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NEWSLETTER ONLINE ANSEHEN
VERSION: May 2016
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our new sletter is intended to keep you informed about the latest developments at ARTS and
the aerospace industry. If you have problems w ith reading the new sletter, please send us a
short e-mail to info@arts.aero. We w ish you a great start into June.
ARTS TOP-JOB – PROCESS MECHANIC
Support our team in Donauw örth as a process mechanic for coating technology for our
client, Airbus Helicopters Germany GmbH, in Donauw örth. In this prospective position, you
w ould also be responsible for sealing and bonding components. Completed training as
process mechanic in coating technology or experience in another relevant field is preferred.
All details regarding duties and requirements are available in our job posting.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Stephanie Reisner.
We look forw ard to receiving your application.
ARTS AT
ILA 2016
We w ill be exhibiting at this year's ILA
Berlin Air Show w ith our fresh, new look
and are particularly interested in
responses to our presentation and look
forw ard to interesting discussions.
This time w e w ill have no few er than
four exhibition stands at w hich w e w ill
introduce ourselves and our services to
the industry and prospective applicants.
The ILA w ill take place from 1 to 4 June
2016 at the Berlin ExpoCenter Airport,
next to the capital's new airport, BER.
More than 120 000 trade visitors are
expected to attend.
ARTS w ill be in Hall 2 at the BDLI joint stand
(Stand 207), in Hall 6 at bavAIRia joint stand
(Stand 308), in Hall 1 in the Career Center at
stand 202 and at aircareer.de at stand 205.
We look forw ard to your visit.
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A SUITCASE THAT
BRINGS YOU TO
THE GATE
In Chicago, a w heeled suitcase, called
Modobag, w as invented that brings
passengers to the gate. The Modobag
w ith its built-in motor w ould bring
travellers to the gate three times faster
than on foot. Developer Kevin O'Donnell
came up w ith the idea w hile pulling his
children on a conventional suitcase
through the airport. At a
cruising speed of 12 km/h the Modobag can
transport people w eighing up to 117 kg for
more than 10 km thanks to the built-in battery.
One can easily sit on the suitcase and put
your feet on the foldable foot rests. In addition,
the case is equipped w ith a USB socket and
microchip.
So far, only one prototype of the Modobag
exists, but in summer a crow d-funding
campaign is expected to raise the necessary
capital for series production.
WATCH THE VIDEO
AIRBUS PRINTS AN
ELECTRIC
MOTORCYCLE ON A
3D-PRINTER
Airbus CEO, Tom Enders, presented an
electric motorcycle in Ottobrunn w ith a metal
frame printed completely on a 3D printer. The
so-called Light-Rider consists of thousands of
60 micrometer-thin layers of a special
aluminum alloy and w eighs only 35 kg.
Equipped w ith a 6 kW electric motor it still
achieves speeds of 80 km/h. The motorcycle
w as developed by tw o aerospace engineers
from Airbus subsidiary, APWorks. The 3D
printer is also being increasingly employed in
the aviation industry.
AIRBUS CEO, Enders, uses the technology
and believes that by 2030, so many metal
parts w ill be replaced by lighter elements
created by a 3D printer that an Airbus
A350 may be one tonne lighter. Those
w ho w ould like to ow n this exceptional
racer, must be quick and have a suitcase
full of money: APWorks are only planning
to manufacture 50 Light-Riders. How ever,
the unit price is a remarkable €50 000.
Source: Airbus
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ALEXANDER GERST BECOMES FIRST
GERMAN COMMANDER
Alexander Gerst w ill be the first German commander of the International Space Station (ISS).
The trained geophysicist w as on the ISS once before in 2014 for 6 months. His second
mission is now planned from May to November 2018. Gerst has made it clear just after his
first mission that he w ould like to go back into space. But he never expected it to happen so
soon. His second mission w ill see, among others, the continuation of research programmes,
w hich usually extend over several ISS missions. The mission w ill once again start at the
legendary Baikonur cosmodrome in the steppes of
Kazakhstan. This time, Gerst w ill be the co-pilot of the Soyuz capsule. For this he w ill be
training mostly in Russia during the coming months.
Source: DPA
ARTS TOP-JOB - SECURITY ENGINEER FOR
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
Join the ARTS team now as safety engineer in Ulm at our client, Airbus Defence and Space
GmbH. As safety engineer, you w ould be responsible for, among others, the preparation of
accounts. A completed engineering degree, preferably in the field of electrical engineering
and a minimum of 2 years' experience are preferred.
All details regarding duties and requirements are available in our job posting job posting.
For Questions, please feel free to contact Peggy Wildner.
We look forw ard to receiving your application.
