Press release
01/12/2009
Global metal distributor Amari Aerospace has recently been added to Bombardier Aerospace's list of approved suppliers, after being granted approval by Bombardier's Belfast operation.
Having made further investment at their Southampton facility in processing and test equipment, Amari are looking to support Bombardier and their designated sub-contractors for raw material requirements, and continue to invest in additional stocks of aluminium, steels and Titanium.
Amari form part of an expanding network of companies supplying aerospace metals worldwide. Their service led and friendly approach has seen Amari Aerospace grow rapidly, and their focus to support the SME's has raised their profile with the major airframe manufacturers.
General Manager, Dave Enright says "There is an increasing need for choice in the metals distribution market. Our attention to detail and genuine desire to understand the changing needs of customers from major OEM's to small manufacturing companies, sets us apart from many competitors. This significant step forward will further help to position Amari as a key service provider of metals and processing in the aerospace supply chain."
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