UK-based Cranfield Aerospace Solutions has entered a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group to collaborate in various aspects of aerospace and aviation engineering.
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As part of the MoU, both companies will involve in developing aerospace and aviation concept, design, internet protocol (IP), conversion, modification, manufacture, test, operation, installation, certification maintenance, support and training.
The deal will also support establishing joint working groups to examine and define proposal for joint programmes in areas decided upon by both companies.
Cranfield Aerospace Solutions CEO Paul Hutton said: “There are clear synergies and opportunities that we can add value to, our combined capabilities and engineering experience is proven.
“Cranfield Aerospace Solutions has an unrivalled reputation for innovating in the most challenging aerospace projects.”
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By GlobalDataThe company is currently involved in rapid prototyping of new aerospace concepts, and amendments to existing aerospace platforms.
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group CEO Steve Fitz-Gerald said: “Today Marshall supports over ten air forces, governments, major OEM’s, airlines and operators around the world.
“We have the second biggest design house in the UK and have just celebrated the award of our second Queen’s Award in three years for International Trade. We are looking forward to increasing our footprint globally and working collaboratively with Cranfield Aerospace Solutions to deliver for our customers.”
With more than employees, the company is specialised in the conversion, modification, maintenance and support of both civil and military aircraft.
Image: Cranfield Aerospace Solutions and Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group representatives. Photo: courtesy of Marshall of Cambridge Aerospace and Marshall Land Systems.
