Air Management Systems

Air Management Systems 

Hamilton Sundstrand Air Management Systems is a leading supplier of air conditioning systems (air cycle and vapor cycle), liquid cooling systems, temperature control systems, pressurization control systems, ventilation control systems, electric fans, ice protection, humidification and fuel tank inerting systems. As a total systems supplier, we provide ventilation, thermal management and pressurization control for aircraft of all types and sizes. With Hamilton Sundstrand systems on board, you fly in a safe, healthy and extremely comfortable environment.

All of our systems are designed to be lightweight, efficient, reliable and cost-effective. Hamilton Sundstrand has more than 40 years experience with large commercial aircraft air cycle air management systems and is the leading AMS supplier for regional and business aircraft. We have been a major supplier of military aircraft AMS with over 60 years of experience.

Hamilton Sundstrand has a long track record of technological leadership in air management systems, logging more flight hours in regional airline service than any others. In fact, we now supply air management systems for more than half of the 30- to 70-passenger regional aircraft.   Military fighters, transports, business jets and helicopters also rely on our optimized, high-performance air management equipment.

Hamilton Sundstrand AMS consists of six major product areas:

 

Nord-Micro 

Nord-Micro is a well established global player in the aerospace business and the world leader in cabin pressure control systems for large commercial aircraft. With more than 40 years of experience, continuous growth and improvement, Nord-Micro today is a well known first tier OEM supplier and the reliable partner of choice for major commercial and military aerospace customers all around the world. We invite you to learn more about Nord-Micro and its products. With more than 40 years of electronic control and gearbox systems experience, our Airframe Systems ensure performance and safety on rotary and fixed wing aircraft around the globe.


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