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After a half-century of waiting, Wally Funk, who trained for NASA’s Mercury program but was denied the opportunity to go to space, is finally getting her time amongst the stars. She’s been selected by Jeff Bezos, to accompany him, his brother, and an as-yet unknown

General Electric’s aviation unit and its joint venture partner Safran of France on Monday said they are developing new airplane engines that aim to cut emissions by more than a fifth of today’s levels. GE Aviation and Safran together produce some of the most commonly

Rimeco Products, Inc., is an Ohio-based, CNC machine components shop and a leading supplier in aerospace components for air and fluid conveyance systems, made from stainless steel and high nickel alloys. The company is a Tier 1 and Tier 2 supplier to large companies including

For more than 20 years, Surgere, a Green, Ohio company, has been providing innovative supply chain solutions to help customers solve physical supply chain stressors and answer the most perplexing and important question for any supply chain professional - where’s my stuff? And whether that

Howmet Aerospace’s Environmental Social and Governance Report Howmet Aerospace, a global aerospace company with eight locations in Ohio alone, released its 2020 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report. The report highlights the Company’s commitment and approach to sustainability as well as detailed results against its

Green, OH -- Surgere, a leading company in IoT supply chain management, has named Robert “Rob” Fink as its new Chief Growth Officer. Rob began his career with Surgere in 2014 as Vice President of Technology and over the ensuing years has served as Chief

In the late 1920s and 1930s, almost all roads in aviation led to Cleveland, home of the National Air Races. So, naturally, Amelia Earhart was here. Many times. In Cleveland, few people could be more excited about the Friday opening of "Amelia," starring Hilary Swank,

“We are the last remaining family-owned Clamp manufacturer in the U.S.,” says Derek Sandborn, Clampco’s National Sales and Marketing Manager, “All others have moved offshore or been acquired by large private equity. Clampco continues to grow due to our ability to produce a high-quality engineered

Engineered Products Incorporated (EPI), a custom Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) manufacture, recently won a grant through the Academic Partnership Engagement Experiment (APEX) Program. EPI was initially linked with the Air Force through its affiliation at Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI). EPI develops custom RFID tags, and

Photo caption: The F404 engine testbed in the Arnold Engineering Development Complex Sea Level 1 engine test cell at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., will be used in maturing new turbine engine instrumentation. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Deidre Moon) ARNOLD AIR FORCE BASE, Tenn.