Sweet deal on wheels
Air
‘When this retrofit is completed, Air Berlin will be the second largest fleet using Honeywell wheels and brakes worldwide,’ said Phil Jones, vice-president or Air Berlin’s Airlines in Europe, Middle East and Africa.
By the end of the program, Air
Honeywell has more than 75 years experience in the design and manufacturing of aircraft landing systems.
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