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ThyssenKrupp Aerospace extends deal with Cessna to provide aluminum sheet parts
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Steel giant ThyssenKrupp's Aerospace North America division has entered into a three-year contract extension with Cessna Aircraft Company to remain its provider for aluminum sheet products and other supply chain services, the company announced late Friday.
ThyssenKrupp will use its Hutchinson, Kansas, location to service facilities in Wichita, Kansas, as well as some of Cessna's subcontractors in North America.
"This new contract serves to illustrate our close relationship with one of the premier general and business aviation manufacturers in the world," Jeff Luckasavage, president of ThyssenKrupp Aerospace North America, said in a press release Friday. "We look forward to working with Cessna on lowering their material distribution costs and continuing to partner on creative ways to simplify their supply chain."
In addition to steel production, ThyssenKrupp also provides components and systems for the automotive industry, technology sector, material trading and industrial services.
ThyssenKrupp will use its Hutchinson, Kansas, location to service facilities in Wichita, Kansas, as well as some of Cessna's subcontractors in North America.
"This new contract serves to illustrate our close relationship with one of the premier general and business aviation manufacturers in the world," Jeff Luckasavage, president of ThyssenKrupp Aerospace North America, said in a press release Friday. "We look forward to working with Cessna on lowering their material distribution costs and continuing to partner on creative ways to simplify their supply chain."
In addition to steel production, ThyssenKrupp also provides components and systems for the automotive industry, technology sector, material trading and industrial services.
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