Flight Test Organizations
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Flight Test Organizations
Hi,
I am trying to make a sort of list of European companies -not manufacturers- providing flight testing as part of their core business.
The list should be useful to support colleagues searching for a change or willing to understand more about different kind of activities across the Old Continent.
The first ones that pop up in my mind are
- Cobham (UK)
- Marshall (UK)
- Fokker (NL)
- Sabena Technics (F)
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
ZN
I am trying to make a sort of list of European companies -not manufacturers- providing flight testing as part of their core business.
The list should be useful to support colleagues searching for a change or willing to understand more about different kind of activities across the Old Continent.
The first ones that pop up in my mind are
- Cobham (UK)
- Marshall (UK)
- Fokker (NL)
- Sabena Technics (F)
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
ZN
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EASA Part 21 Subpart J - DOA Approved
Google EASA Part 21 Subpart J. There will be a list of all Design Approved Organisations. In the scope column, if they have the authority to approve flight conditions, that is a good indication they carry out flight test as part of their core business.
Link here
http://easa.europa.eu/download/doa-a...roved-DOA.xlsx
Link here
http://easa.europa.eu/download/doa-a...roved-DOA.xlsx
Ones that I know offhand.
Qinetiq, Cranfield Aerospace, BAeS Military (yes a manufacturer, but they test other stuff too), NLR, DLR.
Plus in the UK there's a couple of organisations setting up to exploit the new E-conditions.
G
Qinetiq, Cranfield Aerospace, BAeS Military (yes a manufacturer, but they test other stuff too), NLR, DLR.
Plus in the UK there's a couple of organisations setting up to exploit the new E-conditions.
G
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F-35 FTE's
G,
Although BAE is (only) making parts of the aeroplane, there's also a bunch of us in the US sub-contracted to LM with F-35B/C flight testing.
Not sure it's considered core business by the highly paid, but it's certainly 'real work'.
B
Although BAE is (only) making parts of the aeroplane, there's also a bunch of us in the US sub-contracted to LM with F-35B/C flight testing.
Not sure it's considered core business by the highly paid, but it's certainly 'real work'.
B
