A trip across the pond could bring new aerospace projects to Alabama. This week, the Secretary of Alabama’s Department of Commerce, Greg Canfield, was in London meeting with industry executives working to get them to invest and bring new jobs to our state.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - A trip across the pond could bring new aerospace projects to Alabama. This week, the secretary of Alabama’s Department of Commerce, Greg Canfield, was in London meeting with industry executives working to get them to invest and bring new jobs to our state.
After a trip to the Farnborough International Airshow in London, Canfield says there are about five or six project opportunities related to aerospace, aviation, and defense. And recently the defense contractor, KRATOS, bought another company and decide to stay, taking the aerospace industry to the next level in the Birmingham region. District 5 Jefferson County Commissioner, Steve Ammons, says he’s excited about this company.
The $8.6-million investment will create 76 high-paying jobs, and investments like that are what leaders want to see across Alabama.
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