Aerospace - Mexicali EDC

Aerospace

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The workforce in this industry has an estimated of 8,000 technicians, engineers and operators.

Baja California represents the 20% of the Mexican Aerospace Industry

The aerospace industry has been an active industry in the city for almost 50 years, with 28 successful companies of design, assembly and MRO.

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KEY PLAYERS IN MEXICALI

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Assembled products

Electrical power sources [UPS – Uninterruptible power supplies]
Electrical motor for auxiliary systems
Communication and Entertainment systems
Flight controls
Sensors
Actuators
Cable & wire harness
Cabin Technology

Manufactured products

Turbine components
Airframe structures, subassemblies and subsystems
Hydraulics
Engine components and accessories
Composites
Environmental control systems
Interior cabin systems & components
High precision machining and fixtures
Electrical components
Thermal acoustic insulation products
Composite flight deck interior
Vacuum formed plastics
Soft goods

Designed & engineered products

Heat exchangers
Passenger interior cabin systems and components
Electrical system integrations

MRO (Manteinance, repair & overhauled) products

Turbine components
Engines
In-flight entertainment equipment

Facts

Howard Hughes established the first aerospace company in our city (Hughes Aircraft), more than 40 years ago.
Mexicali is a strong location for aerospace investment.
Seek its experience workforce, supply chain proximity and first class infrastructure.
Gulfstream (Savannah, GA), assemble 70% of their exclusive jets in Mexicali.
Honeywell (Morristown, NJ), designs and tests electrical systems for new generation aircrafts.
United Technologies Aerospace Systems (Chula Vista, CA), manufactures nacelle systems components for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
A growing Mexican market with European, American and Canadian companies establishing throughout the country that seek qualified suppliers in the region.

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