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API bucks downturn supplying spare parts

While others in the aviation industry were hunkering down for a terrible year in 2009, Aerospace Products International (API) added to its portfolio by dev

By AIN Staff • AIN Staff

October 19, 2009

While others in the aviation industry were hunkering down for a terrible year in 2009, Aerospace Products International (API) added to its portfolio by developing exclusive logistics and distribution programs with Cirrus Aircraft and LHTEC (Light Helicopter Turbine Engine Co.), a joint venture between Honeywell and Rolls-Royce.

The Cirrus Parts by API program is an exclusive, five-year agreement through which API provides complete aftermarket spare parts distribution services worldwide. API (Booth No. 4032) will forecast spare-parts demand and plan global inventory levels in order to provide guaranteed spare-parts availability of Cirrus Aircraft parts to the global network of Cirrus authorized service centers.

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