Aviation systems components firm Signia Aerospace has acquired Precise Flight, an Oregon-based developer and manufacturer of aviation safety systems and equipment. The company will continue operating from its Bend headquarters.
Precise Flight’s product portfolio includes the Pulselite System, fixed and portable oxygen systems, and Speedbrakes. Its customers include Airbus Helicopters, Bell Textron, Robinson Helicopters, and several international airlines. The company employs 36 people across engineering and design, quality control, sales and marketing, production, customer service, supply chain management, and administration. Operations are carried out in a 10,000-square-foot facility at Bend Airport under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management system.
Norman Jordan, CEO of Signia Aerospace, said: “Precise Flight is a critical supplier of innovative products to aviation customers worldwide and leads with forward-thinking design and manufacturing. Their reputation for quality, innovation, and reliability makes them a natural fit for our growing platform.”
Bill Hoback will continue to lead Precise Flight. “Joining Signia Aerospace marks a significant milestone for our company,” he said. “This partnership strengthens our foundation and positions us to accelerate product development, expand market reach, and continue delivering exceptional value to our customers.”
Keith Bagley, president of Signia Aerospace Group, stated: “Welcoming Precise Flight into the Signia Aerospace family strengthens our ability to serve the aviation industry with integrated and advanced technologies. Precise Flight aligns perfectly with our mission and complements the capabilities of our existing brands.”
Signia Aerospace, owned by Arcline Investment Management, recently expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of Goodrick Hoist & Winch from Collins Aerospace, a producer of rescue hoists and cargo winches for civil and military helicopter operators.
