Tag: ST Engineering
City, ST Engineering Announces Mayor’s Scholarship Winners
The partnership between ST Engineering and the City of Pensacola continues to create meaningful pathways for the next generation of aviation professionals.
Five graduates from...
PSC breaks ground at Pensacola Airport
Pensacola State College held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new 34,000-square-foot Aviation Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics Program facility on Monday, April 7, at 9...
$900K aircraft is donated to PSC
Pensacola State College has announced the donation of a Fairchild Merlin IV aircraft appraised at $900,000.
The 1982 Metroliner was donated by Don Bishop, InDyne...
A Milestone of Growth and Expansion
The City of Pensacola and ST Engineering celebrated the groundbreaking of the third aircraft maintenance hangar of Pensacola International Airport's Project Titan Element 2,...
Pensacola Airport Wins Project of the Year
Pensacola International Airport has been honored with the Commercial Service Airport Project of the Year award by the Florida Department of Transportation for Project...
ST Engineering Opens New Aircraft Maintenance Hangar in Pensacola
ST Engineering today marked a significant milestone in its continued growth and expansion in Pensacola with the official inauguration of a new aircraft maintenance...
ST Engineering Expands Scholarship Program to Support Students Pursuing Aviation-related Education...
In continued support of the local community and aviation industry in Escambia County, Florida, ST Engineering today announced the expansion of the Pensacola Mayor’s...
ST Engineering breaks ground on “Project Titan” at airport
The City of Pensacola and ST Engineering North America celebrated the groundbreaking for a new aircraft maintenance hangar at the Pensacola International Airport today, Thursday, July 1. Secretary of...
City of Pensacola obtains final funding for $210M expansion of ST...
It appears that a $210 million expansion of an aerospace maintenance campus at Pensacola International Airport is a go after Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson...
