International Aerospace Quality Group IAQG Informational Overview March

Purpose As stated in the IAQG Chartering document To establish and maintain a dynamic

Objectives • Common quality standards & requirements – Common aerospace basic quality systems, best

Organization Structure IAQG Council JAQG AAQG EAQG SJAC SAE AECMA National Trade Associations IAQG

Organizational Responsibilities • Founded December 1999 • Charter approved June 1999 • Structure: –

International Membership Europe – – Asia – Ishikawajima Harima* – – Mitsubishi Heavy Ind.

Focus on Improvement • Improve Customer & Regulatory Relationships • Simplify & Standardize Common

Key Measures • Number of internationally published documents • Number of chartered sub-team’s work

Meeting Schedule • • Dec ‘ 98 - Derby, England Mar ‘ 99 -

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International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG) Informational Overview March 22 nd, 2001 Gary Baker ~ Americas Sector Leader

Purpose As stated in the IAQG Chartering document To establish and maintain a dynamic co-operation based upon trust between international aerospace companies on initiatives to make significant improvement in quality and reductions in cost throughout the value stream. Initial focus is to continuously improve the processes used by the supply chain to deliver consistently high quality products, thereby reducing non-value added activities and costs.

Objectives • Common quality standards & requirements – Common aerospace basic quality systems, best practices in aerospace industry, performance metrics • Process of continuous improvement • Methods to share results • Implementation plans that bring the initiative to life

Organization Structure IAQG Council JAQG AAQG EAQG SJAC SAE AECMA National Trade Associations IAQG General Assembly Meetings

Organizational Responsibilities • Founded December 1999 • Charter approved June 1999 • Structure: – Leadership Team Representative from each sector – Council Policy, purpose & objectives – General Assembly Communication forum for the Aerospace community world-wide – Sub-teams Chartered to address individual initiatives & objectives

International Membership Europe – – Asia – Ishikawajima Harima* – – Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. * – – Kawasaki Heavy Ind. – – Fuji Heavy Industries – – Shin Mayawa Ind. – Aviation Industries of China* – – Korea Aerospace Ind. * – – SJAC** – – – * Voting Council Member ** Non-Voting Council Member – – – EADS-CASA* EADS Corporate* Airbus Industrie* Turbomeca SNECMA Moteurs* Eurocopter Intertechnique* Dassault Aviation Messier-Bugatti BAE SYSTEMS* Alenia* Sextant Avionique Volvo Aero Corp. Messier-Dowty EADS Airbus Gmb. H* Rolls-Royce* Hispano-Suiza MTU Aero Engines Gmb. H AECMA-EASE** Americas – – – – – The Boeing Company * General Electric* Pratt & Whitney/UTC * Rockwell Collins* Honeywell * Lockheed Martin* Northrop Grumman * Vought Rolls-Royce Corp. Gulfstream Embraer* BF Goodrich Bombardier* Bell Helicopter Textron HELIBRAS (Brazil) LMAASA (Argentina) Raytheon Cessna SAE**

Focus on Improvement • Improve Customer & Regulatory Relationships • Simplify & Standardize Common Processes • Emphasize Lower Tier Supplier Control • Diligent Implementation of ‘Best Practices’ & Standards • Implement Robust Root Cause Corrective Action • Requirements Apply to Primes as much as Suppliers

Key Measures • Number of internationally published documents • Number of chartered sub-team’s work completed against target date • Use of Standards and other ‘Products’ – Internally – At suppliers

Meeting Schedule • • Dec ‘ 98 - Derby, England Mar ‘ 99 - Palm Beach, Florida Jun ‘ 99 - Madrid, Spain Sep ‘ 99 - Dallas, Texas • • Mar ‘ 00 - Tokyo, Japan Jun ‘ 00 - Seattle, Washington Nov ‘ 00 - Toulouse, France Mar ‘ 01 - New Orleans, LA • June 25 th - 28 th, 2001 - Berlin, Germany – General Assembly June 28 th • October 22 nd - 25 th, 2001 - Sao Paulo, Brazil • March 11 th - 14 th, 2002 - Kyoto, Japan • General Assembly March 14 th