FACC has received the 2019 diamond supplier certification from Bombardier for the development and production of the wing-to-body fairings for the Bombardier Global 7500 and Challenger 350 programs.
Over the years, FACC has become a strong technology partner to Bombardier as regards the development and manufacture of components and system solutions. There are several fields of cooperation: FACC manufactures wing-to-body fairings, rudders, and fan cowls, up to complete interiors including galleys and crew recreation rooms.
FACC has also delivered a number of light, weight-optimised composite products for the Bombardier Global 7500 and Challenger 350 programs.
Now, for its work in 2019, the company has been honoured with the Bombardier diamond supplier certification, for its wing-to-body fairings.
“The strong long-term business relationship with Bombardier has been marked by numerous common successes in development and project work“, said Robert Machtlinger, CEO of FACC.
One example is the key components now awarded with the prize: in the initial phase, FACC was responsible for the fabrication of first article parts and the performance of certification tests, now the wing-to-body fairings are manufactured in series and delivered by FACC.
“Getting the diamond supplier certification from Bombardier is a great joy and honour to us, and an encouragement to continue on our path of being a best-in-class business partner to our customers. This is one of our key objectives and an important part of our strategy for success“, added Andreas Furthmayr, FACC vice president aerostructures.
Bombardier awards diamond certification to suppliers providing an excellent operating performance and competitiveness.
FACC is one of the top composite suppliers of the Canadian aircraft manufacturer. With targeted investments, FACC constantly seeks to optimise production methods and processes while simultaneously increasing cost efficiency in production lines. This enables FACC to meet Bombardier's high quality and delivery requirements in the various aircraft families at the highest level.
