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The document describes Airborne, a company that designs and builds composites. It has facilities in the Netherlands and Spain for winding machines, autoclaves, cutting machines, and clean rooms. It provides samples and structural panels to Airbus as a Tier 1 and Tier 2 supplier, including honeycomb core closing samples, skin restoration samples, and various test samples.
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