【产品手册】米其林Michelin_产品宣传册Brochure_Gen_Aviation_市场营销策.docxVIP

MICHELIN? GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT TIRES THE PIONEER AND INNOVATION LEADER 1981: Michelin introduced the first aircraft radial tire 1997: Michelin introduced NBT (New Bias Technology) with a first flight on the F16 Block 40 2001: Michelin introduced Radial NZG (Near Zero Growth) technology Now: Michelin offers more aircraft radial tire fitments than any other tire manufacturer Now: Michelin radial with NZG technology restricts normal casing growth, ideal for business jets where tire usage is more demanding than it is on propeller-driven aircraft MICHELIN NZG TECHNOLOGY Reduces Operating Costs Fewer tire changes because you get up to 100% more landings (1) Less fuel burn thanks to reduced tire weight (2) Provides Peace of Mind Up to 50% better resistance to foreign object damage (FOD) (3) Michelin is the trusted brand of aircraft manufacturers (4) Environmentally Friendly On average, a radial NZG tire uses 22% fewer raw materials than a standard bias equivalent (5) Fewer CO2 emissions (6) NZG tire compared to bias tire as reported by a French airline. | (2) An estimated U.S. $36 million could be saved annually if the worldwide aircraft fleets were equipped with MICHELINNZG radial tires – Michelin estimates based on: average tire weight by market segment and by tire technology, ACAS fleet data, and average fuel barrel price of $100.00 US. | (3) NZG compared to bias. Michelin estimated based on NZG performance study on 4 representative large sizes of commercial tires on a sample of 36,000 MICHELIN tires. | (4) Based on ACAS fleet data and Michelin estimates. | (5) Michelin’s calculation comparing tire mass vs. actual carried weight per tire. | (6) An estimated 160,000 tons of CO2 (or the CO2 emissions generated by 80,000 cars) could be saved annually if the worldwide aircraft fleets were equipped with MICHELINNZG radial tires – Michelin estimates based on: average tire weight by market segment and by tire technology, ACAS fleet data, and average CO2 emissions of 23.