The aerostructures business is based in India and operates a 25,000 square meters plant near Bengaluru. The facility is equipped for sheet metal parts, surface treatment, and assemblies — with capabilities in aluminium, steel, titanium, and inconel.
Mahindra Aerospace has led the Mahindra Group’s foray into utility aircraft and aerostructure manufacturing since 2008.
Its utility aircraft business, based in Australia, currently produces the Airvan 8, the most capable, rugged and versatile utility aircraft in its class. Certified in more than 30 countries, over 220 are in service. Mahindra Aerospace is also developing a next-gen 10-seat turboprop, the Airvan 10.
In the Aerostructures domain, Mahindra Aerospace operates a 250,000 sq ft (25,000 sq. m.) airframe manufacturing facility in Bengaluru with comprehensive capabilities to produce sheet metal parts, surface treatment and assemblies. Approved to AS9100C standards, the facility holds all relevant NADCAP certifications as well as numerous OEM and Tier 1 approvals. Inaugurated in 2013, the plant currently exports parts, components & sub-assemblies for global aircraft platforms.
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