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Personal mobility is a basic human need. Yet the corona pandemic has made each of us acutely aware of how painful limitations to personal mobility are. While for the majority of people these restrictions are temporary, there is also another group: People with Reduced Mobility (PRMs) are confronted with mobility restrictions every day, even outside the corona crisis - including in air travel. The aviation industry is therefore working intensively to remove barriers for PRMs as best as possible, while at the same time successively increasing the level of comfort and thus making air travel an attractive and comfortable form of mobility for all people.
In this context, so-called single-aisle aircraft are increasingly coming into focus. Even before the Corona crisis, this type of aircraft was in greater demand than wide-body aircraft - and the trend is still upwards.
FACC wants to leave court decision behind - 2022: "We have seen the bottom, it will go up step by step"
Flying is often associated with freedom - one of our most important fundamental rights. Accessible travel is an important keyword here: numerous regulations are designed to ensure that persons with reduced mobility (PRM) are not disadvantaged in any way. Aircraft are supposed to offer barrier-free access to lavatories, seats and much more - but not all fleets offer a barrier-free flight experience. Reasons for this are partly due to the different regulations of individual countries or state associations. The following BLOG provides an overview of the most important legal regulations.
Supplier Dispute & London Arbitration Results
After the worst crisis in the history of the aviation industry, the market is slowly recovering and we expect a return to pre-COVID-19 revenues latest by 2025.
To understand the needs of a passenger with reduced mobility, we should be aware that the demand is increasing. All demographic indicators show that the population is ageing worldwide. More than one fifth of the world's population in 2050 will have some form of disability, which includes age-related mobility problems.
Winglets are a proven way to reduce aircraft drag, save fuel, cut carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions, and reduce noise. They increase range and enable a faster rate of climb.
Fewer emissions, more growth: this is the FTI advisory board’s vision for the future of Austrian aviation – with FACC’s assistance.
Hardly any other industry is as quality-driven as the aviation industry. There is a large number of globally active professional associations that advocate clear, groundbreaking quality and production standards and ensure and document their complete compliance and implementation.
The main goal of Bionics (BIOlogy + TechNICS) is the solution of technical problems and includes the analysis of biological systems, the abstraction of the resulting findings and the application of these to technical solutions. Numerous technical developments are based on inspiration from nature. Best known developments in aerodynamics are winglets or sharkles on aircraft wings.
Test, measure, calibrate: there is no other sector where certification is as important as in aviation. An interview with Hubert Kern, Vice President Quality at FACC.
AIRlabs Austria GmbH, founded in January 2020, is the operating organization of the AIRlabs project - the abbreviation "AIRlabs" stands for Aeronautical Innovation & Research Laboratories Austria. Together with renowned partners from science, industry, as well as various research institutes and authorities, AIRlabs Austria is starting to set up and operate test and trial areas for unmanned aerial vehicle systems in Austria as part of "Take Off". The future research, development and certification of UAS (Unpiloted Aerial Systems) will be supported in real test areas, thus enabling an innovation path across all technology maturity levels.
In order to get from A to B, many solutions have been established on the market in recent years that eliminate the need to own a car. A large proportion of these solutions relate to the Sharing Economy approach, which is based on the shared use of mobility solutions. These mobility services need to be highly frequented in order to become profitable and viable in the long term. Consequently, these developments can be observed above all in urban areas, as they are associated with a higher population density and thus a higher probability of use. Overall, sharing mobility solutions have an impact on the sustainable symbiosis of ecology and economy.
FACC develops and manufactures fan cases for the PurePower® PW800 engines from Pratt & Whitney Canada. One year after the series ramp-up, the 100th fan case for PW814/815 engines was successfully handed over to the Customer.
Modern commercial aircraft move at altitudes where human survival is not possible. Passengers are dependent on a self-sufficient, redundant pressure and air conditioning system in the aircraft. So-called HEPA filters ensure clean cabin air.
FACC is a technology leader in the aerospace industry, with its innovative products represented onboard the most sophisticated aircraft of the world's leading aircraft manufacturers. This requires a strong supply chain. The company's most outstanding suppliers have now been honored with the FACC Supplier Excellence Award in gold, silver and bronze as well as the FACC Special Performance Award.
The mobility of the future is based on new technologies and the materials of tomorrow. FACC thinks beyond existing horizons, from the development and use of new materials to more economical manufacturing technologies for the efficient production of fiber composite components.
The Aftermarket Services team won the first major repair order for an A350 XWB winglet. FACC thus takes another important step in the expansion of the aftermarket customer segment.
The company's goal is to implement a balance between effective, preventive measures to protect the entire workforce and their families, while at the same time fulfilling our obligations as a partner to the global aircraft industry. Our task force is constantly on duty to safeguard all interests as well as possible and to react to changes quickly.
We at FACC believe in values and appreciation. In respect and responsibility, in reliability and credibility, in honesty and trust. We have been doing so for more than 30 years. This leads to sustainability in doing and thinking. It is the cornerstone of our business activities and the prerequisite for our success - then as now.
New outfit for the crew
FACC is collaborating with Airbus on the development of innovative wing components for the next generation of aircraft.
In addition to the Challenger and Global business jet families, FACC will also supply the Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier Aviation with radoms for the Airbus A220 commercial aircraft.
FACC is pleased about the extraordinary exam performance of the FACC Future Team and welcomes 12 new apprentices.
Once again this year, the apprentices of the FACC Future Team performed outstandingly in the annual apprentice competition.
FACC celebrates its 30th anniversary with more than 200 guests and impressive show acts in front of the Lake Wolfgang panorama.
FACC establishes a new production facility in Jakovlje (Croatia) and further expands its global presence.
FACC's cabin upgrade creates more stowage space in Austrian Airlines A320 aircraft.
For the 14th time we have honored ourtop suppliers with the FACC "Supplier Excellence Awards" in gold, silver, bronze and the "Special Performance Award".
FACC receives "Supplier Award" from the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus.
On May 3rd, we will open our doors - together with around 31 other companies in the region - to interested young people. For one evening, everything revolves around the topic of apprenticeship at FACC.
Together with EHang, we are getting air taxis ready for series production by 2020 - we are starting a public dialogue on the subject of the mobility of the future in cooperation with our new partner, ProSiebenSat. 1 PULS 4.
One of the latest FACC innovations, the Passenger Luggage Space Upgrade, which increases stowage space by 67% while reducing weight, received STC approval from EASA.
Our new website - one of the core elements of the new FACC brand presence - was awarded the WebAward 2018 as "Best Technology Website" by the Web Marketing Association.
FACC continues on its growth path – solid performance in the third quarter of 2018/19.
Innovative FACC technology can be found in numerous elements on board almost every aircraft - including in outboard flaps. The 1,000th OBF shipset has now been successfully delivered by FACC after a production period of just a few years.
Next to established companies and newly founded startups, FACC moves into one of the private offices in the Strada del Startup.
FACC was honored with the coveted HERMES.Wirtschafts.Preis award in the "Industry" category in recognition of its successful management and outstanding economic achievements.
The FACC subsidiary CoLT was honored with the Hot Spot! Innviertel Award in the “innovation” category
50% more loading volume: Eco-liner enables more ecological and economical transport routes
FACC ranks among the world's leading aerospace groups. As part of this distinctive future-oriented industry, modern plants, machines and equipment contribute to efficient and economical operations.
A personal interview with Christoph Schöndorfer, leader of the new “Innovation, Technology and Digitalization” unit
With the research project "Spirit", FACC is taking a decisive step forward in the development of testing robotics.
AVIC is pooling the knowledge and expertise of several members of the Group in order to further strengthen its position in the growing Cabin Interiors segment.
Over 1,500 exhibitors from 52 countries and more than 80,000 visitors attended the Farnborough Airshow 2018. FACC made use of this platform and concluded a major order with Airbus.
Strong premium partners were presented with the "Supplier Excellence Awards" in bronze, silver and gold as well as the "Special Performance Award".
Around 3,500 employees and their families attended a large summer party on the company premises in Sankt Martin im Innkreis.
The figures of the first quarter confirm FACC's successful course and consolidate its strong international position in the aerospace industry.
Thermoplastic fiber composites are the material of choice for future mobility.
FACC apprentices honoured with the Apprentice Award of the Upper Austrian Chamber of Commerce sparte.industrie
FACC was awarded the Pegasus in bronze in the category "Lighthouses".
According to the topical Randstad Employer Branding Research 2018, FACC is the fourth best employer in Austria and the number 1 in Upper Austria
Accordingly, for us at FACC, customer proximity also signifies geographical closeness, which is why we have offices near our customers' headquarters.
What was still impossible yesterday, has become reality today. We are witnessing a revolution of mobility in the skies. For us at FACC this means to keep an open mind, put out our feelers, and think ahead in order to stay ahead. In this connection, we distinguish between near, medium-term, and distant future.
Offering our customers added value while continuing to expand our leadership with regard to technology, costs and quality are vital parameters of FACC's corporate strategy. Our company is gearing up for the future through investments that can only be described as large-scale, not least when it comes to the dimensions of some acquisitions.
FACC Research and Development
FACC's research and development staff has more than 500 employees. Additionally, our company maintains a strong cooperation network including universities and specialized institutions as well as customers. As tomorrow's mobility will be largely airborne, driving aerospace progress vigorously is a decisive factor.
Technological. Sustainable.
FACC aerostructures make aircraft lighter and more aerodynamic, thus saving weight and fuel and making them an all-round environmental winner. Consistent energy management, however, also goes a long way when it comes to boosting energy efficiency and saving the environment.
When it comes to spoiler expertise, FACC strives to be number 1. A crucial factor for achieving this goal is research and development. Optimizing weight and manufacturing components efficiently are key parameters in this endeavor.
It‘s not just the quality and performance of a component that matters but also its efficient manufacturing that plays a decisive role in global competition. Apart from reliability and cost effectiveness, another critical characteristic is a high degree of flexibility seamlessly adapting
to supply the required number of units ordered by customers. Thanks to its clocked assembly line for Airbus A350 XWB translating sleeves as well as optimized blocker door production, FACC is well prepared for the future.
Passenger aircraft can only earn money when they are in the air. For companies fitting out the interiors of new aircraft, this means swift delivery ensuring commissioning at the earliest possible date. When it comes to the manufacturing of interiors components, a high-volume production of units is essential. FACC has set itself the goal of developing a system for CFRP passenger cabin parts that ensures a serial manufacturing of large numbers of parts while keeping production times as short as possible.
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AIRlabs Austria GmbH, founded in January 2020, is the operating organization of the AIRlabs project - the abbreviation "AIRlabs" stands for Aeronautical Innovation & Research Laboratories Austria. Together with renowned partners from science, industry, as well as various research institutes and authorities, AIRlabs Austria is starting to set up and operate test and trial areas for unmanned aerial vehicle systems in Austria as part of "Take Off". The future research, development and certification of UAS (Unpiloted Aerial Systems) will be supported in real test areas, thus enabling an innovation path across all technology maturity levels.
FACC is promoting the in-house production of components and materials. After all, vertical integration particularly pays off during crisis situations.
In order to get from A to B, many solutions have been established on the market in recent years that eliminate the need to own a car. A large proportion of these solutions relate to the Sharing Economy approach, which is based on the shared use of mobility solutions. These mobility services need to be highly frequented in order to become profitable and viable in the long term. Consequently, these developments can be observed above all in urban areas, as they are associated with a higher population density and thus a higher probability of use. Overall, sharing mobility solutions have an impact on the sustainable symbiosis of ecology and economy.
FACC is collaborating with Airbus on the development of innovative wing components for the next generation of aircraft.
First airworthy air taxi was presented at Press Preview Event and 4GameChangers Festival.
Together with EHang, we are getting air taxis ready for series production by 2020 - we are starting a public dialogue on the subject of the mobility of the future in cooperation with our new partner, ProSiebenSat. 1 PULS 4.
A personal interview with Christoph Schöndorfer, leader of the new “Innovation, Technology and Digitalization” unit
The young people achieved excellent results in their final apprenticeship examinations. Apprenticeship training in the future-oriented aerospace industry has high priority at FACC.
With the research project "Spirit", FACC is taking a decisive step forward in the development of testing robotics.
AVIC is pooling the knowledge and expertise of several members of the Group in order to further strengthen its position in the growing Cabin Interiors segment.
Highly trained specialists are an important competitive advantage for the Aerospace Group.
The top-class jury of experts awarded the Austrian Export Prize in silver to the aerospace group.
In designing BIOS-FUTURE CABIN, FACC is working with a completely new design approach for the first time. The holistic concept combines the design disciplines Interior, Exterior and Passenger Experience (PX) from the very first sketch. Nature, people and their perception are the starting point for a design process from the inside out. The design process starts with the passenger experience and deliberately focuses on passenger perception and needs. The goal is to create a cabin concept that expands the passengers‘ perception. It also aims to create an immersive experience where passengers connect with each other, the cabin and the environment in a unique way.
Flying is often associated with freedom - one of our most important fundamental rights. Accessible travel is an important keyword here: numerous regulations are designed to ensure that persons with reduced mobility (PRM) are not disadvantaged in any way. Aircraft are supposed to offer barrier-free access to lavatories, seats and much more - but not all fleets offer a barrier-free flight experience. Reasons for this are partly due to the different regulations of individual countries or state associations. The following BLOG provides an overview of the most important legal regulations.
Fewer emissions, more growth: this is the FTI advisory board’s vision for the future of Austrian aviation – with FACC’s assistance.
The main goal of Bionics (BIOlogy + TechNICS) is the solution of technical problems and includes the analysis of biological systems, the abstraction of the resulting findings and the application of these to technical solutions. Numerous technical developments are based on inspiration from nature. Best known developments in aerodynamics are winglets or sharkles on aircraft wings.
FACC is one of the leading technology partners in the aerospace industry and, being a tier 1 supplier, maintains numerous strategic cooperations and partnerships with renowned aircraft and engine manufacturers all over the world. Now, FACC has received the coveted 2019 Diamond Supplier certification from the Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier for the development and production of the wing-to-body fairings for the Bombardier Global 7500 and Challenger 350 programs.
Modern commercial aircraft move at altitudes where human survival is not possible. Passengers are dependent on a self-sufficient, redundant pressure and air conditioning system in the aircraft. So-called HEPA filters ensure clean cabin air.
Together with Austrian Airlines, Vienna Airport and Frequentis, FACC launches the first aviation podcast in German-speaking countries.
FACC celebrates its 30th anniversary with more than 200 guests and impressive show acts in front of the Lake Wolfgang panorama.
FACC establishes a new production facility in Jakovlje (Croatia) and further expands its global presence.
FACC's cabin upgrade creates more stowage space in Austrian Airlines A320 aircraft.
FACC receives "Supplier Award" from the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus.
Together with EHang, we are getting air taxis ready for series production by 2020 - we are starting a public dialogue on the subject of the mobility of the future in cooperation with our new partner, ProSiebenSat. 1 PULS 4.
Together with EHang, a Chinese technology company, which specializes in autonomous air mobility, FACC is developing new solutions in the field of urban air mobility.
FACC ranks among the world's leading aerospace groups. As part of this distinctive future-oriented industry, modern plants, machines and equipment contribute to efficient and economical operations.
Two major milestones, the 1,000th GEnx and the 500th Trent XWB translating sleeve shipset crown the long-standing cooperation between UTAS and FACC.
The young people achieved excellent results in their final apprenticeship examinations. Apprenticeship training in the future-oriented aerospace industry has high priority at FACC.
AVIC is pooling the knowledge and expertise of several members of the Group in order to further strengthen its position in the growing Cabin Interiors segment.
Around 3,500 employees and their families attended a large summer party on the company premises in Sankt Martin im Innkreis.
Personal mobility is a basic human need. Yet the corona pandemic has made each of us acutely aware of how painful limitations to personal mobility are. While for the majority of people these restrictions are temporary, there is also another group: People with Reduced Mobility (PRMs) are confronted with mobility restrictions every day, even outside the corona crisis - including in air travel. The aviation industry is therefore working intensively to remove barriers for PRMs as best as possible, while at the same time successively increasing the level of comfort and thus making air travel an attractive and comfortable form of mobility for all people.
In this context, so-called single-aisle aircraft are increasingly coming into focus. Even before the Corona crisis, this type of aircraft was in greater demand than wide-body aircraft - and the trend is still upwards.
Flying is often associated with freedom - one of our most important fundamental rights. Accessible travel is an important keyword here: numerous regulations are designed to ensure that persons with reduced mobility (PRM) are not disadvantaged in any way. Aircraft are supposed to offer barrier-free access to lavatories, seats and much more - but not all fleets offer a barrier-free flight experience. Reasons for this are partly due to the different regulations of individual countries or state associations. The following BLOG provides an overview of the most important legal regulations.
To understand the needs of a passenger with reduced mobility, we should be aware that the demand is increasing. All demographic indicators show that the population is ageing worldwide. More than one fifth of the world's population in 2050 will have some form of disability, which includes age-related mobility problems.
The COVID-19 pandemic has put the aviation industry in one of its biggest crises [1]. A majority of countries imposed travel restrictions to control the spread of COVID-19, resulting in a significant decrease in tourist travel. Currently, according to the World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), 32% of destinations around the world are completely closed to international tourism.
Winglets are a proven way to reduce aircraft drag, save fuel, cut carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions, and reduce noise. They increase range and enable a faster rate of climb.
Hardly any other industry is as quality-driven as the aviation industry. There is a large number of globally active professional associations that advocate clear, groundbreaking quality and production standards and ensure and document their complete compliance and implementation.
FACC is one of the leading technology partners in the aerospace industry and, being a tier 1 supplier, maintains numerous strategic cooperations and partnerships with renowned aircraft and engine manufacturers all over the world. Now, FACC has received the coveted 2019 Diamond Supplier certification from the Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier for the development and production of the wing-to-body fairings for the Bombardier Global 7500 and Challenger 350 programs.
FACC is promoting the in-house production of components and materials. After all, vertical integration particularly pays off during crisis situations.
In order to get from A to B, many solutions have been established on the market in recent years that eliminate the need to own a car. A large proportion of these solutions relate to the Sharing Economy approach, which is based on the shared use of mobility solutions. These mobility services need to be highly frequented in order to become profitable and viable in the long term. Consequently, these developments can be observed above all in urban areas, as they are associated with a higher population density and thus a higher probability of use. Overall, sharing mobility solutions have an impact on the sustainable symbiosis of ecology and economy.
FACC develops and manufactures fan cases for the PurePower® PW800 engines from Pratt & Whitney Canada. One year after the series ramp-up, the 100th fan case for PW814/815 engines was successfully handed over to the Customer.
The mobility of the future is based on new technologies and the materials of tomorrow. FACC thinks beyond existing horizons, from the development and use of new materials to more economical manufacturing technologies for the efficient production of fiber composite components.
The Aftermarket Services team won the first major repair order for an A350 XWB winglet. FACC thus takes another important step in the expansion of the aftermarket customer segment.
In addition to the Challenger and Global business jet families, FACC will also supply the Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier Aviation with radoms for the Airbus A220 commercial aircraft.
Once again this year, the apprentices of the FACC Future Team performed outstandingly in the annual apprentice competition.
FACC's cabin upgrade creates more stowage space in Austrian Airlines A320 aircraft.
FACC receives "Supplier Award" from the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus.
First airworthy air taxi was presented at Press Preview Event and 4GameChangers Festival.
Together with EHang, we are getting air taxis ready for series production by 2020 - we are starting a public dialogue on the subject of the mobility of the future in cooperation with our new partner, ProSiebenSat. 1 PULS 4.
Together with EHang, a Chinese technology company, which specializes in autonomous air mobility, FACC is developing new solutions in the field of urban air mobility.
FACC was honored with the coveted HERMES.Wirtschafts.Preis award in the "Industry" category in recognition of its successful management and outstanding economic achievements.
The FACC subsidiary CoLT was honored with the Hot Spot! Innviertel Award in the “innovation” category
FACC ranks among the world's leading aerospace groups. As part of this distinctive future-oriented industry, modern plants, machines and equipment contribute to efficient and economical operations.
Two major milestones, the 1,000th GEnx and the 500th Trent XWB translating sleeve shipset crown the long-standing cooperation between UTAS and FACC.
With the research project "Spirit", FACC is taking a decisive step forward in the development of testing robotics.
Strong premium partners were presented with the "Supplier Excellence Awards" in bronze, silver and gold as well as the "Special Performance Award".
The figures of the first quarter confirm FACC's successful course and consolidate its strong international position in the aerospace industry.
Highly trained specialists are an important competitive advantage for the Aerospace Group.
The top-class jury of experts awarded the Austrian Export Prize in silver to the aerospace group.
Thermoplastic fiber composites are the material of choice for future mobility.
FACC apprentices honoured with the Apprentice Award of the Upper Austrian Chamber of Commerce sparte.industrie
Technological. Sustainable.
FACC aerostructures make aircraft lighter and more aerodynamic, thus saving weight and fuel and making them an all-round environmental winner. Consistent energy management, however, also goes a long way when it comes to boosting energy efficiency and saving the environment.
It‘s not just the quality and performance of a component that matters but also its efficient manufacturing that plays a decisive role in global competition. Apart from reliability and cost effectiveness, another critical characteristic is a high degree of flexibility seamlessly adapting
to supply the required number of units ordered by customers. Thanks to its clocked assembly line for Airbus A350 XWB translating sleeves as well as optimized blocker door production, FACC is well prepared for the future.
Now it counts even more than usual: For each other. To each other. FACC says THANK YOU and looks proudly at the solidarity of its employees.
The company's goal is to implement a balance between effective, preventive measures to protect the entire workforce and their families, while at the same time fulfilling our obligations as a partner to the global aircraft industry. Our task force is constantly on duty to safeguard all interests as well as possible and to react to changes quickly.
We at FACC believe in values and appreciation. In respect and responsibility, in reliability and credibility, in honesty and trust. We have been doing so for more than 30 years. This leads to sustainability in doing and thinking. It is the cornerstone of our business activities and the prerequisite for our success - then as now.
New outfit for the crew
FACC is collaborating with Airbus on the development of innovative wing components for the next generation of aircraft.
FACC is pleased about the extraordinary exam performance of the FACC Future Team and welcomes 12 new apprentices.
FACC celebrates its 30th anniversary with more than 200 guests and impressive show acts in front of the Lake Wolfgang panorama.
FACC establishes a new production facility in Jakovlje (Croatia) and further expands its global presence.
FACC's cabin upgrade creates more stowage space in Austrian Airlines A320 aircraft.
For the 14th time we have honored ourtop suppliers with the FACC "Supplier Excellence Awards" in gold, silver, bronze and the "Special Performance Award".
FACC receives "Supplier Award" from the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus.
First airworthy air taxi was presented at Press Preview Event and 4GameChangers Festival.
One of the latest FACC innovations, the Passenger Luggage Space Upgrade, which increases stowage space by 67% while reducing weight, received STC approval from EASA.
Our new website - one of the core elements of the new FACC brand presence - was awarded the WebAward 2018 as "Best Technology Website" by the Web Marketing Association.
FACC continues on its growth path – solid performance in the third quarter of 2018/19.
Innovative FACC technology can be found in numerous elements on board almost every aircraft - including in outboard flaps. The 1,000th OBF shipset has now been successfully delivered by FACC after a production period of just a few years.
A unique evening with many highlights - the FACC Christmas party has one more been a great success.
Next to established companies and newly founded startups, FACC moves into one of the private offices in the Strada del Startup.
A personal interview with Christoph Schöndorfer, leader of the new “Innovation, Technology and Digitalization” unit
Over 1,500 exhibitors from 52 countries and more than 80,000 visitors attended the Farnborough Airshow 2018. FACC made use of this platform and concluded a major order with Airbus.
Strong premium partners were presented with the "Supplier Excellence Awards" in bronze, silver and gold as well as the "Special Performance Award".
Around 3,500 employees and their families attended a large summer party on the company premises in Sankt Martin im Innkreis.
The figures of the first quarter confirm FACC's successful course and consolidate its strong international position in the aerospace industry.
Accordingly, for us at FACC, customer proximity also signifies geographical closeness, which is why we have offices near our customers' headquarters.
Supplier Dispute & London Arbitration Results
After the worst crisis in the history of the aviation industry, the market is slowly recovering and we expect a return to pre-COVID-19 revenues latest by 2025.
Robert Machtlinger: "Gewaltige Delle in der Luftfahrt mit -95 % Luftverkehrsaufkommen - aber auch Chancen in der Krise für Übernahmen!"
