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From: jeffrey E. <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, December 1, 2014 3:24 PM
To: Ivjet
Subject: Fwd: Re:
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From: Alir=za Ittihadieh
Date: Mon, Dec=1, 2014 at 10:21 AM
Subject: RE: Re:
To: "jeffrey E." <=a href="[email protected]">jeevacation@gmailcom>
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My advise from the w=rd get go was keep the changes to a minimum.
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Now would you like t= share the desired Floor Plan and I will ask Jet Aviation to look at it.
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V-BR
Alireza
From: jeffrey =. (mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, December 1, 2014 2:49 PM
To: Alireza Ittihadieh
Subject: Re:
I am in receipt of your e-mail and attachments.
In reviewing the current and the desired floorplans I realized the layout f=r the latter hardly retains any seats, divans,
furnishings, bulkheads, sid=-ledges or monuments in their current cabin location.
This kind of radical floorplan change would require quite large non-reoccur=ing engineering (NRE) and certification (STC)
effort.
The upper and lower supporting structure, potable, gray and waste water plu=bing, electrical (IFE/CMS/Cabin Lighting,
etc), periphery (i.e. headliners= valances and domes) system, in the current cabin layout would have to be =emoded as
to allow the new cabin layout.
Not being the completion center holding the original interior STC approved =ngineering data package we would have to
create the engineering data requi=ed to support the certification process (STC) for the new configuration. The FAA
certification level is greater today than it was in 1999, when the =riginal interior was initially certified (STC) In order to
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salvage and reuse the existing seats, divans, furnishings, bulk=eads, side-ledges or monuments the engineering for the
installation of the=e cabin elements would have to be validated.
There is the risk that many of the cabin elements certified in the 1999 STC=could not be certified in today's regulatory
environment.
In essence the NRE, labor and material costs and the down-time time involve= for the desired floorplan would be even
greater than starting with a gree= aircraft without an interior already in place (8-12 months down-tim= and $25.0 M. to
$30.0 M price range) as we would have to spend quite a bit of effort in analyzing and validatin= the original interior.
On the other hand, if acceptable to your Principal, we were able to work ar=und the existing interior distribution layout
and limit the refurbishment =fforts to incorporating new materials and design features we would be in t=e 4-8 months
down-time and $5.0 M to $7.0 M budgetary price range.
Thanks and Best Regards!
Patricio
Patricio Altuna
Executive Vice President Sales & Marketing Associated Air Center
8321 Lemmon Ave
Dallas, TX, 75209
On Mo
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I have put my e=tire 58 aircraft experience on the table for free, I am not sure which pet=of what I have advised you was
flawed that you didn't want to listen to?
There is no one=who can direct you better than I can, I have delivered the most aircraft a=d you are getting opinions
expressed to you that are not supported by the required information.
The safest way =o do what you want to do is in Basel as they have all the Original drawing=. There is one place that could
manage this in the US. =/span>
I am still will=ng to assist you if you have the desire to.
V-BR
Alireza ITTIHADIEH
From: je rey E.
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Sent: Monday, 1 December 2014 11:57</=>
To: Alireza Ittihadieh
Subject:
we ye run into engineering issues, it se=ms the only place possible as they have the original stc would be basel .=C2
the consensus is that as you said the engineering would =e paramount . sone things installed no loner meet cert, under
new standards. will look more carefully in the next few days
please no=e
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