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EthosEnergy is modernizing its operations in Aberdeen with the opening of a new, sustainably focused and larger Accessories and Components site.
The new site is 40,000 square feet and offers repairs and overhaul for gas turbine and aero engine accessories, components and fuel nozzles. The site also holds FAA and CAA aerospace Part 145, C7 rating as well as EN9110 (inclusive of ISO9001:2015).
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