Partnership includes advanced composite aerostructures, EWIS design and integration, a ground-based demonstrator, and advanced flight testing.

The programme includes ground demonstrations of the turbojet engine, fuselage, and onboard systems tailored to specific missions, culminating in flying demonstrations to validate overall system performance.

GKN Aerospace establishes additive manufacturing line in Newington for FAA-certified Fan Case Mount Ring, enabling 70% material savings and full serial production for Pratt & Whitney GTF engines by the end of 2025.

GKN Aerospace provided key engine components for the third successful launch of the Ariane 6, Europe's new heavy-lift rocket, carrying the MetOp-SG A1 weather satellite.

GKN Aerospace to supply ESA-developed LH₂/LOX turbines and nozzles for Ariane 6 under a new operational contract with ArianeGroup.

FCMR moves toward full production by 2025, achieving FAA approval and delivering largest additive part for GTF-powered aircraft.

The SWITCH project is a major international collaboration focused on developing advanced aircraft propulsion technologies for enabling improved efficiency and performance in future short and medium range aircraft.

GKN Aerospace contributes with hydrogen and electrification expertise, supporting cryogenic tech development from its UK and Netherlands facilities.

GKN Aerospace, as part of the ICEFlight project, is advancing critical cryogenic technologies essential for future hydrogen-powered aircraft, establishing testing facilities.

GKN Aerospace has opened a new 150,000 square-foot facility in San Diego, California, strengthening the company’s global repair network and commitment to sustainable, cutting-edge MRO solutions.