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Dublin Aerospace to create 150 jobs

Thursday, 3 November 11
Irish aircraft maintenance company Dublin Aerospace has announced 150 new jobs at Dublin Airport over the next two years.

The company, which was founded following the closure of SR Technics in 2009, has expanded rapidly after securing contracts with Aer Lingus and Easyjet.

It is seeking skilled technicians and labourers, with 45 positions available immediately. The new jobs will bring its workforce to 300.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny will open the company's new €4.5 million landing gear centre at the airport later this morning.

Conor McCarthy of Dublin Aerospace was last month named the Ernst Young Entrepreneur Of The Year in the Emerging category.

For more information please see the Dublin Aerospace website: http://dublinaerospace.com/

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