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Friday, 18 February 2011

Lima 2011

By K. ASHRAF KAMMED
ashkam@thestar.com.my

Commercial aviation and shipbuilding segments will be added to the eleventh session of the Langkawi International Mari­time and Aerospace Exhibition (Lima ’11) show later this year, the Defence Minister said.
Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said segments of commercial and corporate aviation, commercial shipbuilding, maintenance, repair and overhaul and airport equipment and services would be re-introduced at this year’s exhibition.
“The segments are in line with expectations that Asia will lead global traffic by 2028. The exhibition for the commercial sector will provide more opportunities for companies to tap this lucrative market,” he said at the Lima ’11 launch at the Matrade Exhibition and Convention Centre here yesterday.
The exhibition will be held from Dec 6 to 10 in Pulau Langkawi.
Among the major attractions at this year’s show are the new Airbus A400M Airlifter aircraft, four of which are expected to supplement the RMAF fleet of 15 Hercules C-130s by 2015.
Defence Ministry secretary-general Datuk Dr Ismail Ahmad said this year’s Lima show was expected to attract about 500 companies and more than 50,000 visitors and investors from 31 countries.
RMAF chief Gen Datuk Rodzali Daud said visitors would be treated to a display by the 1Malaysia Air Display Team comprising five Extra-330 aircraft operated by the Aero 3 company of Germany.
Navy chief Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Jaafar said the navy would show off one of its submarines

Thursday, 1 July 2010

DSA 2010 - 19-22 APRIL




Again this year i will be the visiting exhibitors as requested by my good friends from ATLAS @atlas elektronik GmBh , Dr Heino Dobiasch.
Unfortunately due to volcano dust from Iceland, Dr Dobiasch was unable to attend on time, but few days delayed.There are almost two-thirds of Europe's flights were canceled .(about 16,000 of Europe's usual 28,000 daily flights and the volcano was costing the industry at least $200 million a day).

Anyway, i met Mr WOLFGANG HEUER, to my surprise he was in MALAYSIA.

Few Pic for good old times.

More information and photos will be uploaded.