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CT has provided more than 600,000 engineering hours on the A350 design project

31/01/2017

Press releaseIssued by CT Ingenierie.

The CT Engineering Group continues to provide engineering services for the A350XWB.

CT Ingenieros has been informed by Airbus that it has been selected to provide A350XWB Design Support. CT Ingenieros has been working on this project since 2009. In total, more than 600,000 engineering hours have been spent on the project.

This project has the following work packages:

Certification, ASR (Air-vehicle Structural Repair), Modifications: Section 19, Wing Lower Cover, Section 19.1 and Horizontal Tail Plane. These activities are mainly focused on stress and design engineering.

Continuous Support: Section 19, Wing Lower Cover, Section 19.1, Horizontal Tail Plane, Upper Lower Shells and Vertical Tail Plane. These activities are mainly focused on manufacturing support.

CT Ingenieros is pleased to have been selected by Airbus to provide with these work packages.

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