MEMPHIS, TN and DUBAI, UAE--(Marketwire - June 30, 2010) - Aerospace Products International, Inc. (API), a wholly-owned subsidiary of First Aviation Services Inc. ( PINKSHEETS : FAVS ) and a leading supplier of innovative distribution and supply chain services for the aviation industry, announces an alliance with Transworld Aviation FZE (Transworld). Transworld is one of the leading providers of ...

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API and Transworld Aviation Form an Important Strategic Alliance in Dubai MarketWatch (press release) Transworld is one of the leading providers of certified spare parts to both commercial and military aircraft customers in the Middle East, Africa and India. ... and more »

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