BeAM and PFW Aerospace are glad to announce their partnership to qualify an aerospace component for a large civil passenger aircraft using Ti6Al4V which fulfils typical aerospace quality requirements. In addition, this collaboration focuses on industrialising the DED process to manufacture series components.
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Just like every year in September, we are pleased to welcome the new class of apprentices into the PFW family. In total 21 new recruits are starting their professional future in the main PFW Aerospace GmbH plant in Speyer.
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This year’s class of students, who have chosen to take a dual curriculum course at PFW, is completely full. Six new young people have decided on the combination of practical blocks in the company and theoretical lecture blocks at the technical college or dual university.
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Aircraft manufacturers understand the term cadences to mean production plans and projections reaching far into the future. One could think that this foresight also provides planning security for suppliers, but often the opposite is the case.
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Researchers at KIT are developing an assistance system that will make it easier for engineers to manufacture and maintain tight fitting aircraft tanks.
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In December 2017, PFW Aerospace GmbH signed the sales contract for the property adjacent to the site in the north with the city of Speyer.
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PFW Aerospace and ST Aerospace signed a contract for the delivery of metallic tubing (Hydraulic, Water-/ Waste Water, Cooling and Drainage System) for A321P2F.
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Every year in summer the aircraft mechanics start out on their traditional aeronautical basic training in gliding. This has been a fixed part of the apprenticeship for sixty years.
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It’s the start of a new chapter for connector processing at PFW Aerospace GmbH: the new and almost unmanned production of connecting pieces for fuel pipes in aircraft wings is running smoothly.
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