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Astronics PECO receives contract extension with Boeing to provide interior and structural components

07/03/2019

Press releaseIssued by Astronics PECO.

Astronics Corporation, a leading provider of advanced technologies for the global aerospace, defense, and other mission critical industries, announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Astronics PECO, was awarded a multi-year contract extension to provide custom manufactured interior and structural components to Boeing for multiple aircraft platforms.

Under the contract extension, Astronics PECO will continue to provide its innovative passenger service units (PSUs), fuel tank access doors and environmental control system components, among other parts. The products will serve on a variety of Boeing aircraft, including Boeing 737, 747, 767, 777 and KC-46 models.

Peter J. Gundermann, President and CEO of Astronics Corporation, commented, "We enjoy a long-standing, valued relationship with Boeing, which has been reaffirmed with this long-term commitment for us to provide them with custom manufactured interior and structural components for multiple aircraft platforms. We believe our design and manufacturing capability, throughput capacity and on-time delivery records enable us to continue to win this business. We are grateful for the confidence that Boeing expresses in us to meet their needs with quality products."

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