PBS Aerospace

PBS Aerospace is the aerospace business of PBS Group, a holding company. The site says the parent group has more than 200 years of history. PBS Aerospace makes turbine engines, auxiliary power units, environmental control systems and aircraft devices.

The site says the group produces jet engines with thrust from 400 to 3,400 newtons. These are mainly for unmanned aerial vehicles. The group also makes precision castings from nickel and cobalt based superalloys, and components for cryogenic uses.

The company's US subsidiary is PBS Aerospace Inc. Its address is 1350 Northmeadow Parkway, Roswell, Georgia. The site says the subsidiary has been in the US market for more than 10 years. It focuses on turbojet engines for the U.S. Department of War and commercial customers.

The site says the group is EASA certified and approved under DOA, POA and MOA. The site also lists quality and certification pages and association memberships. These show the group's approvals and standards.

The site gives scale figures. It lists more than 900 employees, 2.2 billion CZK in turnover, and a 90 percent export share. The site also says most production is in house, at 90 percent.

The site has a support and resources area with downloads, news and a history page. Visitors can subscribe to PBS news for updates on technology, key projects and trade fairs. The site has a page on career opportunities.

To contact the company, visitors use a form that asks for their area of interest, such as aerospace, overhauls and services. The site does not list a phone number or email address on that page.