J&C Aero, an international aviation center for innovation in cabin transformation and CAMO, has presented a new engineering package for cargo transportation using cargo nets and restraint systems. The new package is developed for Airbus A330 and A340 but can be extended for other aircraft types as well.
The latest addition to J&C Aero’s list of engineering solutions is developed specifically for passenger cabin conversion projects following which aircraft operators can perform cargo flights using cargo nets and corresponding restraint systems on the cabin floor. The engineering package covers A330-201/-202/-203/-223/-243/-301/-302/-303/-321/-322/-323/-341/-342/-343 and Airbus A340-211/-212/-213/311/-312/-313 aircraft types.
“Sometimes our customers need temporary solutions to transport cargo of larger volume or non-standard sizes. We are always happy to support them with the required passenger cabin modifications and all of the relevant approvals. In addition, we are ready to help them with the supply of required additional equipment, including the restraint systems for cargo nets or cargo bags,” commented Vitalijus Malyška, COO at J&C Aero.
Besides the restraint systems for cargo transportation, J&C Aero also offers restraint solutions that are developed for all standard passenger seats, as well as to secure emergency equipment. All passenger seat belts have individual length adjustments and come with multiple extensions for various passenger groups.
J&C Aero is an international aviation center for innovation in cabin transformation and CAMO. As an EASA-certified design, production, maintenance, and CAMO organization, J&C Aero provides extensive cabin interior and repair solutions for narrow and wide-body aircraft operators and owners.
The range of the company’s services covers cabin interior design and production, aircraft line and parts maintenance, engineering and continuing airworthiness management, aircraft teardown and spare parts supply, as well as special-purpose STC and VIP cabin solutions.
J&C Aero holds EASA Part 21J, Part 21G, Part 145, and CAMO approvals, supplemented by multiple STCs, authorizations, and other approvals.
More information: www.jcaero.com
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