PRODUCT PROFILE
Aircraft Cabin Door Assembly
AEROSTRUCTURE SUB-ASSEMBLY
Aircraft Cabin Door Assembly
India · verified
- COUNTRY
- India
- PROGRAMME STATUS
- verified
Specifications
- Function
- Provides a primary ingress and egress point for passengers while ensuring a pressure-tight seal during flight.
- Platform fit
- Designed specifically for the Airbus [Airbus] A220-100 and A220-300 aircraft families.
- Commercial model
- Tier-1 supplier arrangement where integrated sub-assemblies are shipped directly to the airframer's final assembly line.
- Deployment status
- In active serial production and currently operational on commercial aircraft worldwide.
- Evidence to demand
- The product is supported by long-term industrial contracts to meet the global delivery schedule of the A220 programme.
- Manufacturing location
- Produced at dedicated aerospace manufacturing facilities located in Bengaluru, India.
Description
The Aircraft Cabin Door Assembly is a safety-critical structural module produced by Dynamatic Technologies Limited. It represents a transition for the Indian aerospace industry from supplying discrete components to delivering fully integrated, flight-ready sub-assemblies. The unit comprises a precision-machined primary frame, external skin panels, and internal mechanical linkages required for locking and maintaining cabin pressure during high-altitude operations. Dynamatic Technologies Limited acts as a Tier-1 supplier for the Airbus [Airbus] A220 programme. The assemblies are manufactured at the firm’s aerospace facility in Bengaluru and delivered to the Airbus Canada Limited Partnership [Airbus Canada Limited Partnership] for integration onto the final assembly line. These doors are utilised across the A220 family, encompassing both the A220-100 and A220-300 narrow-body aircraft variants. Primary technical risks involve the structural integrity of pressure-bearing components and the precise tolerances of the mechanical locking systems. The desk would verify the specific level of integration completed in India, notably whether electronic sensors and environmental seals are installed prior to export. Further scrutiny would focus on raw material supply chain stability and compliance with certification standards mandated by Transport Canada and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency [Agencia Europea de Seguridad Aérea].
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LAST VERIFIED
26 Sept 2026
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