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ISSN 1718-7966 July 8, 2013 / Vol. 396WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINESRead by thousands of aviation professionals and technical decision-makers every weekwww.avitrader.comWORLD NEWSBritishAirwayswelcomesthe firstAirbus A380to its fleet.Airbus nowhas a recordbacklog of5,109 aircraft- ensuringmore thanseven yearsof sustainedproduction.Alitalia needs 250m boostAlitalia, Italy’s beleaguered flagcarrier, needs a further 250m( 321m) to stay in business, having already raised 95m fromshareholders including Air FranceKLM, which holds a 25% stake.The airline’s new CEO, Gabriele Del Torchio, told reporters inRome that he wanted to be ‘veryclear and transparent: we needfinancing’, adding that he wouldappeal to Alitalia’s bankers for anextended line of credit. The airline posted 1Q13 losses of 157mand holds net debt of 1.02bn.Abu Dhabi’s 50bn promiseReports have emerged revealingthat Abu Dhabi promised Indiathat it would invest up to 50bnin infrastructure in exchange fora four-fold increase in passengertraffic to the sub-continent, from13,330 seats per week to 50,000per week over the next three years.The deal, sealed in April, came twodays before Abu Dhabi’s Etihad secured a 24% stake in India’s JetAirways for 379m. India recentlybrought in legislation allowing foreign carriers to buy up to a 49%stake in domestic airlines.Kenya Airways no-frillsKenya Airways plans to launcha low-cost carrier this year in amove designed to expand theNairobi-based airline’s presence ineastern Africa. Group CEO Dr Titus Naikuni told Arabian Businessthat the new carrier would startas a low-cost domestic service before expanding regionally. KenyaAirways, a Sky Team member,has a codeshare with Etihad andhopes to capitalise on Abu Dhabi’sposition as a regional hub to drivetraffic to sub-Saharan Africa.AirbusFirst-half order tally shows big rises for Airbus, BoeingBoeing delivers 16 787 Dreamliners in Q2 after first quarter groundingAirbus and Boeing have postedsignificant increases in commercial aircraft orders and deliveriesat the half-way point of 2013,compared to the year before, withAirbus tripling its overall ordersand Boeing recording a respectable 66% rise.The increase was expected, withthe Paris Air Show, the world’sbiggest for commercial aircraft,falling in June, while last year’smajor show, in Farnborough inthe UK, took place in July.The Chicago-based airframerwill be buoyed by an order bookshowing 790 firm bookings forthe year, with 114 purchases ofwidebody jets including 82 for itsall-new 787 Dreamliner, taking thetotal up to 930 for the model.Airbus’ widebody order bookcomes out at 758 orders to datefor 2013, including 100 bookingsfor the A350XWB, its carbon composite answer to Boeing’s 787,and which was given a firm voteof confidence in Paris, with 59 orders from three customers. TheAirbus v Boeing: Orders and DeliveriesThrough June 2013 - ss OrdersTotal8217790306Source: Company websitesairframer also signed a landmarkMOU for 20 Airbus A380 ‘superjumbos’ from Doric Asset Finance,with the deal due to be finalisedwithin a few months.earlier in the year over batteryproblems. It delivered a record 16787s in the second quarter, compared to only one in the first threemonths of the year.Boeing kept slightly ahead of its rival in delivering new aircraft, withfirst-half deliveries up 7% from ayear earlier. The rate of deliveriesincreased in the second quarter asit was forced to delay 787 deliveries when the plane was groundedAirbus, meanwhile, now has5,109 aircraft in its backlog - anall-time record that marks morethan seven years of sustained production - after booking 241 ordersin Paris. Deliveries were well up onlast year’s first-half total of 279.
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3AviTrader WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINESAIRCRAFT & ENGINE NEWSFirefly welcomes first ATR 72-600Firefly, Malaysia Airlines’ subsidiary carrier hastaken ownership of its first brand-new ATR72-600. The aircraft is the first of 20 latestgeneration firm ATRs, plus 16 options, ordered by Malaysia Airlines in December 2012.Firefly currently operates 12 ATR 72-500s,and with the arrival of the new ATR 72-600swill almost triple its exclusively ATR 72 aircraftfleet, taking the total to over 30 aircraft.IBA manages transition of first A340-600 aircraft into secondary marketIBA completed the transition of an ex-Virgin Atlantic A340-600 aircraft into Hi-FlyMalta. The aircraft is the first of its type to transition into the secondary market following its redelivery from Virgin last year. IBA acted as Technical Adviser to a syndicateof banks during both, the original redelivery from Virgin and for the delivery to Hi-Fly. According to IBA’s Jet Data database there are 97 A340-600 aircraft currently inservice of which three are parked in Tarbes.British Airways’ first A380 arrives atHeathrow homeBritish Airways is the first UK carrier to takedelivery of the A380, the world’s largest commercial jet. British Airways is also the first airline in Europe to operate both the A380 andthe Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the first two ofwhich landed at Heathrow in the last weekof June. The airline announced that the veryfirst long-haul flight on the A380 to Los Angeles will be on September 24, 2013.Nepal Airlines firms up order for twoAirbus A320 aircraft with SharkletsNepal’s national flag carrier, Nepal AirlinesCorporation (NAC) signed a firm order for twoAirbus A320 aircraft equipped with Sharkletfuel saving wing tip devices, following a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreed inApril. The A320 was chosen for its uniqueperformance capability required for high altitude airport operations and its flexibility thatenables it to be deployed on a wide varietyof routes. Equipped with Sharklets to deliverunbeatable economics and up to four percentreduction in fuel burn, the aircraft will be thecornerstone of NAC’s modernised fleet.Hi-Fly’s newest aircraft, the first A340-600 to transition into the secondary marketHainan Airlines takes delivery of first787 DreamlinerHainan Airlines took delivery of the airline’sfirst 787 Dreamliner, which is the first of 10787s for the airline. Hainan Airlines will firstoperate the Dreamliner on a domestic routefrom Beijing to Haikou. Thereafter, the airline will deploy the 787 on its North Americaroutes, increasing the frequency of its BeijingSeattle, Beijing-Toronto and Beijing-Chicagoservices, with several new destinations.Italian Police receive first two AW139HelicoptersAgustaWestland reported that the Italian Police has taken delivery of its first two AW139intermediate twin engine helicopters onschedule. These helicopters will be operatedby the 1st Aviation Unit of the Italian Policeand based at Pratica di Mare, close to Rome.Additional aircraft will be delivered to theHi Fly Aerocustomer in the coming months. The contract, which was signed in July, last year, includes a total of eight AW139 helicopters.Rex purchases seven SAAB 340BplusaircraftRegional Express (Rex) purchased seven latestgeneration Saab 340Bplus aircraft. The aircraftwere originally operating in the Rex fleet under a lease which expired on 2nd July 2013.The acquisition was funded by Rex’s operatingcash flows. The purchase brings the numberof Saab 340 aircraft owned by Rex to 33.Airstream arranges purchase andlease of one ATR42-500 to HeviliftGroup of Papua New GuineaAirstream International Group arranged incollaboration with a large US based Lessor,the purchase and onward lease of 1 ATR42500, to Hevilift Group. MSN501, previouslyTunisia’s Syphax Airlines orders the A320neo and theA320ceoGaruda Indonesia takes delivery of first 777300ERSyphax Airlines, a new Tunisian based airline, confirmed itsorder to buy three A320neo. The order is the first time anAfrican based carrier has ordered the NEO and marks a significant breakthrough for Airbus in one of the world’s fastestdeveloping markets. Syphax have also ordered three A320ceoaircraft. The aircraft will be powered by CFM engines.Boeing and Garuda Indonesia celebrated the arrival of theairline’s first 777-300ER (Extended Range) in Jakarta on July2nd. The long-haul, twin-aisle airplane is the first of 10 777300ERs delivered to the airline and is a key component ofthe Garuda Indonesia’s Quantum Leap fleet revitalizationprogram.First A320neo for AfricaRed carpet for Garuda’s first 777-300ERAirbusBoeingJuly 8, 2013 / Vol. 396
4AviTrader WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINESowned by Danish Air Transport, Denmark, willbe used to supplement Hevilift’s fleet of twoATR42-320s and three DHC-6 aircraft. Airstream has had a very successful first half of2013 having concluded the sale and/or leaseof 12 aircraft since the start of the year.Boeing delivers ILFC’s first 787 Dreamliner for operation by NorwegianBoeing, International Lease Finance Corporation (ILFC) and Norwegian celebrated severalmilestones on June 27th during a deliveryceremony for a new 787 Dreamliner. It wasthe first 787 delivered to ILFC and its lessee,Norwegian, which will operate the airplane.The 787 also marked the 700th airplane Boeing delivered to ILFC.MRO & PRODUCTIONDirect Maintenance commencesA330 line maintenance support forMeridianaMeridiana based on Sicilia, Italy, awardedanother support agreement to Direct Maintenance for A330 line maintenance, this timeapplicable to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport.Meridiana is a long standing loyal customerof Direct Maintenance for A330 line maintenance services in Mombasa (MBA, Kenya)Starbow signs Romania’s Aerostar for BAe 146 fleet maintenanceAerostar S.A., the leading Romanian aerospace company, won a contract from Starbow of Ghana to carry out ‘C’checks on its fleet of four BAe 146 regional jetliners.The first aircraft, a BAe146-300 (9G-SBB; msnE3123), arrived at Aerostar’s Bacau facility on May31 and departed on schedule on 2 July. The remaining Starbow aircraft willferry to Bacau during thecourse of this year, withthe second aircraft, a BAe146-200 (9G-SBD; msnE2059), having arrived atAerostar on 3 July.A Starbow BAe 145 aircraft at Aerostar’s Bacau facilityBAeAir Lease Corporation places two newAirbus A321-200s with MonarchAir Lease Corporation signed long term leaseagreements with Monarch Airlines (UnitedKingdom) for two new Airbus A321-200aircraft with Sharklets and powered by IAEV2533 engines, which are scheduled for delivery in April and May of 2015.Titan Airways expands airline support roleStansted-based charter specialist Titan Airways boosted its airline support activity thissummer in a two aircraft deal with Jet2.com.One of Titan’s three Boeing 757 aircraft hasbeen contracted to the Jet2.com on a damplease basis and is currently based in Manchester, and Titan Airways’ Airbus A320-233 hasbeen contracted on a wet lease basis and iscurrently based in Newcastle. Both aircraft arecovering the peak summer period from May tomid-September on Jet2.com’s popular routesto the Balearics and to other Mediterraneandestinations. Titan Airways’ all-white AirbusA320, the latest addition to the carrier’s expanding fleet, has been branded in Jet2.com’scolours for the period of the lease.overhaul services (MRO) provider for various actuation, air management and electrical systems on Embraer E-Jet fleets thatAir France supports for its customers.This is UTC Aerospace Systems’ first contract for E-Jet repairs with Air France. Thethree-year agreement covers MRO servicesfor the electric power generating system,electric power equipment, air managementsystem, and flight systems on the airline’sERJ-170, ERJ-175 and ERJ-190 aircraft. Thework will be performed by subsidiaries ofUTC Aerospace Systems in Dijon, Franceand Maastricht, The Netherlands.and Zanzibar (ZNZ, Tanzania). Its partnershipwith Direct Maintenance was extended tosupport the current Meridiana A330 wetlease operation to Turkish Airlines, operatingthrough AMS amongst others.Air France selects UTC AerospaceSystems for E-Jet MRO servicesAir France selected UTC Aerospace Systems to be the maintenance, repair andImmediate Spare SupportP&W and SkyWest sign aftermarketagreement for fleet of MitsubishiRegional JetsPratt & Whitney and SkyWest signed a definitive agreement for a PureSolution Fleet Management Program supporting the PW1217Gengines installed in a fleet of 100 MRJ90 Mitsubishi Regional Jets and up to an additional100 option MRJ90 Mitsubishi Regional Jetsfor a term of up to 16 years. Each MRJ90 willEngine LeasingWe are offering customer tailored Engine Lease Services such as Shortand Long-Term leasing, Engine Pooling and AOG Support. Our LeaseEngine Portfolio includes all PW100 models as well as PW150A, CF34-3A/B,CF34-8C/E, CF34-10E, PW901A APU.Call up your individuallease solutionEngine Lease ServicesPhone 49 (0) 6731 497 461elss@lhaero.comThe Fine Art of MRO Services
AviTrader WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINESAvianor completes first aircraft conversions for Air Canada rougeAvianor Inc. announced that it has completed the first three cabin modifications toconvert two of Air Canada’s A319 aircraft and one 767 aircraft from the mainlinefleet for Air Canada’s newleisure airline, Air Canadarouge.In addition tothe physical conversionof the cabin, Avianor willbe providing engineeringand certification servicesas well as material design,production and procurement to transform theaircraft to the new AirCanada rouge fleet. Avi- The first Air Canada rouge flight takes to the airAvianoranor completed the modification of the two A319 and 767 aircraft in its facility at Mirabel Airport outside ofMontreal, Quebec. The aircraft entered service with Air Canada rouge on July 1st.5all owners and operators of Boeing 737′smust complete the mandated modificationon their aircraft. Eirtech Aviation’s solution tothe Boeing 737-specific technical problem isaround half the price of alternative solutionsand reduces the installation time by morethan 50% over other providers. The contractwill see Eirtech Aviation working with Southwest Airlines to modify its fleet of affectedBoeing 737 aircraft, as directed by the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA), ensuring regulatory compliance. Eirtech Aviation’s team inShannon developed the solution, which involves the manufacture of ‘wiring kits’ andthe provision of the supporting engineeringdocumentation. A team from Eirtech Aviation will head to Dallas to assist Southwest’sengineers on the first installation of the kits,to ensure early regulatory compliance.Ameco Beijing expands internationalairframe overhaul businessbe powered by two PurePower PW1217Gengines. Deliveries are anticipated to begin in2017. PureSolution services offer MRO expertise from the PurePower engine’s OEM creatorand design-responsible partners. PureSolution services offer customers a wide range ofcomprehensive and fully customizable MROservices to ensure predictable maintenancecosts and maximize the PurePower engine’sperformance over its life span – resulting inthe lowest cost of ownership.737 MAX will optimize aerodynamics with BAE Systems’ electronicsBoeing selected BAE Systems to provide thespoiler control electronics for the new Boeing 737 MAX. The successful outcome of thiscompetitive procurement was largely drivenby the BAE Systems team’s ability to demonstrate a system that showed technical readiness and reduced development risk whenintroduced on the Boeing 737 MAX.Nordwind Airlines chooses TurkishTechnic for APU MRO ServicesIn addition to previous agreements on basemaintenance services Turkish Technic and Nordwind Airlines expand their relations and signan agreement for APU maintenance. Underthe agreement Turkish Technic will provideAPU maintenance services to Nordwind Airlines for the APS3200 type APUs of its fleet.Vector Aerospace and Sikorsky Aerospace Services sign agreement forcustomer service centre in UKFollowing an announcement at the Paris Airshow that Vector Aerospace has been appointed as a Sikorsky approved Customer ServiceCentre (CSC) in the United Kingdom, thecompany announced that the fourth SikorskyVIP S-76 helicopter has been inducted into themaintenance facility in Gosport, Hampshire.The Customer Service Centres will offer Sikorsky S-76 operators complete aftermarket support – including Sikorsky trained local maintenance personnel for on-site comprehensivemaintenance management, inspections andspare-parts procurement.Irish company Eirtech Aviation winsSouthwest Airlines contractEirtech Aviation confirmed details of a majorcontract win with one of the largest airlinesin the world, Southwest Airlines. The Shannon-headquartered, Irish aviation servicescompany has developed an innovative solution for Boeing 737 aircraft, for a technicalmodification that has been mandated by theFederal Aviation Authority (FAA). By 2016,Ameco Beijing completed two Boeing 737800 C-checks for Nok Air in June. It is the firsttime for Ameco to provide overhaul servicesfor Nok Air. Nok Air is a new low-cost airlinewith one of the highest number of domesticroutes now within Thailand. In recent years,Ameco is dedicated to expanding the 3rdparty international airframe overhaul business. Besides Nok Air, Ameco has alreadybuilt up new cooperation with customerssuch as MEGA Maldives Airlines, Business Air,ACT Airlines and T’way Air since 2012. At thesame time, Ameco also keeps long-term relationship in heavy maintenance with the airlines from North America, Europe, Russia/CIS,and Asia Pacific area. Moreover, on April 16,Ameco signed three Boeing 747 heavy maintenance contracts with Southern Air at MROAmericas that further enlarges Ameco’s NorthAmerica customer group. Ameco Beijing’s annual turnover in airframe overhaul servicessaw a sustainable growth these years. Basedon statistics, Ameco’s revenue in airframeoverhaul for the 3rd party international customers increased by CAGR 20% in the pastfive years. In particular, the revenue for the3rd party international airframe overhaul services saw a sharp rise of 29% in 2010 and 55%in 2011 with the proportion almost 59% and78% in total airframe overhaul workload. Itkept a steady growth of 5% in 2012.
6AviTrader WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINESFINANCIAL NEWSDoric Nimrod Air Three lists withmarket capitalisation of 220mNimrod Capital and Doric Lease announcedthe successful listing of a new investmentcompany on the London Stock Exchange(LSE). Doric Nimrod Air Three Ltd. (“DNA3”)aims to pay a quarterly dividend equivalentto 8.25% annum (based on the issue price of100 pence per share) following the purchaseand leasing of four Airbus A380 planes toEmirates. DNA3 continues an investmentmodel that has been proven highly successful for UK investors as it has been for manyyears in Europe, and follows the launch oftwo previous successful offerings by Nimrod Capital. The Doric Lease Corp team, thelease asset manager, has a long and successful history in managing these types of aircraft investments. DNA3’s investment strategy is the purchase of four A380 aircraft,scheduled for delivery from September toNovember 2013, and leasing them to Emirates, each for a period of up to 12 years.DNA3 will aim to pay a dividend of 2.0625pence per share per quarter, equivalent toan annual dividend of 8.25% per 100 penceshare. Under the terms of the lease, the airline is responsible for insurance and all otherservice, maintenance and repair costs. In addition to the regular yield of 8.25 per cent,once the lease has expired, the aircraft arelikely to be sold and investors paid out fromthe residual value. 180m revolving credit facility forFinnairA 180m syndicated revolving credit facility for Finnair Plc. with Handelsbanken ascoordinator and Handelsbanken, Pohjola,Nordea, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken andDanske Bank as mandated lead arrangers,was signed on 2nd July 2013. The Facilitycarries a maturity of 3 years.TransDigm acquires electromechanicalactuation division from GE AviationTransDigm Group announced that it acquired the assets of GE Aviation’s Electromechanical Actuation Division for approximately 150m in cash on June 28, 2013.The business, which will be conducted byTransDigm through a new entity, WhippanyActuation Systems, (Whippany), located inWhippany, New Jersey, manufactures proprietary, highly engineered aerospace electromechanical motion control subsystemsfor civil and military applications. Productofferings include control electronics, motors, high power mechanical transmissionsand actuators. Whippany’s revenues are estimated to be approximately 80m.OTHER NEWSLufthansa Technical Training (LTT) nowoffers type and basic training in compliancewith the new requirements of the EuropeanAviation Safety Agency (EASA). The statutory requirement referred to as EU1149/2011states that beginning August 1, 2013, onlythe new requirements for content and duration for EASA Part-147-approved Typeand Basic Training will apply for training organizations as well as for license holders ofEASA category B1 and B2. This means thatLTT already provides customers a total of 400
7AviTrader WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINESpractical and theoretical EASA-approved typetraining courses for 17 aircraft types as wellas 50 basic courses in compliance with thenew regulations. Accordingly, in June the authority responsible for the matter – the Federal Aviation Authority – approved all relevanttype training courses offered by LufthansaTechnical Training.Hawaiian Airlines unveiled a state-of-theart Airbus A330 Full Flight Simulator (FFS)at its corporate headquarters to provide onsite training for its pilots. The simulator ismanufactured by Sim-Industries, a subsidiaryof Lockheed Martin, and allows Hawaiian tocontinue its Advanced Qualification Programfor pilots using the most advanced and sophisticated technology available. Hawaiianis the first and only Hawaii-based airline tohave a FFS on-site for its pilots. The multi-million-dollar investment is estimated to return 3.6m in cost savings every year.Airclaims signed a six-month contract withHi Fly Malta to provide CAMO support foran A340-600. Airclaims, a leading providerof aviation claims, risk and asset management services, will be relying on Commsoft’sOASES MRO IT system to fulfil the contract.Designed to combine ease of use with a technical sophistication that allows for the full integration of all maintenance and engineeringfunctions, OASES is structured in a modularformat. To support the Hi Fly Malta Airbus,Airclaims will be using the Core, Airworthiness and Planning modules.Finnair one step closer to joining BA/JAL joint businessThe first step was taken to enable Finnair to join British Airways and Japan Airlines intheir successful joint business on flights between Europe and Japan. The three airlinesintend to cooperate commercially by sharing revenue and by coordinating flight schedules and fares in order to offer greater benefits to customers travelling between Europeand Japan.The new joint business arrangement is subject to regulatory approvals. Bringing Finnairinto the agreement will not only strengthen the joint business, it will also enable theoneworld alliance tocompete more effectively around theworld with otherglobal alliances. British Airways and JALentered into a jointbusinessarrangement in October2012 providing theircustomers with better links between theEU and Japan, withmore flight choicesand enhanced frequent flyer benefits.AirTeamImagesThe addition of Fin- Finnair will benefit from joining the BA/JAL joint businessnair to the joint business will further enhance these customer benefits and allow the three airlines to cooperate on expanding their presence within and to and from this important market.Furthermore, as of July 1st, Finnair joined the transatlantic joint business founded byfellow oneworld alliance members American Airlines, British Airways and Iberia. As ofJuly 2nd, Finnair customers flying to North America can book flights to dozens moreNorth American cities on one single ticket. Customers of the other three airlines nowalso have better access to 13 cities in Finland and the rest of Europe, thanks to efficientNordic and Baltic connections from Finnair’s Helsinki hub.TRAFFIC STATISTICS - JUNE For the month of June, AirCanada reported a system loadfactor of 85.0%, versus 85.6%in June 2012. System traffic increased 2.1% on a system-widecapacity increase of 2.8%. Horizon reported a 4.1% increase in June traffic on a 1.6%decrease in capacity comparedto June 2012. This resulted in a4.6% point increase in load factor to a June record 83.8%. Alaska reported an 8.1% increase in traffic on an 8.6% increase in capacity compared toJune 2012. This resulted in a 0.5point decrease in load factor to87.4%. IAG released that June 2013Group traffic increased by 8.2%versusJune2012whileGroup capacityrose by 7.4%.The load factorfor June wasup 0.7 pointsto 84.7%. Delta Air Lines reportedsystem traffic for the monthof June 2013 increased 0.7%compared to the same period in2012, while system capacity wasup 1.4%. System load factor forthe month was slightly down,by 0.6 points to 87.5%. Norwegianreleased thattraffic in Juneincreased 35%compared to the same periodin 2012, while capacity was up31%. The load factor was79.6%, up 2.7 points from thesame month last year. Ryanair released passengerand load factor statistics forJune 2013, with its monthlyNorwegian’s traffic rose 35% in JuneAirTeamImagestraffic increasing by 2%. Theload factor for June 2013 was84%, the same as the previousyear. US Airways Group reportedits June 2013 traffic results.Mainline traffic for the monthwas up 7.3% versus June 2012,while mainline capacity wasup 5.3%. Mainline passengerload factor was a record 88.2%for the month of June, up 1.7points versus June 2012. WestJet announced June2013 traffic results with a loadfactor of 76.8%, down 2.2points when compared to June2012. Traffic increased 8.3%and capacity was 11.3% higherover the same period.July 8, 2013 / Vol. 396
8AviTrader WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINESINDUSTRY PEOPLE Messier-Bugatti-Dowty (Safran)appointed Vincent Caro as executive vice president, Programs, for theLanding Gear and Systems IntegrationDivision. He will also be in charge ofprogram coordination across the various divisions. Caro replaces HélèneMoreau-Leroy, who has taken overnew responsibilities within the Group. Turbine Controls announced the addition of Terry Teo as new Sales director for the Pacific Rim. Having a permanent presence in the Pacific Rim willenable TCI to better support and growits relationships in this region. TurbineControls is an independent MRO facility based in Bloomfield Connecticutand Miramar Florida that supports engine component and accessory repairas well as pneumatic, hydraulic andelectromechanical components.Recommended EventsEngine Asset ManagementLondon, UK, 23 September, 2013. (Event brochure)MRO Europe 2013ExCel Centre, London, UK, 24 - 26 September, 2013. (Event brochure)ISTAT Europe 2013Hotel Arts, Barcelona, Spain 6 - 8 October, 2013. (Event brochure)Aircraft Asset Management Training SeminarHilton Hotel, Jumeirah Beach, Dubai, UAE, 6-7 November, 2013. (Event brochure)Dubai AirshowDubai World Central, 17-21 November, 2013. (Event brochure)Click here for more aviation events STS Component Solutions announcedseveral promotions: Dan McNamarawas promoted to Lead Repair administrator. Luis Garcia is now the director of Sales,Americas. Garcia’s primary responsibilities will consist of leading the North and SouthAmerican sales force. Karina Cedano was promoted to Regional Sales director, SouthAmerica and the Caribbean. Tony Perdisatt was promoted to the role of RegionalSales director, North America and will be responsible for the continued marketing ofSTS’ products and services throughout all customer targets within the North Americanregion. Fio Ormeno was promoted to Project administrator. Ormeno will also assumeresponsibilities as a Senior Customer Support representative. Tammie Lock and Collin Saint were promoted to Senior Customer Support representatives. Spirit AeroSystems named two experienced industry executives to its senior leadership team: Heidi Wood as senior vice president, strategy, and Duane Hawkins assenior vice president, operations. Wood joins Spirit from Avjet Corporation, where sheserved as senior vice president and co-leader of global sales. Wood will report directlyto the CEO. Hawkins comes to Spirit from Raytheon Missile Systems, where he hasserved since 2012 as vice president, deputy, air warfare systems. General William Kurtz was named military advisor to Jean-PaulHerteman, chairman and CEO of Safran. He replaces Baudouin Albanel, who is retiring. Franck Saudo is named executive vice president, Operator Customers at Turbomeca (Safran), replacing BrunoEven, who is now chief executive officer of Sagem. David Quancard was named director of the Space Engines division at Snecma(Safran), replacing Martin Sion, who is now chairman and CEO ofAircelle.AviTrader Publications Corp.9500 Aquila RoadRichmond, BCCanada V7A 3P9PublisherPeter JorssenTel: 1 604 318 5207EditorCatherine Davieseditor@avitrader.comTel: 44 (0) 7772 896 280Advertising Inquiries andCustomer SupportGeneral KurtzSafran Jet Aviation appointed Monica Beusch as the new general manager of Jet Aviation Zurich. Beusch will also serve as head of FBO Services in EMEAand Asia. In her new role as general manager, Beusch is charged with overseeing theJet Aviation Zurich operation, as well as leading the FBOs in Geneva and Dusseldorf.As head of FBO Services in EMEA and Asia, Beusch is also responsible for ensuringall services meet customer needs and growing the network in strategic locations. Shereports directly to Stefan Benz, Jet Aviation’s vice
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