The Boeing Company recently announced it has concluded its purchase of C-Map, a leading provider of digital maritime cartography, data services and other navigational information.
C-Map will become a part of Jeppesen's marine division. Jeppesen is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Boeing Commercial Aviation Services.
“We are excited to welcome the employees of C-Map to Boeing and Jeppesen,” said Lou Mancini, vice president and general manager of Boeing Commercial Aviation Services. “C-Map supports Boeing's strategy of providing its customers with innovative products and services to help them operate their businesses more efficiently.”
“Jeppesen's reputation for excellence is a direct result of delivering very high quality, essential navigational and operational information to customers around the world for the last 73 years,” said Mark Van Tine, Jeppesen president and COO. “With the acquisition of C-Map, Jeppesen has the opportunity to establish a new standard of information solutions in the maritime industry. We bring exciting new capabilities and technology to the marine markets that have made aviation safer and more efficient.”
C-Map has significant operations in Italy, the United Kingdom, Norway, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Australia and the USA.
The companies are not disclosing terms of the transaction, which will not impact Boeing's financial guidance.
Boeing Commercial Aviation Services provides products, services and integrated solutions to 900 airlines and 150 maintenance, repair and overhaul facilities worldwide.
Jeppesen delivers information and technology-based information management tool sets essential to navigation and efficient operations management to air, sea and rail operators around the globe.
