Arizona Aerospace News (United States)

The new arrivals from Warplanes come in bigger sizes, fully capturing every detail of your favorite aircraft. The model airplanes of the Big Wing Series are made with the finest materials and excellent craftsmanship that are trademarks of Warplanes.

Demonstrator is a variant of the F-15 Eagle. During the 1960s, the US Air Force needed an air superiority fighter that has both air-to-air and air-to-ground combat capabilities.

Economic trends are driving the reverse migration of manufacturing jobs.

PADT, Inc. was honored by the Arizona Technology Council, in partnership with the Arizona Commerce Authority, with the receipt of the 2011 Governor’s Celebration of Innovation Pioneering Award.

ON THE MARK announced a business transformation engagement with one of the world’s leading providers of satellite-to-ground communications for military and civil applications.

Next to the real thing, who doesn’t want to own the scale replica of these amazing aircraft? Gifted craftsmen ardently worked transforming that block of mahogany wood into a beautiful helicopter model.

This March, Warplanes is doing a Facebook Photo Contest! Lucky aviation fans will win three scale replicas of the US Air Force’s stealth fighter: The F-22 Raptor. Just upload a photo of them with any aircraft and post it on Warplanes' Facebook.

Collectron President Maria Elena Rigoli sees recognition as important step toward building unification between sister cities

The Offshore Group extends its geographic and service reach

Warplanes, the company that has been bringing you handmade, high-quality scale models of military and civilian airplanes and helicopters since 1988 has gotten so much better this 2011!

A leading in supplier of high-precision machined components and sub-assemblies will expand its Sonora, Mexico operations.

Omniflight's Native Air operating subsidiary serving Arizona, New Mexico and Texas gives back to the communities it serves through charitable donations.

Complex machined aerospace parts and components are manufactured in Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico.

Aviation Career Expo combines a job fair with vibrant networking opportunities. Job recruiters will be on-site looking for pilots, aviation maintenance professionals and prospective flight attendants in a positive and friendly environment.

SEDS has partnered with the National Space Society (NSS) and the Space Frontier Foundation (SFF) to launch a $200 video contest on Youtube. The contest is intended to create a brief advertisement describing SEDS to students outside the organization.

Live demo features LynxOS-178 safety-certified RTOS for UAVs and LynxSecure virtualization technology for ground control stations

This discovery is believed to be the highest grade indium deposit ever discovered in the world. There are no operated Indium mines in the United States. The point of discovery was independently sampled by Indium Corporation of America.

Exciting news recently from Powersafe Technology Corp. (PinkSheets: PSFT) has caught the attention of MicroCapMovers.com to follow the company’s progress.

Able Engineering & Component Services announced a new contract from the United States Air Force to work on components for the KC-135 Stratotanker.

Able Engineering & Component Services will exhibit their innovative maintenance solutions for the rotor wing industry at Booth #219 during the AHS 66th Annual Forum and Technology Display in Phoenix, Arizona.

Bell operators received welcome, cost-saving maintenance options.

Leader Aviation Services Pty. Ltd. and Able Engineering announced a new partnership this week to distribute Able’s component repairs, overhauls, PMA’s & exchanges for rotor & fixed wing aircraft in Australia, New Zealand & Papua New Guinea.

Able Engineering plans to increase their visibility at the upcoming Heli-Expo® in Houston, TX with an expanded booth (#2107) and larger meeting areas.

Manufacturing in Mexico presentations authored by industry experts are available in their entirety on The Offshore Group's website.

AZCREW Annual Meeting October 20, 2009: The Aerospace Institute, DMB Associates and the Mesa Proving Grounds: How Private Development is Leveraging Arizona's Assets for Economic Recovery

Aerospace manufacturers to gather this month in Mexico to discuss critical industry issues.

With latest approval, Able to offer Brazilian aircraft operators low-cost replacement parts.

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Following an in-depth audit and inspection of their Phoenix, Arizona facility, Able Engineering & Component Services has received full certification from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC).

Following inspection visits to their Phoenix, Arizona facility, Able Engineering & Component Services, Inc. has received full approval from Thailand’s Department of Civil Aviation (DCA), the latest such certification for the 27 year old company.

Alchemy Models Inc, a prototyping shop serving the defense, engineering, product development, architecture and hobby industries was just certified as woman owned. It is one of only a handful of protoyping shops that is woman-owned certified.

SSD has created two new websites to enhance their consulting business and introduce the expansion of their business development courses.

The Aircraft Group had a banner year, expanding into European markets and launching a new website. The company manages aircraft asset and maintenance portfolios and a patented Internet document management program that saves time and money.

CRS Aerospace sets up a one stop shop for secondary processes in Empalme, Sonora, Mexico.

Dr. Joseph Farrell and former CBS science advisor Richard Hoagland, to discuss the evidence for an ancient cosmic war.

Victoria Boyce Galleries artist Marilyn Szabo’s new print “The Concorde”.

The Ducomun Corporation will begin to manufacture aerospace parts and components in Mexico under The Offshore Group's Shelter Program.

Learn the specifics of manufacturing in Mexico from experienced executives.

Learn how The Offshore Group can lower the costs and risks associated with manufacturing in Mexico.