Embraer holds airline operators conference in China
Subjects related to operational experiences of E-Jets and ERJ 145 families will be discussed
São José dos Campos, November 29, 2010 – Embraer’s Operators Conference (EOC) China 2010 will be held from November 29 to December 3, in the city of Tianjin, China. The event will bring together Chinese operators of both the E-Jets and the ERJ 145 families, guests from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), and Embraer suppliers.
Embraer hosts EOCs, worldwide, every year, aiming to enhance product and service knowledge and to improve customer satisfaction by sharing valuable information and experiences with operators and suppliers. EOC China was created with a sole focus on Chinese customers, and has been held nine years in a row. In the 2010 edition of EOC China, a blend of technical workshops and panel discussions will deal with specific maintenance issues, management and cost of maintenance activities, engineering support, flight operations, and spare parts topics for both E-Jets and ERJ 145 aircraft, reflecting input received from customers and suppliers.
EOC China 2010 is of special significance in the year of Embraer’s tenth anniversary in the country. This year also witnessed two milestones of Embraer’s constant effort to improve its customer support capability: the establishment of Embraer China Aircraft Technical Services Company Limited, in July, and the qualification of Tianjin Airlines as the first Embraer Authorized Service Center (EASC) to carry out line and heavy maintenance for the ERJ 145 and EMBRAER 190 jets in this region, in October.
Embraer hosts EOCs, worldwide, every year, aiming to enhance product and service knowledge and to improve customer satisfaction by sharing valuable information and experiences with operators and suppliers. EOC China was created with a sole focus on Chinese customers, and has been held nine years in a row. In the 2010 edition of EOC China, a blend of technical workshops and panel discussions will deal with specific maintenance issues, management and cost of maintenance activities, engineering support, flight operations, and spare parts topics for both E-Jets and ERJ 145 aircraft, reflecting input received from customers and suppliers.
EOC China 2010 is of special significance in the year of Embraer’s tenth anniversary in the country. This year also witnessed two milestones of Embraer’s constant effort to improve its customer support capability: the establishment of Embraer China Aircraft Technical Services Company Limited, in July, and the qualification of Tianjin Airlines as the first Embraer Authorized Service Center (EASC) to carry out line and heavy maintenance for the ERJ 145 and EMBRAER 190 jets in this region, in October.
Source: EMBRAER
