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Mon, Jul 16, 2018

Lee Aerospace To Exhibit At AirVenture 2018 For The First Time

Will Introduce CoolView Windows For The GA Market

Lee Aerospace, an aerospace window, aerostructure and composite provider headquartered in Wichita, Kansas will introduce a new window technology option, CoolView when it makes its first-ever appearance at EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin this year. “We know planes. We know general aviation…and we know that AirVenture is the most dynamic show in the industry. It’s the ideal place to show off an impressive new product, so we’re heading to Oshkosh this year,” explained Jim Lee, the company’s founder and CEO.  

CoolView is an exciting option in window replacements. Independent testing has proven this unique window will block up to 62% of the infrared rays (heat) coming through the windows, resulting in a significantly cooler cabin. In addition, CoolView blocks virtually all of the harmful UV rays.

The process involves production of an internal metallic barrier rather than an external coating that can wear off or need reapplied. In addition to a cooler cabin, CoolView technology provides a safer environment for your health-conscience pilots and passengers. The CoolView protection reduces pilot fatigue and preserves aircraft interiors. They also create a striking appearance from the exterior as well.

Lee Aerospace will also install CoolView replacements…virtually anywhere on the globe.  “We operate an FAA certified repair station for repairs and installations and our A&P mechanics and FAA certified technicians will travel wherever they’re needed to install the windows and get the aircraft immediately back into service with a minimum of down time.

(Source: Lee Aerospace news release)

FMI: www.leeaerospace.com

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