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Source: Magellan Aerospace


MAGELLAN AEROSPACE SECURES AIRBUS A330 WING RIB CONTRACT
Thursday, April 19, 2018

Source: Magellan Aerospace


TORONTO -- Magellan Aerospace has secured a 5-year agreement with Airbus to supply wing ribs for the A330 aircraft. Magellan will manufacture ribs 2 through 5, the largest ribs in the skeletal structure of the aircraft wing. Revenue generated from production of these wing ribs is estimated to be more than CDN $48 million dollars over the term of the contract. These ribs will be produced by Magellan in the United Kingdom for the Airbus wing assembly facility.

"This new rib manufacture package complements Magellan's existing spar and rib manufacturing for the A320 and A350 programs, and demonstrates Airbus' confidence in Magellan's advanced manufacturing processes," said Magellan's president and CEO Phillip Underwood,

Source: Magellan Aerospace
Associated URL: magellanaerospace.com
 

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