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For 160 years, Meggitt engineering has solved some of the world’s toughest problems in aerospace, energy and defence, bringing convenience, safety and security to millions of lives. When you next fly, the chances are you’ll see one of the 34,000 aircraft that land on Meggitt wheels and brakes day in, day out. Read more »

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The facts

To find out more about our organisation please visit:
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More than 65,000 aircraft worldwide rely on our critical components as do 100s of turbines, oil and gas platforms.
Over the next five years, we're industrialising more than 1,800 new parts on 15 platforms.
Our new 3D-printed bleed air valve can dramatically cut aircraft noise pollution on take-off and landing.
When New Horizons flew by Pluto in 2015, all the data captured was beamed back to Earth through our Si02 cabling.
Fresh ideas from grads have so far generated revenue to pay for our grad programmes for 10 years.
Over 1,500 students have Followed us on Gradcracker.
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We keep the lights on for 1 billion people and 80% of military fighter programmes have our wheel and brake systems.

Our videos

Ansty Fayre
Ansty Fayre
Meggit | Delivering solutions for the most challenging environments
Meggit | Delivering solutions for the most challenging environments
Aerospace 4.0 – Factories of the Future
Aerospace 4.0 – Factories of the Future

Charlton Johns

"Every day I walk through aerospace history. And then try to shape its future."

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Blaise Guélat

Graduate Engineer

"I had high hopes of the programme professionally, but I had no idea how much my world would expand."

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Meggitt awarded $37m contract from General Dynamics Land Systems

Meggitt also supplies the heating, venting and air conditioning system for the General Dynamics Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV) Program, in Canada.

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