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B&H to provide EMEA forward stocking location for AeroVision

B&H Worldwide is going to open a new forward stocking location with aerospace logistics provider AeroVision International, to service customers in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

“Our newly initiated warehouse will be adjacent to London’s Heathrow Airport, allowing customers outside of North America greatly improved access to AeroVision’s inventory of regional aircraft parts” said Pete Gibson, AeroVision’s Vice President of Aircraft Services. “Utilising the 24/7/365 support of B&H Worldwide will cut lead times for normal shipments and greatly reduce the response time for EMEA customer’s AOG situations.”

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Rick Cramblet, Executive Vice President of AeroVision said, “The relationship with B&H Worldwide, utilizing their LHR warehouse location, is the first step in building out a global support network for our customers. Additional forward stocking locations will be added as quickly as possible, enabling our customers to reduce their investment in inventory while increasing their dispatch reliability.”

"We are delighted to have been chosen to provide these specialist logistics services to a leading global provider like AeroVision International. Our highly trained team at Heathrow will be focused on providing a first class service, which will enable AeroVision to maintain the highest integrity of its forward stocking supply chain", stated B&H Worldwide’s VP Americas, Reg Echeumuna.

Established in 1988 in the UK, B&H Worldwide is an aerospace logistics industry specialist.  

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AeroVision International has been a business partner to business and regional aircraft MR&O shops worldwide since 2003, supplying business and regional commuter engines and engine parts (PT6 / PW100 / JT15D / PW300 / PW500 / TFE-731 / AE3007) in support of operators and MRO facilities around the world.

 

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