Kestrel Aircraft Co. Brings 300 Jobs to Brunswick, Maine
07/26/2010
The area's productive work force attracted the company to the location, said Kestrel CEO Alan Klapmeier. The company will build a composite turboprop aircraft at the facility.
The Midcoast Regional Redevelopment has already approved the company's lease agreement. Kestrel will create 50 to 70 engineering jobs to support certification of the new aircraft.
The state of Maine is extending Kestrel a $10 million economic development bond for startup costs. The company is also applying for tax benefits under the state's Pine Tree Zone program.
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