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Kaman receives MHI Canada Aerospace CL350 and Global 5000/6000 awards

17/05/2016

Press releaseIssued by Kaman Air Vehicles (was Kaman Aerosystems).

Kaman Integrated Structures and Metallics (KISM), a division of Kaman Aerosystems (Kaman), announced today that their Mexico facility has been awarded the production, manufacture, and supply of Bombardier Challenger CL350 and Global Express 5000/6000 metallic detail wing structure packages from MHI Canada Aerospace Inc. (MHICA), a group Company of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

“We view these awards as the beginning of a long term and productive relationship between Kaman and MHICA. Kaman is very proud to become a valued and important supplier to MHICA,” stated Will Zmyndak, VP and General Manager, KISM.

Jim Larwood, President, Kaman Aerosystems, stated, “The MHICA awards result from Kaman's ability to align directly with our customer's supply chain strategic goals of cost competitiveness, superior quality and schedule performance. We are pleased that MHICA has selected Kaman as a new North American supplier of wing structure details.”

MHICA produces the CL350 and Global 5000/6000 wing assemblies for Bombardier at their Toronto, Canada manufacturing facility.

All metallic detail parts and kits will be manufactured and delivered from Kaman's KISM facility in Chihuahua, Mexico. Deliveries will begin this year and extend through 2020.

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