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Wing Win Okayama

• Aircraft Component Joint Sales Team

Okayama Prefecture Industrial Promotion Foundation
February, 2006
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Table of contents
1.Outline of Wing Win Okayama 2.Background of
organization 3.Objectives of Wing Win
Okayama 4.Member companies 5.Approaches Details
of promotional activities 6.Past contributions to
customers 7.5-year business plan of Wing Win
Okayama 8.Future deployment
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1.Outline of Wing Win Okayama
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2.Background of organization
Develop a partner team which consists of parts
suppliers in Okayama Prefecture who are able to
enter the air craft component businesses
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Reference Estimate of aircraft needs in coming
20 years

• Need for 25,000 aircraft in coming 20 years (200
  billion US dollars)
• ? Micro-compact aircraft 17 (4290 aircraft)
• ? Compact aircraft (with one aisle) 59
  (14770 aircraft)
• ? Middle-size aircraft (with two aisles) 21
  (5150 aircraft)
• ? Large-size aircraft 3 (790 aircraft)

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Estimate of air passengers in the world
Fare-paid passen. traveling distances (1Bill.
People Kilo)
Total of world 8249
Result
Estimate
ROW
More than double in 2021
AVE.ANNUAL GROWTH RATE () AVE.ANNUAL GROWTH RATE () AVE.ANNUAL GROWTH RATE ()
1982-2001 2002-2021
NORTH AMERICA 4.7 3.6
EUROPE 5.8 5.1
ASIA / PACIFIC 7.6 6.5
REST OF WORLD 4.4 5.1
TOTAL WORLD 5.5 5.0
Asia/Pacific
YEAR 2001
Europe
YEAR 1981
NA
1981
(?)????????? ??
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25,000 aircraft, 200 billion in 2021
Source of doc. Japan Aircraft Development
Corporation
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Figure of job shares of Japanese manufacturers
Job share of Japan among components for 767
Job share of Japan among components for 777
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Kawasaki Heavy
Industries Fuji Heavy Industries NIPPI
Corporation Shinmeiwa
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3.Objectives of Wing Win Okayama

• The Wing Win Okayama member companies, which can
  provide the utmost cooperation and contributions
  supported by technical, quality, and development
  capabilities, aim to provide technical and
  engineering suggestions to the aircraft
  manufacturers, which can expect sharp and further
  sustained growth in the near future, based on the
  most recent technologies in component
  manufacturing.
• To bring this to fruition, small and medium
  member companies of Wing Win Okayama shall
  strengthen their cooperation not only within the
  team but also with other industries, university
  labs, and municipal governments in Okayama
  Prefecture

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4.Member Companies
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5.Approaches Details of promotional activities
?Technical training seminars instructed by
specialists and university professors who are
familiar with aircraft components
?Aircraft component manufacturers in Japan
?Marketing (finding technical needs)?Business
Fair?Company promotion
?Guidebook English-Japanese ?CDs Web
site Eng.-Jpn.-Chinese
?Technological and engineering capabilities
of member companies for aircraft
components manufacturing ?Approach of
officers of organizer (Industrial Promotion
Foundation)
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?Plan of technical exchange meeting (Reg.
Meeting) in 2005
Year and month of meeting Title of meeting Contents of program Jul. 2005 Aug. Sept. Oct. Dec. Feb.2006 Mar
Year and month of meeting Title of meeting Contents of program No.1 Regular Meeting No.2 Regular Meeting No.3 Regular Meeting No.4 Regular Meeting No.5 Regular Meeting No.6 Regular Meeting No.7 Regular Meeting
Business plan (draft) and budget plan (draft) of 2005 ?
Seminar ? ? ?
Material-related seminar ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Seminar for aircraft parts construction ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Seminar for manufac- turing technologies ? ? ? ? ? ?
Quality Manag. Seminar ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Seminar for Ind. trends ? ? ? ?
Supports for member companies to be certified
JISQ9100 (aircraft standard)
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?Details of Technical Exchange Meeting held in
2005 (regular meeting)
? Lecture meeting (1) Title Aircraft manuf.
Technology, mainly glues for composite materials,
NC machining, and stamping By Mr. T. Nagumo
(GM, Process Eng., Utsunomiya Works FHI,
Aerospace company) (2) Title Quality
Management System Standard for Aerospace
By Mr. T. Takase (Kawaju Techno Service) ?
Training seminar (1) Title Recent aerospace
industries By Mr. N. Nakayama (Chubu
Aerospace tech. Center) (2) Title Recent
materials for aerospace components By Mr. H.
Ide (Assist. Professor, Nippon Univ. aerospace
engineering (3) Title Aircraft body
components By Mr. S. Tachikawa (Assist.
Professor, Nippon Univ. aerospace engineering)
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?Example of Quality management Aircraft and
Quality Management System

• Background of the birth of ISO9000 series as
  international
• standards based on the traditional quality
  control systems.
• Internal and external quality assurance
• ISO9000 series Quality Management System for
  managements
• System of assessment and registration

• To JISQ9100, Quality Control Program for aircraft
• Additional requirements of JISQ9100 from ISO9001
  (1)

• Additional requirements of JISQ9100 from ISO9001
  (2)
• Movement of industry for JISQ9100 in the future

• Reliable design
• FMEA and FTA

• Additional and supplementary explanations for the
  seminars
• 1 to 4 as a summary

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? Other approaches
http//www.wing-win.jp/
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6.Past contribution to customers
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7.5-year business plan of Wing Win Okayama
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8.Future deployment
Products with brand name plates indicating the
unique technologies
Increase the size of the industry including
suppliers and sub suppliers
Manufacturing machines, tooling, operating
services, and equipment and machines for
maintenance