PRESS RELEASE
Issued by: Game Aerospace (was Game Composites)
Game Aerospace announces that Grove Aircraft has successfully relocated its operations from San Diego, California, to Bentonville, Arkansas. The facility is now fully operational and will focus on the design, production and support of aircraft wheels and brakes.
Travis Maniekee has been appointed Director of Operations for Grove Aircraft in Bentonville, overseeing daily operations and future growth initiatives.
Robbie Grove, founder of Grove Aircraft, remains actively engaged in the business.
Landing gear production based on Grove designs will continue in San Diego under longtime collaborator Jim Rust, ensuring continuity for existing customers and programs.
“The relocation of Grove Aircraft is a key step in our long-term vision of vertical integration,” said Judd Koudelka, COO of Game Aerospace. “Our team executed the move, setup, and regulatory transition efficiently and professionally.”
Game Aerospace founders Steuart Walton and Philipp Steinbach stated, “We’re excited to welcome Grove Aircraft and its decades of experience to Bentonville as we continue expanding our capabilities and growing the business.”
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| Game Aerospace (was Game Composites) | Airframer |
| Grove Aircraft Landing Gear Systems Inc. | Aircraft Wheels, Aircraft Landing Gear, Hydraulic Brakes |
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| Landing Assemblies |
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