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Avior Integrated Products, a Laval, Que.-based privately-held aerospace manufacturer of integrated, lightweight flight structures, has announced a long-term contract with Boeing for the production of hybrid composite duct assemblies used in the 787-10 Dreamliner.
Avior’s team of engineers worked together with the Boeing Canada (Winnipeg, Man.) engineering team in the product design and development phase of all tooling for this project.
This work statement will leverage the company’s fabrication and assembly capabilities with advanced composites, metallic details and wiring harness integration. Avior’s design engineering and product development skills provide customers with a wide range of engineering, manufacturing and integration services.
In recognizing exceptional employee focus on customer service, Avior president and chief executive officer, Stephen Kearns, said, “We are very pleased to broaden our participation on the 787 Dreamliner program, as we continue to value customer collaboration and practical, innovative problem-solving. The work will take place at all three of our production facilities in Quebec.”
“This new 787-10 Dreamliner work for Avior both meets our business needs and further expands the Canadian aviation industry’s role for Boeing Commercial Airplanes,” said Kim Westenskow, general manager of commercial airplanes–Canada operations and managing director at Boeing Canada. “The 787-10 has received significant orders from top customers, signaling continued confidence in the Dreamliner family, which as a whole has accumulated over 1,200 orders.”
This contract for the 787-10 Dreamliner is aligned with Boeing’s almost 100-year history of partnering with Canada and the company’s long-term commitment to work with Canadian industry. This contract was awarded to Avior based on its capabilities and competitiveness, including how this work will support fulfilment of Boeing’s commitment to Canada’s Industrial & Technological Benefits (ITB) policy.
Boeing has completed, on time or early, more than US$7.4 billion in such benefits, and it is on track for an additional US$2.2 billion.
Avior Integrated Products is a full-service supplier of lightweight structural assemblies for the international aerospace industry. The company’s core operations include manufacturing capabilities for composites, acrylics and metal components, and engineering capabilities in product design, manufacturing support and new product development.
