Israel-based aerospace company announces 300 new jobs with Tulsa facility relocation, expansion
6 May 2021
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An aerospace company from Israel on Thursday announced a business relocation and expansion to Tulsa that is expected to add more than 300 jobs to the metro area.
TAT Technologies Ltd., parent company of Tulsa-based Limco Airepair, Inc., said it plans to move its original equipment manufacturing (OEM) of thermal components to Tulsa and enlarge Limco, which focuses on maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) of thermal components.
TAT, the world’s largest independent manufacturing/repair company of thermal components for the aviation industry, also plans to establish a new global research and development center within its Tulsa campus.
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