Welcome to JUST BUSINESS. I’m Brokeover. Unless you’re in the aircraft business, you may not be aware of the under-the-radar part of the New Hampshire economy.His over 300 companies in New Hampshire are in the aerospace business. And I was amazed by it. And according to some figures, they’re doing pretty well: This year he saw export sales of 630 million aircraft and aircraft parts from January to July down 15% from the same period last year. Increased. 4.3% of the New Hampshire economy. 24,006 and 81 are employed. And they are doing well. Despite these challenges, we talk about it. Supply chain changes, cyber security, aircraft maintenance and modernization. Well, there are several companies scattered throughout the state that are in this business. I will go down the list soon. Saffron SMG Marmon, Eric’s Timken Flight Flex. Of course you can see the community that is in China’s aerospace and VA system, we now know more about GE AVIATION and how many new Hampshire companies are getting into this business of aerospace. When we are not in Cape Canaveral, Houston or Connecticut, RANDY LUCKEY, COO of COMSTOCK INDUSTRIES and Air New Hampshire based in Concord MEREDITH and BILL BASS, Executive Director of the Space and Defense Export Consortium. Welcome. Thank you Brad. Bill, how did New Hampshire become an aerospace state? increase. You said, and it has been for decades. Logically there is a ripple effect and also because of the business here in New Hampshire many companies have chosen to move and start doing business in New Hampshire. So there’s a bit of a knock-on effect to what’s happening in the local economy. yes. RETI What does your company say? Well, we’ve become like the industry as a precision parts manufacturer. We manufacture individual parts based on what is made. Performs all functions required in the aerospace industry. Some of it is more military and defense related. Some of it has more commercial relevance. It really depends on what the industry needs and where we are and where these things are being shipped and what makes sense geographically as long as you have a good deal These are opportunities, and they are huge opportunities for you and other businesses. But that’s not all. Of course, that’s one of the reasons why we’re here today, without the help of that group, his NATICK, the new Hampshire Aerospace Defense Export Consortium, and our executive his director This is the guidance of Bill Bates. These are places where it’s almost impossible to be a part of an electric aircraft or ride in an electric car, and they’re as on the horizon as they are. is that what you are talking about? When it comes to all-electric aircraft, the story is heating up. In fact, some members have already made investments in the industry. And many other companies that our members do business with may have investments or are already suppliers. What is the current outlook for the aerospace business? What is the current state of affairs? The aerospace industry is strong. If we can find enough people to continue manufacturing, it can be very powerful. It’s certainly on the military defense side of things. I know it’s still a bit of a struggle, but if we had employees, we could have done a lot more here in New Hampshire. Jeff Crumb, CEO of Stark Industries, Meredith Thanks to Randy McKee and Bill Bates, Executive Director of New Hampshire’s Aerospace and Defense Export Consortium in Concord. Thank you guys And that’s the best part of this briefing. You can access WMUR DOT COM WHERE IT’.

NH Business: New Hampshire’s Aerospace Industry

Granite State is home to over 300 companies in the aerospace industry, doing pretty well based on the latest numbers.

Updated: Sep 18, 2022 7:34 AM EDT

Fred Kocher, NH Business Host

Unless you’re a pilot or have a job dealing with planes, you may not know about the under-the-radar parts of the NH economy. New Hampshire is home to over 300 companies in the aerospace business, and the latest numbers show the industry is doing well. Concord and his COO of Comstock Industries in Meredith, Randy Makee, learned about one of New Hampshire’s best-kept secrets.

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Unless you’re a pilot or have a job dealing with planes, you may not know about the under-the-radar parts of the NH economy. New Hampshire is home to over 300 companies in the aerospace business, and the latest numbers show the industry is doing well.

In the latest NH Business article, host Fred Kocher joins Bill Bates, executive director of the NH Aerospace & Defense Export Consortium in Concord, and Randy Makee, COO of Comstock Industries in Meredith, to create New Hampshire’s most Learn about one of the maintained companies. secret.