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November 30, 2022
Ontic, the leading licensor and manufacturer of complex engineered parts for the global aerospace and defense industries, is proud to support Gloucester Engineering Training (GET) through the donation of laptops to support its learners.
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November 09, 2022
Ontic, the leading licensor and manufacturer of complex engineered parts for the global aerospace and defense industries, is proud to sign The Tomorrow’s Engineers Code during Tomorrow’s Engineers Week.
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November 04, 2022
Ontic, a leading full lifecycle service provider for the global aerospace industry, is celebrating a successful night at the Insider Made in South West Awards [3 November], after winning the Automotive, Aerospace & Rail Award.
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October 21, 2022
Ontic, a leading full lifecycle service provider for the global aerospace industry, was proud to see Level 3 apprentice Karim Ali reach the finals for Apprentice of the Year at the SoGlos Gloucestershire Business Awards.
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October 19, 2022
Ontic, the leading licensor and manufacturer of complex engineered parts for the global aerospace and defense industries, has licensed the RDR4A/B Weather Radar Systems product line from Honeywell on an exclusive licensing agreement. This includes Repair manufacturing, spare sales, repairs and support for the complete product line.
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October 05, 2022
Ontic is delighted to be shortlisted for three categories at the Insider Made in South West awards.
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October 03, 2022
Ontic, a leading full lifecycle service provider for the global aerospace industry, has formed an exciting new partnership with STEM Returners to help people with a STEM background, or who are ex forces personnel, return to a permanent position after a career break.
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September 22, 2022
This week we welcomed Laguna’s Spitfire Legacy, headed by Founder Scott Booth, to Ontic to share their journey and see for themselves how some of the original Spitfire equipment would have been produced. In return, they shared details of the Rolls Royce Griffon engine – now made into a coffee table and the source of Scott’s initial interest in the project – as well as displaying original gauges and equipment that was recovered when the plane was excavated in France in 1986. The visit proved a hit with self-confessed plane geeks keen who were able to see the original equipment and everyone else who was able to learn more about the history and people attached to this Spitfire.
Thank you to Scott and the Laguna’s Spitfire Legacy volunteers for their time and enthusiasm and we look forward to following their progress as they restore the Spitfire and get her back in the skies by around 2025.
If you want to find out more about Laguna’s Spitfire Legacy, check out their website: www.lagunasspitfirelegacy.org
