ASG Group, the Stockport, UK-based aerospace conglomerate, is making significant strides in decarbonising aerospace manufacturing. With a long-term vision for sustainability, the company is spearheading initiatives across its subsidiaries, evidenced by three recent case studies that reflect the Group’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and fostering environmental innovation.
Aerospace specialist Airframe Designs is working in partnership with a leading college to ensure its manufacturing engineering programme is relevant to meet the demands of today’s challenging industry requirements.
Visitor registration is now open for Advanced Engineering, the UK’s annual gathering of engineering and manufacturing professionals.
Walter has now launched its new X·treme Evo Plus drill from the DC180 Supreme product family that is now available up to 8XD for the first time.
GE Aerospace is developing a hybrid electric demonstrator engine with NASA that will embed electric motor/generators in a high-bypass commercial turbofan to supplement power during different phases of operation.
Carter Manufacturing (hall 1, stand 031) says the Farnborough Airshow will provide an ideal opportunity to showcase its technical expertise in supplying specialist aerospace bearings and aerospace bearing tool services.
Stratasys and aviation manufacturing pioneer AM Craft, have announced that they are partnering to align the two companies’ efforts to grow the demand for flight-certified 3D printed parts in the aviation industry. The companies signed a definitive commercial collaboration agreement, along with Stratasys’ strategic investment in AM Craft.
Farnborough Airport, the home of British aviation and Europe’s leading airport for premium air travel connectivity, has announced the grand opening of Domus III.
Nycote Laboratories, a leading provider of advanced coatings solutions has announced a significant expansion with the purchase of a modern detached industrial building.
Sixty representatives from across the MAA Board and its three expert working groups met on 1st May 2024 to establish 20 practical ways government can get behind the 1,000+ high-technology aerospace supply chain companies in the UK.
