AIM Altitude

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AIM Altitude (Aircraft Interiors Manufacturers) is a main British manufacturer of aircraft cabins, and their components, for airliners.

History[]

The original company was registered on 24 June 1940.[1] It became known as AIM Aviation in 1990.

W.Henshall & Sons Ltd[2][3] made components for aircraft interiors. By the 1970s, the company was known as Henshall Group, which also contained Fliteform of Heathrow.[4]

In 1978 the Aircraft Interiors Manufacturers Group was formed from four companies.[5] By the 1980s the group was called AIM Group plc, and contained Jecco Aviation of Dorset. AIM Group was listed on the London Stock Exchange in March 1982,[6] valuing the group at £14.7m

In the 1960s, British European Airways (BEA) carried their equipment.[7][8] In the 1990s it sponsored the Air League Flying Scholarship competition.

AIM Aviation became AIM Altitude in 2014.

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It is situated to the west of the A318 in Byfleet in Surrey, between the M25 and A318, and close to the River Wey. Byfleet & New Haw railway station is around 300 metres to the north.

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In the 1980s, the company was experienced with fitting interiors for the British Aerospace 146, Boeing 737 and BAC One-Eleven. It also makes interiors for helicopters.

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