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IWG Attends NBAA 2014: The Recap

Once a year 25,000 people meet from all around the world for one purpose – to find out the latest and greatest in business aviation. Known as the National Business Aviation Conference, this tradeshow was held in sunny Orlando Florida. The weather was nice and warm, however, IWG was heating up the conference our own way with our latest product – the new T-Series Tankless Water Heater.

The introduction of the T-Series heater at NBAA was a success and its features and benefits were exhibited to several completion centers – specifically the launch customer of the T-Series , Greenpoint Technologies, who is currently working on a  B787 VIP completion.

“The response our customers are giving us on our new T-Series water heater is very positive,” said Giles Lapierre, Director of Sales and Marketing. “This is the prime place for them to see, hold, and learn about the T-Series’ capabilities for future and existing aircraft.”

Another product IWG also exhibited for the first time at NBAA was the IWG-UV1 water treatment unit, which is the newest water treatment unit to IWG’s product family; it is a dual action unit that filters and uses ultraviolet technology and state of the art design to treat on-board water in a vertical position.

“Our goal was to promote this new product to all of our customers since it’s the smartest and lightest water purification unit on the market,” says Lapierre.

Founded in 1947 and based in Washington, DC, the NBAA is the leading organization for companies that rely on general aviation aircraft to help make their businesses more efficient, productive and successful. The Association represents more than 10,000 companies and provides more than 100 products and services to the business aviation community, including the NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition, the world’s largest civil aviation trade show. To learn more, visit http://www.nbaa.org/. The next tradeshow IWG plans on exhibiting at is the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg Germany, in April 2015.

 


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