its longstanding relationships and support for major and regional African airlines. AIS provides a comprehensive range of services including provisioning of spare parts, excess inventory management, aircraft repair, and supply of ground support equipment. It has partnered with TLD Group to supply state-of-the-art ground support equipment and provide training to airline mechanics in Africa. AIS's expertise and commitment to African aviation have earned it several awards and certifications, cementing its role as a key player in the development of the industry across the continent.
NATS brochure illustrating our proven expertise in maximising airport performance in the Asia Pacific region.
NATS leads the aviation industry in business and technological development, offering wide ranging expertise
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TRIGO Group's Aerospace Business Line has been providing quality solutions for over 25 years, delivering comprehensive solutions across Europe, Asia, and America with over 400 personnel. Due to TRIGO's extensive experience in quality management and inspection across aerospace and automotive, they have developed a sophisticated solution platform to address challenges in the global aerospace supply chain.
This document contains a summary of Glen Wiltshire's employment history and qualifications. He has over 15 years of experience as an aircraft maintenance engineer working on military and commercial helicopters and fixed wing aircraft. His most recent role is as an Operations Planner at Airbus Helicopters Australia Pacific where he plans maintenance activities and ensures safety compliance. He holds various qualifications in aircraft maintenance, management, quality auditing and safety.
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The document summarizes Textron's business segments and financial highlights from 2014. It discusses the company's aircraft, industrial, and systems divisions. Key points include Textron Aviation expanding its product line and service footprint, Bell Helicopter executing balanced military and commercial growth, and Textron Systems expanding its global presence and customer base. The summary also notes Textron's strong financial position with low debt levels and capital available for acquisitions and share repurchases.
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The document provides an update on the V-22 Osprey Joint Program Office. It summarizes the current status of the V-22 fleet including aircraft delivered and in service with the USMC, USAF, USN and Government of Japan. It outlines key modernization efforts like the Common Configuration - Readiness and Modernization program and improvements to the nacelle, degraded visual environment capabilities, and integrated aircraft survivability equipment. Recent significant events, exercises, and humanitarian relief missions involving the V-22 are also summarized.
The title of the Williams Foundation Seminar held on October 24, 2019 was “the requirements for fifth generation manoeuvre.” But those presentations which dealt with the industry and the government-industry relationship highlighted that the legacy approach to setting requirements which not deliver effectively fifth-generation manoeuvre capabilities.
The industrial-government eco system is evolving and that evolution needs to deliver cross-domain integration which requires government and industry to work together more effectively. And moving passed stove-piped platform acquisition and finding ways to shape Australian defense architectures which can subsume systems bought abroad within a more integrated Australian set of capabilities are two of the key tasks facing the Australian defense system.
The Deputy Secretary of the Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group provided his perspective in his presentation to the Seminar.
The title of the Williams Foundation Seminar held on October 24, 2019 was “the requirements for fifth generation manoeuvre.” But those presentations which dealt with the industry and the government-industry relationship highlighted that the legacy approach to setting requirements which not deliver effectively fifth-generation manoeuvre capabilities.
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Richard Czumak of Lockheed Martin provided his perspective in his presentation to the Seminar.
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The title of the Williams Foundation Seminar held on October 24, 2019 was “the requirements for fifth generation manoeuvre.” But those presentations which dealt with the industry and the government-industry relationship highlighted that the legacy approach to setting requirements which not deliver effectively fifth-generation manoeuvre capabilities.
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The head of Northrup Grumman Australia, Chris Deeble, provided his perspective in his presentation to the Seminar.
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BRIG Ian Langford, the head of Army’s Land Capability programs highlighted at the Williams Foundation Seminar held in Canberra, Australia, October 24, 2019, how he saw the Army adapting to the new environment and contributing to fifth generation manoeuvre.
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The Commander of the RAAF’s Air Warfare Centre, AIRCDRE Phil Gordon focused on the changing nature of C2 at the Williams Foundation Seminar on the Changing Requirements for Fifth Generation Maneuver held in Canberra, Australia, October 24, 2019.
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This briefing was prepared for delivery at the BIDEC 2019 Conference.
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It is one thing to solve performance challenges when you have plenty of time, money, and expertise available. Many performance experts have deep knowledge of a specific system and work on large-scale problems where investing time and effort to get a fantastic result is the norm.
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La defensa del expresidente Juan Orlando Hernández, declarado culpable por narcotráfico en EE. UU., solicitó este viernes al juez Kevin Castel que imponga una condena mínima de 40 años de prisión.
19 जून को बॉम्बे हाई कोर्ट ने विवादित फिल्म ‘हमारे बारह’ को 21 जून को थिएटर में रिलीज करने का रास्ता साफ कर दिया, हालांकि यह सुनिश्चित करने के बाद कि फिल्म निर्माता कुछ आपत्तिजनक अंशों को हटा दें।
2. Leading with the most efficient
and versatile solutions
Integrated solutions
Customer support
Training & Operations
MRO
Engineering
Material
IT solutions
2
3. A proven and robust product portfolio
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Aircraft in operation Number of FH Total Operators Strategic Operators
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225
89
10
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+3.261.000 FH
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Vietnam Marine Police
Spanish Air Force,
French Air Force,
Turkish Air Force, USCG,
Korean Air Force
, UAE Air force, Saudi Air
force, Astralian Air force ,
UK air force
Polish Air Force, Brazilian Air
Force, Portuguese Air Force,
Spanish Air Force, Egyptian Air
Force, Indonesian Air Force
Spanish Air Force
Brazilian Air Force
French Air Force, Turkish
Air Force, UK Air Force,
German Air Force, Spanish
Air Force, Malaysian Air
Force, Belgian Air Force,
Luxembourg Air Force
Fully proven family of transport and mission aircraft, covering a wide variety of
military missions.
* FH for test and certification
4. Global Airbus Military products & operators
Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Fugro Airborne Surveys
United States
Aerocontractors
AARCORP (Presidential Airways)
Bering
Bighorn Aviation
Conoco Phillips Alaska
EvergreenHelicopters inc.
Navy
L3
Rampart Aviation
Ryan Air
Samaritan’s Purse
U.S.Coast Guard *
US Special Operations
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Mexico
Air Force
Navy
Policía Federal Preventiva
Panama
S.A.N.Panama
Colombia
Ecuador
Army
Navy
Air Force *
Army
Navy
Bolivia
Chile
Air Force
Air Force
Army
Navy
Argentina
Prefectura Naval
Argentina
Uruguay
Air Force
Paraguay
Transportes
Aéreos Militares
Brazil
Air Force
Suriname
Air Force
Venezuela
Naval Aviation
Dominican Rep.
Air Force
Belgium/
Luxembourg
CAE Aviation
UK
Royal Air Force
Ireland
IrishAir Corps
France
Air Force
Centre d'enssais en vol
Finet France SA
Societe Aerostock
Spain
Air Force
INTA
Guardia Civil
SASEMAR
Secretaría Gen. Pesca
Serv.Vigilancia Fiscal
Portugal
Air Force
Morocco
Royal Air
Force
Senegal
Air Force
Burkina Faso
Air Force
Ghana
Air Force
Togo
Air Force
Gabon
Air Force
Air Service
Rep. of Congo
Aeroservice
Angola
Air Force
Botswana
Defence
Force
South Africa
Air Force
Fortune Air
Lesotho
Defence Force
Zimbabwe
Air Force
Kenya
Turbine Services
Cameroon
Air Force *
Algeria
Air Force
Lybia
Planning
Secretariat
Egypt
Air Force *
Italy
Com.Aeronautica
Emiliana
Magister Ludi
Germany
Air Force
Finland
Air Force
Poland
Air Force
Czech Republic
Air Force
Kazakhstan
Air Force
Turkey
Air Force
Coastguard
Navy
Afghanistan
EastHorizon Airlines
Pakistan
Air Force
Navy South Korea
KoreaCoast Guard
Rep. Of Korea Air
Force
Thailand
Royal Thai Army
Royal Thai Police
Ministry of
Agriculture
Malaysia
Royal Malaysian
Air Force
Malta
Medavia
Jordan
Royal Air Force
Saudi Arabia
Royal Air
Force
Yemen
Air Force
Oman
Royal Oman
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Royal Air
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UAE
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Indonesia
Airfast
Air Force
Army
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Merpati Nusantara
Airlines
Mantrust
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PLP Curug
Polri
PT-Gatari
SMAC Australia
Royal Australian Air Force
Fugro Airborne Surveys
Skytraders Australia
Kiribati
Air Kiribati
Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea
Defence Force
Brunei
Air Force
Vietnam
MarinePolice
1000 aircraft sold 66 countries 138 operators 4600000 Flying Hours
A true global presence
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5. Services strategy reminder
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• Technical Publications
• Training Services
• Technical Support
• Spare Parts, Material Support
• Configuration management and
continuous airworthiness
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Fleet Operations
Engineering Services
Advanced Logistics
PBH Services
Depth
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Aircrew &
Resource
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Operations
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Supply Chain
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Management
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deployment
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Product Support & Services Full In-Service Support
Ensure sustainable & profitable growth becoming the Services
Model for all programmes (M&L/MRTT and A400M)
6. FISS Model approach
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•To obtain best operational performance and benefit from an integrated
service focused on customer needs
•Full in Service Support including different packages, from spare parts
availability(FISS Material) to Mission availability(FISS Mission)
Key advantages
Customerfocus on their business
Fixed budget
Spare part availability guaranteed
Fleet availabilityguaranteed
Mission availabilityguaranteed
FISS = Fixed Budgeting +
Guaranteed Availability in a Single
Contract
7. FISS customers distribution
7
Mexico
FISS material:
C295(6) (SEDENA)
FISS material:
CN235(2)(SEMAR) &
C295 (4) (SEMAR)
U.K.
FISS mission:
A330 FSTA (14)
Finland
FISS fleet: C295 (3)
Colombia
FISS material: C295(4)
Brazil
FISS material:
C295 (12) & P3 (9)
France
FISS material:
C212(3)
FISS fleet:
CN235 (23)
FISS: A400M
Portugal
FISS fleet:
C295 (12)
Spain
FISS material:
CN235(GC)(2) & P3 (EA)(3)
FISS fleet: C 212 (MAPA)(3)
FISS mission: C212
(SVA)(4)
Airbus Military accumulates more than 23 years of
experience in providing Full in service support (FISS)
UAE
Saudi Arabia
FISS: MRTT
FISS: MRTT
Australia
FISS: MRTT
Total : 87 aircraft/ 11 customers / More than 35000
FH/year
Blue = FISS contract 2012-2013
8. Services Revenues Evolution (2012-2020)
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2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2018 2020
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14.42%
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continuous
growth in
services has
produced a
robust
organization
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on the A400M
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9. Services transformation
9
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project has been
conducted from 2009 in
order to secure A400M
and MRTT Entry into
Service ramp up of
activities and improve
customer satisfaction.
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Services Centers of
competences.
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been taken in front of the
customer to show facts &
evidence of its
improvements in 2013
10. We offer the best support solution when
and where customers need it
Sweden
Finland
• Jyvaskyla
Poland
• Warsaw
• Mielec
Turkey
•Kayseri
Vietnam
Australia
• Brisbane
India
• Bangalore
U.A.E
• Abu Dhabi
Arabia Saudi
• Riyadh
Gabon
Ghana
Ecuador
United states
• Alabama
Portugal
• Alverca
Spain
• Valencia
• Madrid
• Seville
• Las palmas
France
• Creil
• Dinard
• Toulouse
Germany
• Hamburg
Panama
Korea
AM services centers
AM services external network
Most recent working parties
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Customer Service presence in more than 60 countries.
11. Most recent new services facilities
Arabia Saudi
• Riyadh
Brazil
• Rio de Janeiro
Colombia
• Bogotá
France
•Orleans
U.K.
• Brize Norton
11
Indonesia
• Bandung
U.A.E
• Abu Dhabi
Chile
• Santiago
de chile
Future developments
New services facilities 2012-2013
12. Selected Services campaigns
12
Spain
France
Oman
Canada
USA
Colombia
Peru
Chile
Brazil
•Air force: P-3:
Spares
•FISS: A400M
•Air force: CN235: FISS
•Air force/DGA: A330: ILS
•FISS: A400M
•Air force 5 C295:
FISS
•USCG 4 CN235:FISS
•FMS: 10 CN235: ILS
•Navy: ·NC235: ILS
•Air force C295.
ILS+FISS
•Air force: C295:
Spares/GSE
•Air force 3C295AWS:FISS
•Navy: 3C295: Spares
•Air force 6 C295: FISS
•Air force: 3C295TR &
3C295MPA: ILS
•Air force: P-3:MRO
•Air force: 12C295: FISS
•Air force 4
C295: FISS
India
•Air force: 6 A330:
FISS
•Air force: 6 A330:ILS
•Air force: 56
C295TR:ILS
Kazaskhstan
•Air force: 8 C295:
FISS
•Air force: 2
C295:ILS
Ghana
•Air force: 2
C295: ILS+FISS
Indonesia
•Air force C295:
ILS
Poland
•Navy: ·3C295AWS:
IPL+ILS
•Air force: C295: FFS
Cameroon
•MoD: CN235MPA:
ILS
Egypt
•Air force:
C295:ILS
U.K.
•Air force
:A400M:FISS
Belgium
•Air force
:A400M:FISS
Germany
•Air force
:A400M:FISS
Luxembourg
•Air force
:A400M:FISS
Turkey
•Air force :A400M:FISS
•Air force A400M:
FISS
Malaysia
13. A330MRTT already in service
Delivered 13
Aircraft:
5 RAAF
4 FSTA
3 RSAF
1 UAE
Support in
place:
Qantas
Air tanker
ECAS
AMMROC
Operational
data:
3302 FH
1433 Flights
In service as of
Jan 2013
More than
12000 spares
and Ground
Support
Equipments´
delivered.
13
14. MRTT- RAAF- Australia
14
ACHIEVEMENTS:
5 A/C in Service operated by RAAF / 2 years total operation
Full in Service Support contract has been signed for 22 years. Qantas Defense (QDS)
is prime contractor providing on site support to the RAAF with the support of Airbus
Military in back office as aircraft OEM
Contractor Support Organisation (CSO) responsible for managing all engineering and
ILS supported by Airbus Military
RAAF will perform Operational Maintenance and QDS will be responsible for deeper
maintenance
RAAF Computer based training successfully installed
NEXT MILESTONES:
Spare Parts Catalogue:
Spares & GSEs Delivery &
Acceptance
Training Courses
approved by Commonwealth
of Australia
15. MRTT- FSTA- UK
15
ACHIEVEMENTS:
Local footprint in UK – AM subsidiary located in Air
Tanker Services facilities (deployed team of 5 people)
Operation under Civil and Military register
EASA Part M & Part 145 approval for Air Tanker
Services
First two C-check on time for Voyager Aircraft
Technical queries performance: 98% on time
Flown virtually every day – extremely high reliability
MILESTONES 2013:
Batch III Spares & GSEs Delivery
& Acceptance
Release to Service
Enhanced Defensive Aids System
16. MRTT- RSAF – Saudi Arabia
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ACHIEVEMENTS:
Airbus Military provides:
Three year total support package starts at a/c 1
delivery
Further three-years of Full In Service Support are
being negotiated
Initial training + Training devices
Full in Service support
Local support (35people)
In-service OEM support (from Spain)
Repairs and mandatory service bulletins
Major spares
Plus
RSAF creating own training centre
Air to Air trials in Spain with EF2000 and Tornado
MILESTONES 2013:
Spares & GSEs
Delivery &
Acceptance
Training Courses
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Aircraft acquisition includes from Airbus Military…
3 aircraft (first delivered 2Q13)
Initial support package
Full integrated Support provided by (AMMROC) for
UAE with Airbus Military support as aircraft OEM.
includes…
Aircraft maintenance management
Equipment repairs and reprovisioning
Aircraft manufacturer support
Training devices maintenance
ACHIEVEMEMTS 2012:
Operational test and evaluation phase successful in
UAE
AMMROC partnership in place
EIS team ready for local support
Most of the first batch of spares for EIS delivered
MILESTONES 2013:
Integrated
ProceduresTrainer /
Part Task Trainer
Delivery & Acceptance
Batch III Spares &
GSEs
Delivery &
Acceptance
Batch III Training
18. A400M Entry into service : France
A400M entry into service is a real challenge
for our teams and we are now all ready to
provide an outstanding performance.
A400M first customer: France signed a customized Support Contract in February 2013
for an initial period of 18 months.
France is relying on two elements to achieve a successful service of its new A400M :
Training: A training centre is under development in Orleans and will be
managed by Airbus Military
Support: Classical support, provided through the Launch Contracts will be
complemented by Customised support,
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19. A400M - France: Service and support
Full In Service Support
Classical
support
services- ILS
(spares, tech
support,….)
Customized
support
contract
Maintenance
assistance &
training
Fleet
management
Technical support
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Will
be combined
to offer a full
service covering
Spares & repair
supply chain
operation
20. French AF support organisation
FAF base in Orleans
AiM subsidiary in
Orleans (~25
people)
LINE
MAINTENANCE
Prop/Batt/Tyres shops
INTEGRATION of all services
Fleet Mgnt Support
MAT. SUPPORT TECH. SUPPORTMAINTENANCE
Local WH
operation
A/C Maintenance
team
+ QEC Bay
CSRs
+
Tech Eng.
Order Desk
Shipmt - Repair
Suppliers Mgmt
SIAé
+
San Pablo MRO
AMTAC
+
Design - OEMs
AiM back-
office
A fully integrated service covering
all maintenance activities,
provided to FAF through local
subsidiary, and supported by all
back–office specialists and MROS
21. Turkish AF support organisation
TURAF base in
Kayseri
AiM subsidiary in
Kayseri (~10
people)
MAINTENANCE
Prop/Batt/Tyres shops
MAT. SUPPORT TECH. SUPPORTMAINTENANCE
Spares
supply chain
mgt
A/C Maintenance
team
+ QEC Bay
CSRs
.
Order Desk
Shipmt - Repair
Suppliers Mgmt
TURAF MRO
+
San Pablo MRO
AMTAC
+
Design - OEMs
AiM back-
office
TURAF services scope is under
finalisation; same principle applies
with a local subsidiary acting as
the prime interface with TURAF
22. A400M Entry into service: UK
Support:
Airbus Military is currently negotiating with both UK & FR a joint customised
support contract to offer a full service to support A400M
Training
UK training service contract was signed in February 2013, covering a full
installation and operation of UK training centre in Brize Norton by Airbus Military
and Thales.
UK
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23. A400M Customer Nations programme
8 Countries, 8 Operators, 174 Aircraft
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A400M
France
2013
10
A400M
Turkey
2013
53
A400M
Germany
2014
22
A400M
U.K.
2014
4
A400M
Malaysia
2015
27
A400M
Spain
2016
7
A400M
Belgium
2019
1
A400M
Luxemburg
2019
All Nations are benefitting from the jointly contracted Integrated
Logistic Support elements of the Launch Contract.
The additional customized Full in-service support elements are
following the plan:
FISS offer delivered to Turkey in March 2013.
United Kingdom FISS contract expected end 2013.
Germany will issue RFP before year end.
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