20 February 2008

Hamilton Sundstrand signs spare parts agreement with Evergreen

Hamilton Sundstrand has signed an exclusive spare parts purchase agreement with Evergreen Aviation Technologies Corp., which will include all Hamilton Sundstrand detail spare part purchases in support of Evergreen’s component repair shops. Evergreen Aviation Technologies Corp. is a joint venture engineering and maintenance provider between EVA Airways and General Electric Co. Evergreen Aviation Technologies Corp.

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Air Caraibes selects PW4000-100" engines to power three new A330-300 aircraft

Air Caraibes has selected Pratt & Whitney PW4000-100″ engines to power three new Airbus A330-300 aircraft. The engines will be backed by a 10-year comprehensive fleet management program provided by Pratt & Whitney Global Service Partners. The deal, including engines and service, is valued at more than $180 million.

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Grupo Marsans exercises options for PW4000 engines

Grupo Marsans, the largest tourism and transport group in Spain, has exercised options to purchase Pratt & Whitney PW4000-100″ engines to power five new Airbus A330 aircraft. The engine and maintenance agreement is valued at more than $285 million. The order follows Grupo Marsans’ purchase of 12 firm PW4000-powered A330 jets at the 2007 Paris

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Jetstar Asia selects P&W Global Service Partners for engine maintenance

Singapore-based Jetstar Asia Airways has selected Pratt & Whitney Global Service Partners for an exclusive, intended three-year deal to maintain the airline’s fleet of A320 V2500-A5 engines. Terms and conditions will be worked out over the next six months as part of an exclusive memorandum of understanding signed at the Singapore Airshow.

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AAR receives $28 million order for container roll in/out platforms

AAR CORP. has received an order to provide containerized roll-in/out platforms (CROP) for the U.S. Army, valued at $28 million. The specialized equipment, which is used primarily to transport ammunition, will be manufactured by AAR SUMMA Technology in Cullman, Alabama through June 2009. The order was placed as part of a five-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity

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