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HAECO Private Jet Solutions signs agreement with COMAC for ARJ21 cabin industrial design

10/04/2017

Press releaseIssued by HAECO Private Jet Solutions.

HAECO Group's cabin completion specialist, HAECO Private Jet Solutions has signed a co-operation agreement with COMAC's Shanghai Aircraft Design and Research Institute to provide cabin industrial design services on the ARJ21 platform. HAECO PJS will provide both cabin industrial design services and concept drawings to COMAC to facilitate the aircraft manufacturer offering the ARJ21 platform to corporate, private, and government customers in addition to the existing commercial customer base.

COMAC's ARJ21 began commercial operations in 2016. The current order book exceeds 350 aircraft.

HAECO PJS, headquartered in Xiamen, has been providing turnkey cabin solutions to customers since 2012, with an extensive range of capabilities including industrial design, design engineering, certification, cabin completion and after-sales support for an international and domestic base of private and business jet owners.

Summit Chan, CEO of HAECO Xiamen, said: "HAECO PJS is honoured to have been selected by COMAC to provide cabin industrial design services on the ARJ21 platform, and we look forward to further co-operation on cabin completion and other services for its current and future aircraft platforms."

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