The $14 million addition will provide space for 3D metal printers for aircraft parts. The new printers are aimed at cutting costs, wait times and the backlog of orders for commercial airplane parts, as well as avoid supply chain issues.
CEDAR RAPIDS — Collins Aerospace will be working with the U.S. Air Force in developing new training systems. Collins was …
Artemis suits are lighter, allowing better range of motion
Merger, purchases create world’s largest aerospace and defense company
Collins Aerospace, the largest private employer in Cedar Rapids, is developing a 1 megawatt electric generator for the Air Force …
New seats designed for greater weight range
JARVIS will leverage artificial intelligence technologies
Collins’ product increases comfort for business class travelers
TCTS II allows fast air-to-ground, air-to-air communication
Collins Aerospace has launched a new cost-effective internet connection for use in business jets that will keep passengers connected while …
Technology is lightweight, safer, for military use, company says
‘Our year is off to a strong start,’ Raytheon CEO says
Collins Aerospace sits on early airstrip in Cedar Rapids
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