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Astronautics divests itself of electromechanical product line
Astronautics has sold its electromechanical product line to Extant Aerospace, a specialist in aftermarket sustainment of legacy avionics. The agreement includes production, repairs and spares activities.
Astronautics legacy products now form part of Extant's portfolio.

Avionics and aerospace connectivity solutions manufacturer Astronautics Corporation of America has sold its legacy electromechanical product line to Melbourne, Florida-based Extant Aerospace. The agreement includes production, repairs and spares activities associated with the company's electromechanical horizontal situation indicator (HSI), attitude director indicator (ADI) and bearing distance heading indicator (BDHI) products.

The sale is effective immediately and ongoing transfer activities that will transition the product line from Astronautics to Extant will continue throughout summer 2022.

Customers seeking information regarding production, repairs or spares for any of the listed products should continue to work directly with Astronautics' sales operations team during the early stages of the transition. Astronautics and Extant are working together closely to ensure customers are fully supported during the product line transition.

“Customers are always at the forefront of Astronautics' decision making. The decision to sell this product line, which created numerous long-standing customer relationships and was foundational to Astronautics' early success, was carefully considered,” says chief executive officer Dr Ronald Zelazo. “We firmly believe that Extant, with its advanced technical, material and customer service resources, will support our customers with high-quality, aftermarket avionics solutions that will keep their aircraft maintained and operational.”

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