Aerostructures & components · Morocco
Figeac Aéro Maroc
- Region
- North Africa
- Country
- Morocco
- Segment
- Aerostructures & components
- Verification
- Desk verified
- Website
- https://figeac-aero.com
- Founded
- 2011
- Employees
- 500-1,000
Figeac Aéro Maroc serves as a strategic production facility within the global aerospace supply chain, specialising in the industrialisation and manufacture of precision engine and structural components. Operating as a subsidiary of the French Figeac Aéro Group, the Moroccan entity focuses on high-speed machining and the assembly of sub-structures. The facility bridges the gap between raw material processing and final assembly lines, providing high-volume production capacity for complex metallic parts. The organisation is a tier-one and tier-two supplier to major international aerospace programmes. Its output supports platforms for airframe manufacturers including Airbus and Boeing, and engine specialists such as Safran. The Casablanca site is deeply integrated into the local aerospace ecosystem, frequently collaborating with partners in the Midparc zone to deliver components for narrow-body and wide-body commercial aircraft, alongside specific work packages for regional and business jet segments. Prospective partners should verify the facility’s specific certifications for surface treatments and non-destructive testing, as these processes are often handled through integrated local sub-contractors or internal units. Buyers should also confirm the current technical limits regarding part dimensions for multi-axis machining and the specific alloy grades—typically aluminium, titanium, or hard metals—qualified at this site to ensure alignment with project requirements.
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