Barnbrook off to flying start for Farnborough Airshow
An award-winning UK firm is set to mark its 40th anniversary when it attends Farnborough International Airshow 2018.
Spirit AeroSystems to attend Farnborough Airshow
Spirit AeroSystems has announced it will attend the Farnborough Airshow. Spirit representatives will meet with customers, suppliers and potential customers from around the world at one of the aerospace industry's largest international gatherings.
"The Farnborough Airshow gives us an opportunity to showcase Spirit's unique and industry-leading capabilities on one of the largest stages in the aviation industry," said Spirit president and CEO, Tom Gentile. "It also allows us to make connections and conduct meetings and build lasting relationships with our current customers and suppliers, as well as possible future customers. We look forward to discussing Spirit's latest technological innovations in our industry."
More than three-quarters of the top 100 aerospace companies attend the bi-annual show. In 2016, more than $124 billion worth of orders and commitments were announced at Farnborough.
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