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1. Gearing up

Author

Mecham, Michael

Subjects
Messier-Dowty -- Contracts, Boeing Co. -- Product development, Boeing Co. -- Contracts, Aerospace industry -- Product development, Aerospace industry -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry, Boeing 787 (Aircraft) -- Product development, Boeing 787 (Aircraft) -- Contracts
Abstract

Messier Dowty's selection to provide the main and nose landing gear for the 787 is its first prime contract with Boeing for a commercial aircraft reveals how Boeing is using Life-Cycle Product Teams to work with its suppliers. Messier would pull assemblies from plants in Asia, North America and Europe for the 787 contract.

Published
2005

2. Lean and supply chain initiatives

Subjects
Messier-Dowty -- Contracts, Motor industry -- Contracts, Manufacturing industry -- Contracts, Logistics, Contract agreement, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

Messier-Dowty has worked with the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders to understand, learn and implement the lean manufacturing initiatives that the automotive industry has pursued for many years. This [...]

Published
2004

3. aircraft programme Guy Norris / Los Angeles & Julian Moxon / London; Messier-Dowty beats rival to clinch 7E7 landing gear deal; Goodrich loses out in Boeing supply race, but holds out for other contracts on project

Subjects
Messier-Dowty -- Contracts, Messier-Dowty -- Officials and employees, Messier-Dowty -- Forecasts and trends, Airplanes -- Equipment and supplies, Airplanes -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Market trend/market analysis, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, Boeing 7E7 (Aircraft) -- Contracts
Abstract

Messier-Dowty's win over rival Goodrich last week in securing the contract to supply the landing gear for the Boeing 7E7 is unprecedented in that it includes both nose and main [...]

Published
2004

4. Transatlantic takeoff

Author

Sparaco, Pierre and Taverna, Michael A.

Subjects
Messier-Dowty -- Contracts, Boeing Co. -- Contracts, Boeing Co. -- Equipment and supplies, Airplanes -- Landing gear, Airplanes -- Contracts, Aerospace industry -- Contracts, Aerospace industry -- Equipment and supplies, Landing gear -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

The recent Boeing decisions to use European know -how for several key systems on the proposed 7E7 Dreamliner signal a policy of true global sourcing for the U.S. manufacturer. It is expanding its list of potential suppliers and vendors in the European market to improve future bidding opportunities.

Published
2004

5. Fluid detective solves crime of oil contamination

Author

Ponticel, Patrick

Subjects
Messier-Dowty -- Buildings and facilities, Messier-Dowty -- Contracts, WYKO Corp. -- Product development, WYKO Corp. -- Contracts, Aircraft equipment and supplies industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft equipment and supplies industry -- Contracts, Machinery industry -- Product development, Machinery industry -- Contracts, Oil filters -- Product development, Contract agreement, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Military and naval science
Abstract

The new permanent return-line filtration system developed by Wyko for detecting oil contamination at Messier-Dowty's landing gear plant is discussed.

Published
2006

6. UK: BOEING PLEDGE OVER JSF PROGRAMME

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Contracts, BAE SYSTEMS PLC -- Contracts, Boeing Co. -- Contracts, GEC-Marconi Company Ltd. -- Contracts, Messier-Dowty -- Contracts, Rolls-Royce Inc. -- Contracts, Aerospace industry -- Contracts, Aircraft industry -- Contracts, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

US-based aircraft manufacturer, Boeing, revealed on 27 January 2000 that should it win the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) contract, defence companies in the UK stand to obtain orders valued at a minimum of GB[pound] 6bn, with overall export orders of US$ 300bn envisaged. The programme sees Boeing compete with leading defence contractor, Lockheed Martin, and entails the development of a multi-role fighter aircraft to take the place of Royal Air Force (RAF) and Royal Navy Harriers. The programme may involve the procurement of up to 5,000 aircraft, with US forces also seeking replacements for the F-22 and F-16. Boeing's team includes UK players, Rolls-Royce, GEC-Marconi, BAE Systems and Messier-Dowty, and tests flights of the compensation demonstration aircraft are planned by end-March 2000. The UK Ministry of Defence and Pentagon are expected to award a contract inside the next year and a half, with the start of production and service entry scheduled for 2004 and 2012 respectively.

Published
2000

7. Messier-Dowty

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Contracts, Messier-Dowty -- Contracts, Aerospace industry -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

Messier-Dowty was selected by Boeing to supply the main and nose landing gear structure for the 7E7 including design, development, testing, manufacture and [...]

Published
2004

8. Aerospace contract secured. (International News)

Subjects
Almor Group -- Contracts, Messier-Dowty -- Contracts, Industrial equipment and supplies industry -- Contracts, Aircraft equipment and supplies industry -- Contracts, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Published
2002

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