Old AELS News October 2007
Airline E&M Conference |
October, 2007 |
On the 16th and 17th of January 2008 the Airline Engineering & Maintenance Conference for the Indian Sub-Continent
will be held. Derk-Jan van Heerden, general manager of AELS, will give
a presentation with the title: "Parting Out Aircraft & Engines".
The presentation will give insight to owners of aircraft on how to make
a balanced decision between disassembling an aircraft (or engine) or
not. Additionally the latest developments in this niche market will be
presented.
The conference is now in its 3rd successful year. Following the 2007 conference which was chaired by K.M. Unni, Director of Engineering, Air India, and Hitesh Patel, VP Engineering & Maintenance, Kingfisher Airlines, the 2008 event will again bring together airline engineering & maintenance professionals from all types of airlines, along with manufacturers, maintenance providers, parts suppliers, financiers, regulatory authorities and consultants to share knowledge and discuss new developments and important issues facing the industry in the region. In addition to providing an excellent opportunity to learn from experienced industry professionals, the conference and its social functions will give delegates the chance to network and socialise with existing industry friends and new business partners.
Planes@Plaza |
October 29, 2007 |
On
November 14th a new aircraft shop will open up at Schiphol Plaza.
Aviation enthusiasts can buy various aviation souvernirs here such as
scale models and t-shirts. Biggest eye catcher of the shop will be the
DC-9 nose section, where visitors can walk through and even take a seat
in the cockpit. At the entrance of the shop a DC-10 landing gear and
engine are also on display. AELS assisted Schiphol in the purchase and
transportation of these items, while providing key support during the
rebuilding of the items towards final display.
Recycling Magazine Benelux |
October, 2007 |
In the last number of the Dutch magazine, Recycling Magazine Benelux, an article was written about AELS.
