Sept. 16 2011 - SDV Tianjin Main Logistics Provider for the Inaugural China Helicopter Exposition

SDV Tianjin Main Logistics Provider for the Inaugural China Helicopter Exposition
Not only to be the international freight forwarder recommended by the tradeshow’s organizers, SDV Logistics (Tianjin) Co. has participated in this unique exhibition dedicated to the domestic rotorcraft industry from the 15th to 18th September 2011 in Tianjin. (Booth C007)

AVICOPTER, a division of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) has invested 800 million euros in a new helicopter factory and research center in the Northern city of Tianjin, where the exposition will be held. Since 2009, SDV has an office and a warehouse in this area. Entirely dedicated to aerospace business development in China, SDV Logistics (Tianjin) Co., has the expertise and the infrastructures to support this booming industry sector.


	Indeed, today only 200 helicopters are in use in China. Obviously this figure doesn’t match China’s current status in the world and the potential of this market is significant. Customers and suppliers have the opportunities to meet the Managers of the SDV Aerospace team from Asia Pacific and Europe. The Aerospace sector in SDV - including aircraft and helicopter manufacturers, airlines and other operators, engine manufacturers, OEMs and MROs – represents 800 specialists operating within a network of SDV platforms located at all major hubs such as Sydney, Singapore, Shanghai, London, Paris, Dubai, Los Angeles and New York. To cover the upstream and downstream aerospace supply chain, SDV implements solutions with extensive expertise supported by efficient IT systems. The flow management is optimized on a cost and time basis and provides real-time visibility of operations. SDV’s strength in aerospace logistics is defined by: • Proven expertise in Customs (classification and regimes, regulations…) and regulatory compliance (dual use items regulations, ITAR licenses…) • After-sales support: new models aiming at optimizing costs and reducing delivery time of spare parts, synchronized with serviceable parts delivery to the end user.