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UPCOMING FACILITY



                                                                        construction for the administration building.
                                                                          Thomas Kralinski, State Secretary of Saxony
                                                                        of Deutsche Aircraft, added, “The Saxon State
                                                                        Ministry for Economics, Labour and Transport
                                                                        is providing support for this project and I am
                                                                        pleased to announce that the preparatory
                                                                        construction work at Leipzig/Halle Airport has
                                                                        officially started. I would like to extend my best
                                                                        wishes to Deutsche Aircraft and all its partners
                                                                        for a swift and successful construction process
                                                                        for the new Leipzig hangar.”
                                                                          Deutsche Aircraft is prioritizing digitalization,
                                                                        aiming for 100% paperless production. Automat-
                                                                        ed, driverless transport systems and innovative
                                                                        IT solutions enhance efficiency and precision,
                                                                        creating a modern, appealing workplace.
                                                                          The Final Assembly Line, together with the
                                                                        flight readiness hangar, logistics center, and
                                                                        administration building, will cover an area of
                                                                        around 62,000 square meters. The intention
                                                                        is to produce forty-eight D328eco aircraft per
                                                                        year and between 250 and 350 jobs will be cre-
                                                                        ated in the region



         ST Engineering begins                                                 The 167,000 sq ft hangar,



         construction of Third MRO                                             featuring two bays capable of
                                                                               servicing wide-body aircraft, is

         Hangar in Pensacola                                                   projected to add 500,000 man-
                                                                               hours annually.


                                                                                  T Engineering initiated the construc-
                                                                               Stion of its third aircraft maintenance
                                                                               hangar at Pensacola International
                                                                               Airport today, signifying progress in
                                                                               its expansion strategy. The 167,000 sq
                                                                               ft hangar, featuring two bays capable
                                                                               of servicing widebody aircraft, will
                                                                               enhance operational capabilities. Upon
                                                                               completion in the second half of 2026,
                                                                               it is projected to add 500,000 man-
                                                                               hours annually.
                                                                                The newly constructed hangar is
                                                                               integral to ST Engineering’s planned air-
                                                                               frame Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul
                                                                               (MRO) complex in Pensacola, slated to
                                                                               include four hangar facilities. Upon full
                                                                               completion, the complex is expected to
                                                                               create over 1,700 jobs. Funding for the
                                                                               project involves contributions from ST
                                                                               Engineering, Triumph Gulf Coast, Inc.,
                                                                               the City of Pensacola, Escambia County,
           ST Engineering collaborates with Florida Power & Light (FPL) to power Pensacola hangars   the State of Florida, and other state and
           sustainably through SolarTogether.                                  federal entities.



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