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Ontic enters 42nd license agreement with Honeywell

Gloucestershire-based Ontic has entered into a new license agreement with Honeywell.

The leading licensor and manufacturer of complex engineered parts for the global aerospace and defence industries, which has sites in Bishop's Cleeve and Staverton, has entered into an agreement for Honeywell's vacuum generator and check valve waste management product line, marking the 42nd license agreement between the companies.

Extending across Boeing platforms, including the 737, 747, 757, 767 and 777, the vacuum generator provides the vacuum required for vital flushing systems when on the ground or flying under 16,000 feet. The check valve then regulates the pressure and air flow during the vacuum process and pressurisation - an essential operation to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers on board.

This system has been fitted to every Boeing platform since 1983 and production is set to continue in support of new aircraft, as well as those currently in service.

As part of this license, Ontic will adopt all existing contracts, including service centre agreements, to ensure global operators continue to receive expert maintenance support and availability of spare parts.

By entering this license with Honeywell, Ontic can continue to deliver essential product lines to new and existing platforms for Boeing and the wider operator community.

Gareth Blackbird, vice president and chief operating officer at Ontic, said: "This agreement with Honeywell adds to Ontic's growing portfolio of full lifecycle support, from original equipment on new aircraft, to spares and repairs as platforms mature.

"This latest product line closely aligns to Ontic's core capabilities and growth strategy and is strengthened by the company's license to support B-1B onboard human factors systems for Boeing platforms."

Ontic has been supporting the commercial and military aviation industry for more than 45 years.

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