Triumph earns contract renewal from Boeing

Triumph's latest contract extension includes key equipment and components used in the landing gear actuation, nose wheel steering, engine cowl door opening, brake, hydraulic and slat control systems.

Triumph Group announced that it has been awarded a production contract extension with Boeing Commercial Airplanes to continue the manufacture and delivery of hydraulic and actuation equipment for Boeing 737 MAX, 777, 777X, and 767 aircraft.

The contract extension includes key equipment and components used in the landing gear actuation, nose wheel steering, engine cowl door opening, brake, hydraulic and slat control systems. This work will be performed at Triumph's Actuation Products & Services facilities in Clemmons, North Carolina, and Yakima, Washington.

"Triumph has a long-standing relationship with Boeing and this contract extension demonstrates our continued commitment to work together both today, as the industry recovers from the impacts of Covid-19, and in the future to ensure the highest quality, highest performing aircraft are delivered to Boeing customers," says Daniel Crowley, Chairman, President and CEO of Triumph Group.