HÜBNER Group Is New Member of Hamburg Aviation
Exchanging know-how and networking: For more than 40 years, HÜBNER, a global system supplier for the mobility sector, has been active in the aviation industry. Now HÜBNER has joined Hamburg Aviation, the aviation cluster of the Hamburg metropolitan region.
HÜBNER General Manager Ingolf Cedra, said:We are pleased to belong to Hamburg Aviation – a strong network that is facilitating valuable exchange within the German aviation industry and in which the industry is also effectively promoted.
Hamburg is the third largest location for civil aviation activities in the world.
In addition to industry giants such as Airbus and Lufthansa Technik, 300 other aviation companies as well as universities, research institutions and the city of Hamburg itself are members of Hamburg Aviation. The organization has many goals, including the overall promotion of the aviation industry, networking of cluster members, support for the development of specialists in the field, development of innovations, and the improvement of the overall economic conditions for the industry.
In the field of airport technology and aerospace, HÜBNER is well known for its folding canopies for passenger boarding bridges as well as its Passenger Boarding Bridge Interface for managing the connection between aircraft and the boarding bridge. It also provides a comprehensive portfolio of material solutions featuring components made of silicone, rubber and composites as well as insulation materials that are used in airplanes, helicopters and ground-handling vehicles.
Business Development Manager for Material Solutions, Tim Konze, explained:Components made with HÜBNER materials meet the highest standards and are used around the world. With transfer innovations such as fabric-reinforced seals and rubber profiles with integrated sensors, HÜBNER is active across multiple sectors.
The HÜBNER Group would like to share its expertise in the field of material development in connection with Hamburg Aviation.
Head of Airport Technology at HÜBNER, Dirk Kessler, said:This goes beyond just the field of airport management. For example, the whole subject of urban mobility is becoming more and more important.
This article was originally published by HÜBNER.
