Latest news about Midlands aerospace

UTAS announce proposal to develop a new Centre of Excellence on the UTC site on Stafford Road, Wolverhampton. This Centre of Excellence will be formed by the transfer of Military, New Product Introduction and engineering for Heat Exchangers and Fluids Management Products from the UTAS Marston site on Wobaston Road, Wolverhampton.

The Chancellor, George Osborne has announced £60million of new funding for the development of new high-tech aerospace technology at the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) in Coventry. 

Invotec Group, Europe’s leading manufacturer of time critical, high technology PCBs, is delighted to announce that it has been formally awarded ESA approval – the first PCB supplier to achieve such approval in many years.

Recent plant development by Gardner Aerospace, the leading manufacturer of tier 1 and tier 2 aerospace parts and sub-assemblies, is now gaining from a major process line installation from Plasticraft – part of NHE. 

Delcam added more than 50 extra staff to its international workforce during 2013 to give a total of more than 700 employees within the organisation by the end of the year. 

Andreas Schell, President Actuation Systems at UTC Aerospace Systems, is announced as a keynote speaker at the MAA conference 2014, alongside Colin Smith, Director Engineering and Technology, Rolls-Royce.

This year's conference focus switches from 2013's look at the global business environment to what companies need to do to "survive and prosper supplying the global aerospace industry".

Pictured: Colin Smith, Andreas Schell

Invotec Group, Europe’s leading manufacturer of time critical, high technology PCBs, is pleased to announce that it has signed up to the UKTI’s Passport to Export service.

Delcam is pleased to announce that the company was ranked in the "Top 100 Companies for Graduates to work for” in the latest list produced by the Job Crowd website.