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Aircraft Engine and Helicopter metal and non-metal component and assemblies Manufacturing and Repair
Manufacturer of precision components from small stampings and brackets to critical machined and welded products.
Aerospace Techniques is a contract manufacturer of gas turbine engine components specializing in non-conventional machining of hot section airfoils.
First Aviation Services Inc is a publicly held company in Westport, CT and is a Headquarters business.
International Aero Engines Ag is a privately held company in Glastonbury, CT and is a Unknown business.
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