Wed, Oct 23, 2013
First Session To be Held At AEA Regional Meeting In November
True Blue Power will host a series of educational seminars to discuss the safety and utilization of lithium-ion battery technology in aviation. A total of thirteen Lithium Batteries 101 sessions are planned, beginning at the Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) U.S. Central Regional Meeting in Kansas City, Mo., November 6 – 8, 2013. Twelve presentations are planned during 2014, including four international events.
“Not all lithium chemistries are created equal,” said Rick Slater, True Blue Power division manager. “We have performed rigorous testing and worked closely with A123 Systems to design and qualify the industry’s most advanced lithium-ion battery systems for aviation. Sharing what we’ve learned during that process is a logical and worthwhile endeavor. Our intention is to promote safety and a better understanding of this emerging and valuable technology.”
True Blue Power is a participating member of the RTCA Special Committee 225, an organization working to develop industry standards for small and medium rechargeable lithium batteries. True Blue Power specializes in the custom design and manufacturing of advanced lithium-ion batteries, emergency power supplies, battery modules, DC-to-AC static inverters and USB charging ports.
The proposed 2014 sites and dates for the Lithium Batteries 101 education series are:
- Business Aviation Regional Forum (NBAA) Boca Raton, Florida January 2014
- AEA International Convention and Trade Show Nashville, Tennessee March 2014
- AEA Europe Regional Meeting Vienna, Austria April 2014
- RTCA Global Aviation Symposium Washington, DC June 2014
- Business Aviation Regional Forum (NBAA) Van Nuys, California June 2014
- AEA Latin America Regional Forum Panama City, Panama August 2014
- AEA Canada Regional Meeting Canada August 2014
- Business Aviation Regional Forum (NBAA) Dallas, Texas September 2014
- AEA U.S. East Regional Meeting Florida September 2014
- AEA South Pacific Regional Meeting Australia September 2014
- Business Aviation Convention and Orlando, Florida October 2014 Exhibition (NBAA2014)
- AEA U.S. Central Regional Meeting Midwest October 2014
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