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Logistics Services

November 24, 2011 - Marlog project: Eurocopter officially ends work on its Ambitious Program to Optimize the Group’s Logistics Chain

Eurocopter has inaugurated its new logistics platform at its industrial site in Marignane, marking the end to an innovative program to re-engineer the Group’s entire logistics chain and implement a flexible, high-performance tool. The investments made over the past two years to develop modern means will enable Eurocopter to reduce both logistics costs and delivery cycles, so that the company’s assembly lines, customers and industrial partners will all be receiving their parts much faster.
Initiated two years ago, this ambitious program enabled the reorganization of all Eurocopter logistics activities, by centralizing incoming deliveries and industrial logistics on the Marignane site and merging the outgoing flows with spare parts on a new Eurocopter Global Logistics platform. 

October 31, 2011 - Inauguration of a New Logistics Platform in Mexico

A new logistics platform was inaugurated on October 27th 2011 in Mexico. This new investment will enable to speed up logistic services dedicated to Customers operating in in this area.

 

Training Services

October 26, 2011 - Training Center Opens in China

On October 26, Eurocopter reached a major milestone with the official opening of the very first helicopter ab-initio training program in China, a little over a year after signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the Civil Aviation Flight University of China (CAFUC). This is Eurocopter’s 21st worldwide training center to date.
Training technicians and pilots is a key element of Eurocopter’s training strategy in China, as there are very few civil resources to satisfy the country’s booming helicopter market, which requires at least 100 pilots a year over the next five years. Using a “train the trainer” approach, Eurocopter’s Training Center in Kassel qualified five Chinese instructors on the latest EASA standards. By collaborating with Eurocopter China, the CAFUC obtained qualification from the Civil Aviation Authority of China (CAAC), making the center the first training organization in China certified for ab-initio technician training (CCAR 147 qualification).

 


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