Gama Engineering Achieves EASA Part 21G Manufacturing Approval

Gama Engineering Ltd announces that it has achieved EASA Part 21G manufacturing approval. This adds to Gama’s existing EASA Part 21J Design and Part 21M Continued Airworthiness Management Services accreditations, enabling customers to utilize these services all from one EASA approved supplier and one location, Fairoaks Airport, UK.

The formation of Gama Engineering Ltd in late 2011 at Fairoaks Airport, near London Heathrow, joined together the combined talents and expertise of both Lees Avionics and Mann Aviation Group Engineering (MAGE).

Gama Engineering provides a turnkey solution in designing, manufacturing, certifying and installing interior units and parts for aircraft manufacturers, leading corporate aviation operators and airlines.

“Gama’s success in achieving EASA Part 21G manufacturing approval means that we can offer an improved service to our customers. We now have all three key EASA accreditations all under one roof, at our Fairoaks facility, ensuring our clients can benefit from a full range of essential engineering support services.” says Gama Engineering Ltd Managing Director Harry Lees.

Gama Engineering manufactures a wide range of specialist items for a number of aviation clients. These range from specialist wiring harnesses for regional airline Aurigny, special mission camera pods and mounts for Thales for use on-board helicopters employed in surveying activities, through to avionics upgrade kits that afford operators of corporate jets smoother, more reliable and productive flight operations.

One of Gama Engineering’s most recent products, the Gama Infant Safety Seat, was premiered at the recent Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg where it generated significant interest. This innovate child seat is already in service with both Cathay Pacific and Virgin Atlantic Airlines.

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