EFW Reaches 6 Million Lightweight Panels in Production
Elbe Flugzeugwerke GmbH (EFW), a leading center for Airbus passenger-to-freighter conversions and lightweight components, has achieved a milestone of producing 6 million lightweight panels at its Dresden and Kodersdorf plants. EFW has been a first-tier supplier for Airbus for over 30 years, with its products featured in more than 14,000 Airbus aircraft.
Supplying Over 700 Aircraft This Year
This year, EFW will supply over 700 Airbus aircraft with complete interior kits of lightweight products. These products are used in narrow-body aircraft like the A320 family, as well as wide-body and long-haul aircraft, including the A330, A300, A310, A350, and A380. Airbus freighters, such as the Beluga and Beluga XL, also feature EFW’s lightweight components.
Innovative Cabin Solutions
EFW’s products include flat floor panels, cargo area linings, functional partitions, bulletproof cockpit doors, and complex cabin solutions like crew rest compartments and lavatory modules. The latest innovation is the “Airspace L Bin,” an overhead bin for the A320 family that offers 60% more space for hand luggage.
Recognized Expertise in Composite Components
As a seasoned Airbus supplier, EFW has received multiple awards for its composite components. The company has evolved from a manufacturer to a provider of design solutions for cabin systems, leveraging its expertise in production processes and product design.
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