Aerospace
Mexican Universities Train Talent for the Aerospace and Space Industries
Mexico’s aerospace industry has an opportunity to strengthen its talent pipeline by connecting university programs more directly with companies’ engineering,…
Mexico’s Aerospace Industry Needs Clear Rules to Attract Investment
Mexico needs a clearer regulatory framework, specialized infrastructure and stronger financing mechanisms to accelerate the development of its aerospace industry…
Hidalgo Looks to Science and Innovation to Enter Aerospace Industry
Hidalgo is exploring opportunities to enter the aerospace industry by strengthening ties between universities, government institutions and businesses, as the…
CRT finds fault in its authorizations
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (CRT) plans to authorize experiments with satellite technologies in Mexico, but an omission in the definition…
Mexico Acquires Second C-130J Super Hercules Aircraft
The U.S. Embassy in Mexico has congratulated the Mexican Air Force and U.S. defense and aerospace company Lockheed Martin on…
UAT Academic Joins NASA Aerospace Program
Orlando José Martínez Arvizu, a professor and researcher at the Autonomous University of Tamaulipas (UAT), was selected as one of…
“Las Niñas Sí Pueden” Promotes Aerospace Careers
As part of the activities of the Las Niñas Sí Pueden program, the participants visited the facilities of Regal Rexnord,…
Sonora’s engineers learn about the aerospace’s challenges
With the aim of giving engineering students at the University of Sonora a glimpse into the experiences and challenges they…
Puerto Vallarta Airport Begins Gradual Reopening
Due to improved weather conditions following Hurricane Simon, the Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP) has confirmed the gradual resumption of…
Flying Whales plans to invest US$300 million in Mexico
The Franco-Canadian aerospace company Flying Whales will invest US$300 million in Mexico over the next three years to establish airship…
Nayarit Airport will have a new terminal
The new terminal at the airport in the capital of Nayarit is expected to be completed next year, confirmed the…
AIQ Seeks to Attract the “New Space Industry”
Querétaro International Airport (AIQ) is looking toward the future, not only in terms of manufacturing but also through the development…
Aerospace Cluster Launches Course for Automotive Companies on Diversification
Recently, automotive companies have shown an interest in diversifying into the aerospace market. This interest was observed at the Querétaro…
Students are designing a rocket, drones, and microsatellite projects
Students studying mechanical engineering, mechatronics, electronics, and systems engineering at the University of Salamanca are working on an experimental rocket,…
Women Represent 30% of Queretaro’s Aerospace Workforce
The aerospace sector in Querétaro has a workforce of 15,000 direct jobs, 30% of which are held by women, according…
