AAC today announced that it has been selected to provide DC current sensors for an undisclosed program being executed within the Boeing Phantom Works. This new order extends AAC’s involvement in a program that started in 2015. Kevin McBrien, AAC’s Vice...
Both an MH-60S Seahawk and an MQ-8B Fire Scout successfully completed a manned-unmanned teaming demonstration. In May, Fire Scout acted as the laser-designating platform for a Hellfire missile, fired from a Sikorsky MH-60S. Read the whole article in Rotor & Wing....
As part of our receipt of a 7th consecutive Boeing Performance Excellence Award, we were nominated as Supplier of the Year (our second nomination). While another supplier was ultimately chosen, it was an honour to be recognized. The award underscores our commitment to...
We’ve won another Boeing Performance Excellence Award! AAC is pleased to announce that it has won a 7th consecutive Boeing Performance Excellence Award for 2016. This time it’s a Gold. This recognition of 100% quality and 100% on-time delivery is a...
American Aerospace Controls was recently featured in a NASA Spinoff story. The point of the article was to demonstrate how our early work with NASA during the 1960’s has benefited all our subsequent customers as we improved the efficiency, reliability and...
July 12, 2016 – Farmingdale, NY. American Aerospace Controls Inc. (AAC) today announced that it has developed a three-phase current sensor in a single package (Part Number: S1096). This unique device replaces three individual single-phase current sensors thereby...
