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The renowned supermarket chain brand Waitrose & Partners has increased its storagecapacity with the extension of its facilities in Magna Park (Milton Keynes, UK) to consolidateits position as a leader in its sector in the British market. To do so, it has relied on ARRacking, a European benchmark in storage systems. The new

Our client – LCA – became the first major international airport in the world to be fullycontrolled by a remote digital air traffic control tower, following intensive testing and livetrials of the revolutionary technology during the lockdown. The technology marks a step-changein global air traffic management and will help the

We are re-branding! AAC have teamed up with White Vinyl Media with a vision to rebrand AAC. The pandemic has unfortunately exposed working solely within 1 industry, and as a result of this, part of our strategic ‘bounce back’ is to begin to get our names out in other industries.

AAC Continue to Support ‘Club for Young People’ during Covid-19 AAC are proud to be able to continue their long standing support for the  ‘Club for Young People’ charity whose work has continued during the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown despite a huge drop in funding. “AAC play a vital

AAC recently became an enterprise partner with the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET). The new President, Dr Peter Bonfield OBE, will use his year-long term of office to champion the professionalism of engineers and technicians in a bid to improve skills, ethics and competency across the engineering and technology

AAC are pleased to announce they have become the Institute of Engineering Technologies latest enterprise partner. ?we strive to be the best at what we do and partnering with the IET is further proof of that commitment to excellence? ? Dennis Toko, Commercial Director, AAC Ltd.

AAC Managing Director, Stuart Brown and Business Development Manager, Mike Connelly enjoyed an excellent afternoon networking with colleagues from across the aviation industry at this years House of Commons Aviation Reception. The keynote speech was delivered by Baroness Vere, the recently appointed Minister for Aviation. ‘To be invited to events,

On Thursday 28th June a team from AAC (Heathrow Harriers) took take part in a charity 5 a-side tournament at the Goals! Soccer Center on Shepiston Lane @1430. All monies raised in aid of the Calm charity, The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) is leading a movement against male suicide,

After 47 years Heathrow Airport’s Terminal 1 closed its doors to passengers for the last time in 2015. British European Airways was the first operator to fly from Terminal 1 when it was opened by the Queen in May 1968. The closure allowed for the expansion of Terminal 2 known as

The team are pleased to announce the opening of the new AAC northern HQ based at Manchester Airport. “We’ve experienced significant growth over the past eighteen months and the successful opening of our new office in Manchester is a clear indicator of how far we have come as an organisation

AAC are proud to be exhibiting at this year’s Passenger Terminal Expo in Stockholm, Sweden, in association with the British Aviation Group. “It is, once again, good to see how busy the aviation industry is at present. In particular the growth in the number and type of technology businesses show

This year’s Faculty of Physical Sciences and Engineering job fair at Southampton University was supported by AAC, with Natalie Foster and Mike Connelly in attendance. Representatives from large corporations that invest heavily in technology were in attendance, with Bloomberg, Visa, Netpay and the Ministry of Defence to name but a

AAC’s Jack Taylor has now completed the HNC in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a final mark of distinction. He is now pushing toward further academic achievement and will continue to develop with the careful guidance and support of the AAC management team. Well done Jack! “Excellence in delivery is

AAC Ltd, who already have a framework agreement with Orion Systems, have now signed an exclusive agreement for the promotion, installation and commissioning of Orion?s check-in conveyor Intruder Detection Systems in UK Airports. “This is something new to the market place and offers a cost-effective alternative to other less effective

AAC engineers Jack Taylor and James Blackburn were celebrating this week after each receiving a distinction for their most recent modules during their HNC Electrical & Electronic Engineering course. The course, provided by distance learning from the university of Teeside, gives a sound understanding of all key principles and includes

AAC where in attendance along with 360 plus guests and representatives of British companies involved in airport development at the annual B.A.G dinner. The AAC Ltd Managing Director Stuart Brown stated how important the British Aviation Group is to AAC and businesses of all sizes working across the aviation sector.

AAC are pleased to announced that they are now a registered Schneider Electric Alliance Systems Integrator. “We recognise the power of partnership working and that the strategic combination of Schneider Electric’s vast experience and proven solution architectures, hardware and software, will help us maximize our performance and support our industry

The AAC head office team had their annual summer BBQ this week hosted by Managing Director Stuart Brown. “We’ve got a fantastic group of people at AAC and it’s important to us to make sure we spend time together outside of the work environment. Events like this help strengthen our