(Newswire.net — October 30, 2013) San Diego, California —
At the upcoming 2014 Latin American and Caribbean Airlines and Suppliers Annual Meeting (CCMA), Aero Maintenance Group (AMG) Services will exhibit products from all AMG Services subsidiary companies. The 2014 CCMA will be held in Cancun, Mexico and is expected to bring together all of the top suppliers in the airline industry. Sponsorship opportunities for the 2014 CCMA are still available, according to the ALTACCMA website.
Subsidiary companies of AMG Services provide emergency equipment, interiors, aerostructures and components for both regional and commercial airlines flying Boeing, ATR, Bombardier and Airbus aircraft. AMG Services recently announced on their website that at the 2014 CCMA in Cancun, Mexico, four subsidiary companies will be presenting their latest work. These companies are Flite Components of Dallas, Texas, Aero Technologies of Miami, Florida, Air Pro of Miami, Florida and Precision Electronics of Atlanta, Georgia.
Products being presented by AMG Services at the 2014 CCMA include power drive units, trim stabilizers and integral drive generators. The PDU B767 by AMG Services is a power drive unit featuring a planetary gear differential and torque control. Attendees of the event will also have the opportunity to see the THSA A320, a trim horizontal stabilizer actuator that uses hydraulic and electro-mechanical inputs to control the stabilizer, and the IDG A320, a integral drive generator used in aircraft such as the Airbus A330, Airbus A340, Airbus A330, Boeing 777 and Boeing 747-100.
AMG Services is a supplier of sophisticated high-tech components to the airline industry. Since a 2004 acquisition, AMG Services is wholly owned by Air France Industries-KLM Engineering and Maintenance, which also owns AMG Aero Technologies, AMG Air Pro, and AMG Precision Electronics.
CCMA is the annual meeting of suppliers for the airline industry in Latin America and the Caribbean. The conference brings together over 300 companies from over 70 airlines to showcase products and services, and facilitate meetings between airlines and suppliers. Over one billion dollars of purchasing power are represented at the conference. CCMA is the oldest airline industry conference in the region, with a history of over forty-nine years.