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CT Engineering, appointed as a Strategic Supplier (EMES3) for Design, Manufacturing, and After Sales Engineering Services by Airbus

CT Engineering, appointed as a Strategic Supplier (EMES3) for Design, Manufacturing, and After Sales Engineering Services by Airbus

CT has been appointed as an EMES3 and has earned a place among the Top Airbus suppliers worldwide. After a highly demanding selection process spanning several months, CT has been awarded a multi-year framework contract which enables the company to continue to provide services to all Airbus divisions, subsidiaries and affiliates. This achievement is the fruit of the CT’s operational excellence, extensive industry and digital transformation know-how, along with its proven track of record in Airbus flagship programs.

CT presents its development for meetings with mixed reality at FEINDEF, integrating a variety of technologies and AR for Maintenance 4.0

CT presents its development for meetings with mixed reality at FEINDEF, integrating a variety of technologies and AR for Maintenance 4.0

The CT solution for virtual meetings consists of software that allows real-time interoperability of multiple technologies and data sources through agile integration. Once again, CT participated as a top level partner for engineering and innovation of General Dynamics European Land Systems – Santa Barbara Systems (GDELS-SBS), presenting joint developments, based on augmented and virtual reality, focused on Maintenance 4.0 and training tasks.

CT successfully completes the development of new low-cost thermoplastic composite manufacturing processes for the aeronautical industry.

CT successfully completes the development of new low-cost thermoplastic composite manufacturing processes for the aeronautical industry.

The goal of the AEROPLAS project was to develop a new manufacturing process for thermoplastic matrix composites using low-cost technologies for the aeronautical industry. The initiative came out of the need to incorporate lighter, more environmentally sustainable solutions in this sector and at a lower cost, by using thermoplastic materials instead of thermostable composites. This required the development of new production processes and adapted tools that were economically and energy efficient.

CT joins the Green Hydrogen Cluster of Castilla la Mancha, as a commitment with the European strategy for the development of H2 technologies.

CT joins the Green Hydrogen Cluster of Castilla la Mancha, as a commitment with the European strategy for the development of H2 technologies.

CT takes a further step in its contribution to the development of H2 technologies through its adhesion to the Green Hydrogen Cluster of Castilla la Mancha, founded last December, and based at the National Hydrogen Center in Puertollano (Ciudad Real). The company, which is already collaborating in Support Engineering for the design of Iberdrola’s future green hydrogen plant in Puertollano, is one of the first members to join the cluster with the aim of building the so-called Hydrogen Economy.

CT moves to its new Munich headquarters in the Hatrium office complex in Unterhaching.

CT moves to its new Munich headquarters in the Hatrium office complex in Unterhaching.

CT continues to grow, and after the acquisition of the German company AST Engineering- now CT Software Engineering- CT its headquarters in Munich to a larger office in the Hatrium complex in Unterhaching, to hold all its teams. The new facilities, with 1000 m2 of space, provide employees a safe, optimal and modern working environment, adapted to their needs and activity. With this new location, the company strengthens its position in the national market as one of Europe’s leading suppliers of high-tech engineering and R&D services.

CT joins GIFEN, the French Nuclear Industry Association

CT joins GIFEN, the French Nuclear Industry Association

CT has become a member of GIFEN (Groupement des Industriels Français de l’Energie Nucléaire), the only trade association of the French nuclear industry, bringing together companies of all sizes that contribute to the production of nuclear energy, as well as professional organizations and associations around a common goal: to build the French nuclear industry of today and tomorrow.

RETPAIR project drives the research of a brand new thermoplastic repair process solution, integrated directly on the manufacturing line.

RETPAIR project drives the research of a brand new thermoplastic repair process solution, integrated directly on the manufacturing line.

CT joins the RETPAIR project starting January this year with the aim of developing new high-performance, flexible and cost-effective, automated and robotized net-shape technologies to rework and repair TPC parts to be integrated in the manufacturing line. RETPAIR is one of the two projects, along with Welder, that CT has submitted to the Clean Sky 2020 bid to move forward in the aerospace industry thermoplastic adoption strategy, and greatly improve the environmental and economic performance of the aerospace sector, according to CS2 objectives.