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AVFAB RECEIVES EASA APPROVAL FOR BEECHCRAFT KING AIR AFT JUMP SEAT KITS
Clinton, MO – April 1, 2010 – Aviation Fabricators (AvFab) is pleased to announce that they have recently received EASA approval for all 100, 200, and 300 (including the 350) series King Air aft jump seat kits. AvFab has a U.S. STC and Brazil STC for these seats, which they have had for a number of years, but added the EASA STC in October, 2009.
The jump seat folds down from the side wall of the aircraft in the aft baggage compartment. The seats are interchangeable with the OEM jump seat and can utilize the existing OEM installation hardware if the aircraft is so equipped. If the aircraft has not been previously equipped with an installation kit, the AvFab kit can be used to make the installation.
The kit includes all installation hardware, brackets, parts, the seat (un-upholstered), complete restraint system, life vest, overhead lights, vents, oxygen drop-downs, and installation instructions.
AvFab also provides inspection, repair and overhaul of corporate aircraft interior parts and components, and is an FAA-PMA manufacturer of custom aircraft seating. AvFab’s sister company, Central Airmotive, is a comprehensive supplier of Original Equipment Manufacture interior products such as seats, divans, tables, toilets, cabinets and dividers. Central Airmotive currently has over 90,000 sq. ft. of OEM seats and cabin components. Together they represent a “one-source” solution for almost any corporate aircraft interior need. For more information on this or any other product or service offered by AvFab, please visit www.avfab.com or call G.R. Lowe at 660-885-8317.
Clinton, MO – April 1, 2010 – Aviation Fabricators (AvFab) is pleased to announce that they have recently received EASA approval for all 100, 200, and 300 (including the 350) series King Air aft jump seat kits. AvFab has a U.S. STC and Brazil STC for these seats, which they have had for a number of years, but added the EASA STC in October, 2009.
