Field Aviation to Design, Manufacture and Install Cargo Door on New CRJ700NextGen

Field Aviation

Canadian Operations

Field Aviation designs, modifies and certifies aircraft for specialized roles across the globe. Our expertise is the missionization of commercial platforms for search and rescue, intelligence, surveillance and interdiction roles for both government and civilian customers.

We also develop system specific STCs for many different aircraft. Our capabilities include build-to-print parts manufacturing for aircraft OEMs and our own modifications. We are also a factory authorized repair, overhaul and sales center for many avionics equipment manufacturers.

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Field Aerospace

U.S. Operations

Field Aerospace has more than 25 years of experience developing and delivering systems engineering and systems integration solutions to the U.S. government and aerospace and defense industry.

Through Field Aviation, we also provide engineering expertise spanning aircraft operations and avionics, test planning and execution, test instrumentation design and configuration, electrical and system design, as well as structural design and modification.

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Mississauga, ON | May. 16, 2014

Field Aviation, a Field Aerospace company announced it has been awarded a significant aircraft modification contract by the Specialized and Amphibious Aircraft division of Bombardier* Aerospace.

Under the terms of the contract, Field Aviation will carry out extensive airframe and interior modifications on a new CRJ700* NextGen* special mission aircraft.

Field Aviation will be responsible for the design, manufacture, integration and certification, including flight test, of a large, forward left side located cargo door, along with a number of specialized systems and interior modifications consistent with the aircraft's role as a reconfigurable multi-mission aircraft.

This first of type modification to that NextGen aircraft will be carried out at Field Aviation's Pearson International airport facility and is expected to take approximately twelve months of on-airframe work once the aircraft arrives in the second quarter of 2015.

As an airframe modification centre of excellence, Field Aviation is recognized internationally for its expertise and capability in the modification and conversion of aircraft for special mission applications.

* Bombardier, CRJ700 and NextGen are registered trademarks of Bombardier Inc.

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