HAECO Cabin Solutions (a HAECO Group subsidiary) has developed several patent-pending devices designed for carrying freight in passenger cabins. This allows the main deck of the plane's interior to...
Crashworthy Seats
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East/West Industries offers a full line of crashworthy seats for fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft. Our seats can be installed in just minutes and provide both utility and protection for both private and military applications. East/West is a small woman-owned business distinguished by technical excellence and best value products. Everything we do is built on a foundation of hard work, integrity, and a very personal commitment to doing the right thing for the aerospace customers we serve, because “saving aircrew lives is our first concern.”
We remain committed to our heritage to support the aerospace industry as an acclaimed partner and supplier of choice to such prime customers as Sikorsky Aircraft, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, Lockheed, Bell Helicopter, and all branches of the Department of Defense.
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