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S7 Technics to participate in the key industry convention: MRO Russia & CIS 2020

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S7 Technics to participate in the key industry convention: MRO Russia & CIS 2020  - Maintenance / Trainings publisher
Dana Ermolenko
Country: Russian Federation Aircraft: Airplanes

S7 Technics continues its active participation in the industry’s high-profile events calendar. In March 2020 the team of S7 Technics experts will be working at the MRO Russia & CIS forum. Specialists from S7 Technics, which will showcase its business at booth 240 located on the upper level of the exhibition hall, will be there to answer any inquiries of its existing and potential customers and to share best practices regarding maintenance of aircraft, engines and components, cabin interior completions, staff training and other areas of its competence.

In the course of the convention, S7 Technics and Danish aircraft parts supplier Satair are planning to sign an agreement for creation of a consignment inventory of aircraft parts and equipment in Russia.

S7 Technics’ key specialists have also been invited as guest speakers for the MRO Conference: Shaping the Future, which is the core of the MRO Russia & CIS 2020 convention framework.
Igor Panshin, S7 Technics’ deputy general director for sales and marketing, will participate in a brainstorming session on Key challenges for today’s MRO industry on March 10.

On the same day his colleague Sergey Khrustikov, head of the company’s Engineering Center’s department for engineering and technical support for component and interior maintenance will deliver a presentation Aircraft interior maintenance: in tune with the times.

On the second day of the conference, March 11, Maxim Pivovar, S7 Technics’ IT director will report on the company’s digitalization experience in MRO Digital Talks: the digital transformation session.

Igor Ivanovsky, director of S7 Technics’ Aviation Training Center will join the round-up panel discussion on Staff training and qualification, where he will share his views on finding solutions for this key problem for the Russian aircraft MRO industry.

 





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