What Germany is building in defence tech (2026)
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Airborne Technologies Company Introduction
Airborne Technologies - Airborne LINX
Airborne Technologies Highlights
Airborne Technologies GmbH, founded in 2008 and based at Wiener Neustadt Airport in Austria, converts general aviation aircraft into certified special mission platforms for surveillance, ISR, search and rescue, maritime patrol and airborne law enforcement. The company holds EASA Part 21 approval as a Design and Production Organisation and Part 145 approval as a Maintenance Organisation, which means it can certify an airframe modification from nose to tail without requiring sign-off from the original manufacturer.
Airborne Technologies doesn't have any open positions at the moment.
Airborne Technologies Company Introduction
Airborne Technologies - Airborne LINX
Airborne Technologies Highlights
Airborne Technologies doesn't have any open positions at the moment.
Airborne Technologies GmbH, founded in 2008 and based at Wiener Neustadt Airport in Austria, converts general aviation aircraft into certified special mission platforms for surveillance, ISR, search and rescue, maritime patrol and airborne law enforcement. The company holds EASA Part 21 approval as a Design and Production Organisation and Part 145 approval as a Maintenance Organisation, which means it can certify an airframe modification from nose to tail without requiring sign-off from the original manufacturer.

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