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A specialist in upscale metallurgy

Since its beginnings in 1907, Aubert & Duval has contributed to the projects of the most demanding industries. Today, the company is a world leader in designing, developing and industrialising high-performance steel, superalloy, aluminum or titanium parts.

Premier supplier of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) launching solutions

Robonic Ltd Oy enables the short-rail launch of unmanned aircraft and target drones. We incorporate all phases of launch requirements, with the ability to support air vehicle manufacturers at every stage of a platform’s life cycle.

Technology partner to aircraft and space engine manufacturers

As a worldwide leader in its sector, Safran Aero Boosters designs, develops and produces modules, equipment and test cells for aircraft and space engines. Based in Belgium, Safran Aero Boosters has two subsidiaries in the United States and employs 1,700 people.

Mastering oxygen systems from design to certification

Within Safran Aerosystems, Safran Aerosystems Oxygen businesses in the US are based in Lancaster (NY). The company designs oxygen systems and equipment to ensure the safety of crew and passengers onboard civil, military aircraft and helicopters.

An international after-sales network and unique expertise

Safran Aerosystems Services supports its customers in the operation of their equipment through a worldwide after-sales network. In Europe (Paris, London), the United States, Asia (Singapore) and the Middle East (Dubai), its teams ensure optimum availability, responsiveness and quality of service.

Compressor blades and vanes production plant for aircraft engines

Featuring automation, highly qualified personnel and the most advanced digital technologies, Plant 4.0 will produce more than 2,000 blades and vanes a day, with innovative, autonomous real-time quality control at every critical stage of production. It will be operational in 2025 and will employ around 100 people.

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