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Airbus Selects Aerolloy To Supply Titanium Castings
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Airbus Selects Aerolloy To Supply Titanium Castings

Airbus has selected Aerolloy Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of PTC Industries (PTC), to develop, qualify and supply titanium castings for the A320neo, A330neo and A350 aircraft programmes. The agreement establishes the development, qualification and industrialisation pathway for Aerolloy to progress into production supply, subject to the successful completion of Airbus qualification and programme requirements. The selection marks a significant milestone for the Indian manufacturer in the global commercial aerospace supply chain and follows Airbus's evaluation process.

Under the agreement, Aerolloy will manufacture titanium castings through an integrated production route, beginning with titanium material produced by the company and continuing through precision casting, machining, inspection and delivery in a fully machined, ready-to-fit condition. The scope covers development, qualification and production activities, with qualification serving as an important milestone ahead of serial supply. This integrated approach moves beyond standalone casting to component delivery.

PTC Industries chairman Sachin Agarwal said the agreement represented a landmark moment that validated the capability the company has built and that it would take Aerolloy deeper into the global commercial aerospace value chain. He added that the deal exemplified the Make in India, Make for the World intent and that the company remained committed to supporting Airbus programmes and building an advanced manufacturing institution in India for global markets.

PTC Industries stated that the agreement strengthens Aerolloy's participation in the aerospace value chain by enabling the delivery of fully machined, ready-to-fit titanium components for major commercial aircraft programmes. The company said the development supports India's emergence as a supplier of advanced aerospace materials and mission-critical components for global platforms and positions Aerolloy to pursue qualification and serial supply opportunities.

Airbus has selected Aerolloy Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of PTC Industries (PTC), to develop, qualify and supply titanium castings for the A320neo, A330neo and A350 aircraft programmes. The agreement establishes the development, qualification and industrialisation pathway for Aerolloy to progress into production supply, subject to the successful completion of Airbus qualification and programme requirements. The selection marks a significant milestone for the Indian manufacturer in the global commercial aerospace supply chain and follows Airbus's evaluation process. Under the agreement, Aerolloy will manufacture titanium castings through an integrated production route, beginning with titanium material produced by the company and continuing through precision casting, machining, inspection and delivery in a fully machined, ready-to-fit condition. The scope covers development, qualification and production activities, with qualification serving as an important milestone ahead of serial supply. This integrated approach moves beyond standalone casting to component delivery. PTC Industries chairman Sachin Agarwal said the agreement represented a landmark moment that validated the capability the company has built and that it would take Aerolloy deeper into the global commercial aerospace value chain. He added that the deal exemplified the Make in India, Make for the World intent and that the company remained committed to supporting Airbus programmes and building an advanced manufacturing institution in India for global markets. PTC Industries stated that the agreement strengthens Aerolloy's participation in the aerospace value chain by enabling the delivery of fully machined, ready-to-fit titanium components for major commercial aircraft programmes. The company said the development supports India's emergence as a supplier of advanced aerospace materials and mission-critical components for global platforms and positions Aerolloy to pursue qualification and serial supply opportunities.

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