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Parker Aerospace to supply wheels & brakes for the Cessna Denali aircraft

19/06/2017

Press releaseIssued by Cleveland Wheel & Brake Systems (was Aircraft Wheel & Brake by Kaman / Parker).

Parker Aerospace, a business segment of Parker Hannifin Corporation, the global leader in motion and control technologies, today announced that it has been selected by Textron Aviation Inc., a Textron Inc. company, as the supplier for the main wheels, main brakes, and nosewheel on the new Cessna Denali single engine turboprop aircraft.

Parker's Cleveland Wheels & Brakes product line from the Aircraft Wheel & Brake Division reflects the company's decades of aerospace engineering expertise and provides substantial cost savings and improved reliability to its customers.

"Parker Aircraft Wheel & Brake is proud to be a part of this exciting new platform," said Business Team Leader Thomas Dorinsky. "We are thrilled to continue our valued relationship with Textron Aviation and look forward to supporting the Denali program for many years to come."

"We believe that the Denali will be a great addition to Textron Aviation's lineage of high-performance, quality aircraft and we are pleased to continue our relationship with them," said General Manager Jim Stephens of the Aircraft Wheel & Brake Division.

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