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GKN Aerospace supports restoration of historic Spitfire to inspire engineers of the future
8 Aug 2022
GKN Aerospace supports restoration of historic Spitfire to inspire engineers of the future
Vertical Aerospace’s all-electric flying demonstrator, the VX4, assembled and delivered from GKN Aerospace’s Global Technology Centre in Bristol
20 Jul 2022
Vertical Aerospace’s all-electric flying demonstrator, the VX4, assembled and delivered from GKN Aerospace’s Global Technology Centre in Bristol
GKN Aerospace’s cryogenic hyperconducting technology unlocks hydrogen electric propulsion for large aircraft
19 Jul 2022
GKN Aerospace’s cryogenic hyperconducting technology unlocks hydrogen electric propulsion for large aircraft
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GKN Aerospace in the media

Honeywell has entered a ten-year licence and parts supply agreement with GKN Aerospace’s Fokker Landing Gear business in the Netherlands.

"The licence agreement will cover Honeywell’s wheels and brakes on the F-35 for the European market. Credit: Honeywell International Inc. Honeywell has entered a ten-year licence and parts supply agreement with GKN Aerospace’s Fokker Landing Gear business in the Netherlands."


Source: www.airforce-technology.com
27 Apr 2021

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GKN powers up hydrogen fuel cell development and eyes 2026 service entry

"GKN Aerospace has launched the development of a new hydrogen fuel cell powertrain which it believes could enter service in 2026.The technology specialist will invest £27.2 million ($37.3 million) in the H2GEAR project, matching a grant awarded by the UK government-backed Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI)."


Source: Flight Global
Dominic Perry 27 January 2021

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GKN Aerospace to support Gripen E jet engines

“GKN Aerospace has been selected for technical product support and maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) including spare parts supply for Gripen E RM16 aircraft engines of the Swedish Air Force. The RM16 is the Swedish name for the engine based on the General Electric F414 that powers the F-18 Super Hornet."

Source: AEROSPACE MANUFACTURING AND DESIGN
Eric Brothers February 28, 2020

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