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A.E. Petsche Co. and Boeing Commercial Aircraft renew agreement

21/10/2010

Press releaseIssued by A.E. Petsche.

A.E. Petsche Company announced today that it has renewed its supply chain agreement with Boeing Commercial Aircraft to provide electrical wire and cable for the 737, 767, 777, and 747 platforms. A.E. Petsche continues to provide its ZERO-Base™ just-in-time services from its distribution facility at Paine Field, adjacent to Boeing's Everett, Wash., assembly plant. A.E. Petsche has provided uninterrupted wire-, cable- and interconnect-related services to Boeing since 2001.

"A.E. Petsche is proud of our delivery and quality record with Boeing Commercial Aircraft," said Neil Vitellaro, A.E. Petsche regional manager. "As a contributor to Boeing's efforts to reduce inventory and streamline the procurement process, our inventory management program helps Boeing focus on aircraft harness production and avoid costly material shortages."

A.E. Petsche maintains an extensive inventory of Boeing electrical wire and harness management products at its Everett, Wash., warehouse. A.E. Petsche Company manages similar supply programs with many of the world's leading aviation OEM's.

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