
EngineeringAerospace Engineering
Aerospace
Engineering
Design and analysis for flight-critical systems.
From airframe structures to propulsion integration, our aerospace engineers support design, analysis, and certification across civil and defence programmes — working to CAA, EASA, and MoD airworthiness requirements.
Overview
Engineered
For Flight
Aerospace engineering leaves no margin for approximation. Every structural member, system, and fastener must be justified by analysis, validated by test, and documented to a standard that satisfies the Civil Aviation Authority and EASA. Our engineers work within that discipline — combining finite element analysis, fatigue and damage tolerance assessment, and materials selection to deliver designs that meet certification from the outset.
We support programmes across their lifecycle: concept and preliminary design, detailed stress and thermal analysis, ground and flight test support, and continued airworthiness. Whether contributing to a new build or a modification requiring supplemental type certification, we bring the analytical rigour and documentation discipline the sector demands.
Capabilities
What We Deliver
Structural Analysis
Finite element modelling, static and fatigue stress analysis, and damage tolerance assessment for airframe and component structures to certification standards.
Propulsion Integration
Engine and nacelle integration, thermal and vibration analysis, and systems interface design for fixed-wing and rotary platforms.
Airworthiness Support
Certification liaison with the CAA and EASA, compliance documentation, and supplemental type certificate support for modifications and repairs.
Materials & Weight
Composite and lightweight alloy selection, weight and balance analysis, and materials substantiation for flight-critical applications.
Standards Applied
Certification Framework
Aerospace
Programme?
Discuss your airframe, propulsion, or airworthiness requirements with our aerospace engineers. We'll scope the analysis and certification support your programme needs.
Discuss Your Programme