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In March, Oklahoma saw three aerospace announcements. Ferra Aerospace, a global aerospace company headquartered in Australia, announced plans to add 25 employees to the workforce
Aviation Avionics & Instruments (AAIC) announced plans to relocate from Freeport, New York to Owasso, Okla. The company offers MRO services for a broad range
A recent study by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University ranked all 50 U.S. states on preparedness for the drone industry. Based on their
Governor Kevin Stitt joined executives from Stroud-based Mint Turbines today to announce that the company will become a T700 licensed maintenance, repair and overhaul provider
Article by Chip Minty for The Journal Record As many as 10 graduating seniors from Ada High School could walk off the commencement stage this
North Star Scientific (NSS) Corporation, a Hawaii-based company, has announced plans to expand to Oklahoma City. The company plans to start operations in January with
Oklahoma City-based ATS World Wide has invented an automated taxi system that could revolutionize airport operations. Their invention, which moves airplanes on and around an
Article by Michael Dekker for the Tulsa World Aerospace company CymSTAR will hire 80-plus new employees over the next three years with engineering salaries of
Article from The Robot Report by Oliver Mitchell For too long, I have flown over the middle of the United States ignoring the creativity of
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce’s ACES program hosted a webinar with the Swiss Aerospace Cluster about Oklahoma’s aerospace industry, as well as the opportunities available and benefits of doing business in
The Commerce team continued its Oklahoma Success Tour with visits to multiple communities over the past few weeks. Often joined by Governor Kevin Stitt, the
Article by Steve Metzer for The Journal Record Oklahoma has not escaped this year’s severe turbulence in the aerospace industry, aggravated by the COVID-19 pandemic,
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce will host a webinar, Oklahoma Aerospace Opportunities: Why Companies are Landing in Oklahoma, for aerospace & defense companies on Monday,
California-based 145 Repair Station’s relocation to bring new jobs to Oklahoma PAS MRO, a world-class independent Bearing Return to Service and Component Repair and Overhaul
Article by Dale Denwalt for the Oklahoman Boeing broke ground on a new high-bay lab facility for its B-52 modernization and sustainment efforts in Oklahoma
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