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Aerospace Engineers Private Limited (AEPL) has earned a significant long term contract from globally renowned Boeing to supply critical civil aviation components

27/09/2021

Press releaseIssued by Aerospace Engineers Private Limited and published as received — not written by Airframer’s editors.
Aerospace Engineers Private Limited (AEPL) has earned a significant long term contract from globally renowned Boeing to supply critical civil aviation components
AEPL will manufacture and supply critical aviation components for Boeing, set up a new manufacturing facility in Hosur, and expand existing their Salem facility. (Photo: AEPL)

Aerospace Engineers Private Limited, located in The Salem Aeropark, signed a MoU with Boeing, the much acclaimed global aerospace company, to manufacture and supply their required aviation components and parts in the presence of our Honourable Chief Minister of Lamilnadu Thiru, M. K Stalin.

For over three decades, Aerospace Engineers Private Limited has successfully manufactured and supplyed high-precision and high-quality parts and sub-assemblies to customers in the aerospace and defence industry. The company has several technologically advanced manufacturing capabilities, processes, unique test facilities and qualifications with several airworthiness and quality certifications, So far, the company has developed more than 2000 parts with stringent airworthiness quality.

With world class facilities, Aerospace Engineers Private Limited stands unique in the Tamilnadu region strengthening Tamilnadu Chief Minister’s vision on ‘Make in Tamilnadu’.

AEPL will be setting up a new manufacturing facility, dedicated for civil aerospace production under Make in India at Hosur with covered building space of 125K square feet and also expanding its existing Salem Unit’s facility with an additional building space of 50K square feet over the next 24 months with an investment of Rs.150 Crores. AEPL will begin delivering the critical components to Boing from Q1-2022 onwards. The additional facility will generate employment for 1000 young people.

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