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Doing Business with Chinese Doing Business with Chinese Aerospace Companies Aerospace Companies 1 Current Role Vice President / Regional General Manager, Asia Pacific Co Chair of the US China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP) MAC


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Doing Business with Chinese Aerospace Companies Doing Business with Chinese Aerospace Companies

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  • Vice President / Regional General

Manager, Asia Pacific

  • Co‐Chair of the US‐China Aviation

Cooperation Program (ACP) MAC

  • Board Member of the 2 China JVs

Current Role

Pui Ho, PhD

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“China one the most difficult countries to do business with”

ex‐Boeing President China

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Source: Boeing 20‐year CMO

China

Passenger traffic within Asia #1 in the world

2014 Air Traffic Added Traffic 2015‐2034 Annual Growth %

500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 Asia Pacific North America Europe Latin America Middle‐East & Africa CIS RPKs (Revenue Passenger Kilometers), billions 6.2% 2.4% 3.3% 6.6% 6.2% 4.3% 6.2%

3.3X

3.4X

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2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000 18,000 Asia Pacific North America Europe Latin America Middle‐East & Africa CIS Fleet Size (No. of Pax Aircraft)

China

Asia fleet size will overtake N. America by 2017

2014 Fleet Size Added Fleet 2015‐2034

Source: Boeing 20‐year CMO

2034 Fleet Size

7,560 3,620 5,130 1,720 16,180 9,350 7,330

2.8X

3.1X

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“….Asia‐Pacific market will grow the fastest in the future, as the economic growth here is the fastest in the world”

American Airlines CEO Doug Parker

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Many indigenous aircraft programs…

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Auto industry JVs are very successful in China

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… and many OEM JVs in China

Electrical Power Sys C919 Xi’an UTC‐Avic EM Fuel & Hydraulic Sys C919 Nanjing Parker‐Avic NEIAS Flight Control Sys C919 Xi’an Parker‐Avic FACRI Flight Control Electronics C919 Xi’an Honeywell‐Avic FACRI Environmental Control Sys Nanjing Honeywell‐Avic NEIAS Avionics C919 Shanghai GE Aviation‐Avic CARERI Tubing C919 Shanghai Eaton‐Comac SAMC Landing Gear C919 Changsha Liebherr‐Avic Airfoil Manufacturing Xi’an P&W‐Avic Engine XAE Component MRO Xiamen Hamilton Sundstrand‐ Avic Shaanxi Aero Electric Legacy Final Assembly Harbin Embraer‐Avic HAFEI Helicopter Sub‐/Assembly Harbin Eurocopter‐Avic HAFEI A320 Final Assembly Tianjin Airbus‐Avic APU MRO Xiamen Honeywell‐Taeco CFM56 Maintenance Chengdu Safran‐Air China Engine MRO Shanghai P&W‐China Eastern Airlines Engine components Zhuzhou P&W‐AVIC Engine accessories Chengdu P&W‐AVIC‐Chengdu Engine Co. Vapor Cycle Machines Nanjing UTC‐Avic NEIAS Composite Manufacturing Zhenjiang FACC‐Avic Wheels & Brakes C919 Changsha Honeywell‐Hunan Boyun New Materials‐Changsha Xinhang Wheel & Brake Engine Sub‐systems MRO Xiamen UTC‐Taeco Composite Manufacturing Tianjin Boeing‐Avic Helicopters Final Assembly Shanghai Sikorsky‐Changhe Aircraft Industries Corp‐ Shanghai Xinsheng Aviation Industry Ind. & Dev. Co.

  • Com. & Nav. Solutions C919

Chengdu Rockwell Collins‐CETCA Flight Simulation Tianjin Rockwell Collins‐Avic Bluesky Surveillance Products C919 Wuxi Rockwell Collins‐Avic LETRI Engine Components Zhuhai Snecma‐Avic SAIC EWIS Manufacturing C919 Shanghai Safran‐COMAC Airfoil Manufacturing Guiyang Safran‐Xinyi Nacelle Final Assembly C919 Xi’an Aircelle‐Avic XAIC Aircraft MRO Shanghai Boeing‐China Eastern Airlines‐Shanghai Airport Authority Aircraft Final Assembly Zhuhai Cessna‐Avic CAIGA Aircraft Final Assembly Shijiazhuang Cessna‐Avic CAIGA Aircraft Final Assembly Binzhou Dagao Diamond Aircraft‐ Shandong Bin Ao Aircraft Industries In‐Flight Entertainment C919 Chengdu Thales‐CETCA Existing In Work Just Sold

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IP concerns IT Security concerns Lack of transparency Language, Culture, Distance Partner’s lack of experience U.S. jobs concerns Unfair local competition Unfamiliar territory, e.g. laws Local costs increase Export compliance Partner’s poor management Our hands are full Market & Opportunities

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“The difference between Try and Triumph is the Umph”

Anoynmous

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Asia Market

Hit hard at target…

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COMAC ARJ21 Seats: 85

Launch: 2003

Orders: 315 Status: EIS 2015 COMAC C919 Seats: 168

Launch: 2009

Orders: 507 Status: Roll‐Out 2015 AVIC Aircraft MA700 Seats: 78

Launch: 2014

Status: JDP COMAC LRWB Seats: 300

Launch: 2015Q4

Status: RFI

Parker Content:

  • Fuel System
  • Flight Control Actuation

System

  • Hydraulic System
  • Swivel Joint, Fuel QD

Parker Content:

  • Fuel System
  • Flight Control Actuation System
  • Hydraulic System
  • Inerting System
  • Integrated Modular

Cabinet/Electronics

  • Fuel QD, LG Hoses

Parker Content:

  • Flight Control Actuation

System

  • Hydraulic System
  • Fittings & Hoses (potential)

Parker Content (Potential):

  • Fuel System
  • Flight Control Actuation

System

  • Hydraulic System
  • Inerting System
  • Fittings & Hoses

New

Parker awarded significant business… … only Gold supplier for 9 consecutive years

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Strong Gov’t (Understanding & Patience) Bridge the Gap Relationship Based (Not B&W) Stair‐Step Progress (Nothing is Impossible) Sense of Fairness (Give & Take)

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“It is not an enormous gap but a gap nonetheless… What’s wrong with a bridge? Have we not done one before”

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Thank You Thank You