UK-based precision-machined components manufacturer AE Aerospace has secured a three-year contract to supply parts for the Airbus A220 aircraft programme.
The contractor specialises in producing low to medium-volume prototype components, original equipment and higher volume manufacture, plus spares and legacy parts.
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Under the £3.6m contract, the company will deliver the complex machined components to an undisclosed major aerospace firm in the Midlands.
AE Aerospace managing director Peter Bruch said: “With the well-documented reduction in Civil Aerospace work and employment in 2020 due to Covid-19, this new order is a welcome boost to the West Midlands and maintains work in the UK.”
The contract is expected to increase its sales levels that took a hit as Civil Aerospace manufacturing declined due to the impact of Covid-19 on the global aviation industry.
It will also enable the company to continue to provide employment to skilled staff and help deliver extra supply chain work in the West Midlands.
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By GlobalDataAE Aerospace has been continuously investing in its facilities, production technologies and its team.
The company in a statement said: “In securing this agreement, we have demonstrated the ability to meet the competitive demands of cost, quality and performance expected.”
In a separate development, AE Aerospace has launched 5G trials along with WM5G, W5G and its technology partner BT.
Through these trials, the aerospace manufacturer seeks to understand whether high-quality wireless 5G and a range of sensors help improve manufacturing productivity.
