CMC Electronics Inc. Newfoundland

CMC Electronics Inc. is a prominent aerospace and defense company with roots dating back to its founding in 1903 as the Canadian Marconi Company. The company has a long history in the development and manufacture of cutting-edge avionics and electronics systems for both military and commercial applications.


Headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, CMC Electronics is a significant player in the global aerospace industry. It specializes in advanced cockpit systems, including navigation and communication systems, displays, mission computers, and sensors. Its products are known for their reliability and innovation, serving a wide range of aircraft, from small general aviation planes to large commercial airliners and military jets.


CMC Electronics has undergone several transformations and ownership changes over the years. It was acquired by Esterline Corporation in 2007, which itself was later acquired by TransDigm Group Incorporated in 2019. Throughout these changes, CMC Electronics has maintained its focus on providing top-notch avionics solutions and continues to be a key supplier to major aircraft manufacturers and defense contractors worldwide.


The company's expertise in avionics has also made it a valuable partner in numerous international aerospace projects, cementing its reputation as a reliable and innovative provider of electronic systems for the aviation and defense sectors.


While CMC Electronics is not headquartered in Newfoundland, it has a significant presence in Canada and influences the broader aerospace and electronics landscape both domestically and internationally.


Products

Offering an extensive line of professional equipment from major manufacturers such as Raytheon, Raymarine, Skanti, Exicom and Codan.

St. John`s Canada

29 Hallett Crescent
St. John`s NF A1B3T2
Canada

Ships

ARCTIC BEAR

Tug | Flag: United States of America | Port: JUNEAU, AK

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