Aero Precision is an established worldwide supplier of OEM systems and aftermarket aircraft spares.
Livermore, CA
Joined March 2010
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- @AeroPrecision has acquired @KellstromDef for an undisclosed price. Both companies have served a range of #Military #Aircraft platforms including the #F18. Read more on #ShephardNews ➡️ow.ly/yCAk50yCqBW
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- @AeroPrecision has acquired @KellstromDef for an undisclosed price. Both companies have served a range of #Military #Aircraft platforms including the #C130, #UH60, #F15 & the #F18. Read more on #ShephardNews ➡️ow.ly/yCAk50yCqBW
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@AeroPrecision acquires @KellstromDef | Jane's 360 janes.com/article/94699/aero… #acquisition #acquisitions
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New post: @AeroPrecision Buys @KellstromDef in Military Aviation Aftermarket Expansion Push; #DarrylMayhorn Quoted
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Aero Precision Acquires Kellstrom Defense @PRNewswire
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Aero Precision acquires Kellstrom Defense #acquisition #military @AviationWeek @verticalmag @HeliAssoc @AADmagazine @JanesINTEL
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Big News from Day 2 of the 53rd International Paris Airshow!
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Big News from Day 1 of the Paris Airshow! We have renewed our longstanding partnership with CEF Industries. To learn more click the link below. #PAS19
#PAS2019
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Day 1 at the #ParisAirShow2019 sure gets us excited for the week, kick off meetings, first sounds of the flight displays and the hustle at the booth. It feels good to be back! Visit us to learn more about our military aftermarket solutions. Hall 3 Booth E131. #PAS19
We are hiring! Stop by booth 3644 at MRO for details on open positions we are offering here at Aero Precision.
Or checkout our careers page --> lnkd.in/gJxRH-S
If you are a business professional with a can-do attitude we are looking for you! #hiring #openpositions
This week we are highlighting Essex Industries. Essex Industries provides the highest quality design and development for Liquid Oxygen Systems (LOX) that have been flying since 1963.
Learn more about Essex --> lnkd.in/gHimGKU
#ESSEX #lox #c130 #f18 #f16 #militaryaircraft
We had a productive Essex Industries life support system (LSS) and LOX training last week with our new partners, looking forward to a successful and mutually beneficial year!
Learn more about Essex --> lnkd.in/gHimGKU
#aviation #militaryaviation #lifesupportsystem #essex
We’re heading to Atlanta for MRO Americas 2019! Stop by booth 3644 and visit with Scott Butler, Lisa Champagne Tiffany Walden, Nicholas Hackler Luis Garcia and David Bostic
Schedule a meeting by emailing [email protected].
See you there!
#MROAM #MRO #atlanta
Aero Precision is fortunate to work with 25+ OEMs that all help us deliver the best possible product and service to our customers. This week we wanted to highlight our partner AeroControlex
#aerocontrolex #oems #pumps #cables #militaryplanes #military #militaryaircrafts
Happy #InternationalWomensDay Today we are highlighting Maj. Lisa Clark became the first female B-52 bomber navigator in 1996. She said in an interview with @nytimes “I had no idea until I got on the assignment that I was going to be the first…it was an honor.” #SheInspiresMe
Women in aviation week continues with Lt. Col. Jeannette Gaudry Hayiane who was one of the first female AH-1 Cobra Pilots in 2001 after graduating from the @NavalAcademy in 1998.
#womeninaviation #womeninaviationweek #womenshistorymonth
source: @nytimes
Lt. Col. Amy McGrath who was the first women to fly on a combat mission in the @USMC She served two decades as an F/A-18 pilot. She was inducted into the Aviation Museum of Kentucky's Hall of Fame. Sources: @nytimes #womeninaviation #womeninaviationweek #WomensHistoryMonth
It's #womeninaviationweek! Meet Captain Tammie Joe Shults was one of the first women to fly a Navy tactical aircraft. When she first tried to enlist in the Air Force she was turned down. She then joined the Navy and was the first women to pilot the F/A-18 Hornet source @nytimes
