Combining our highly skilled team of manufacturing and engineering professionals with our world-class test lab and advanced tooling process, SkyEdge brings a new level of excellence to the aerospace industry. We manufacture and finish sub-assemblies and components from nearly every material used in the industry, as well as produce complex integrated systems from both internal and external designs. SkyEdge also has a unique ability to provide full lifecycle support at all levels of the aerospace supply chain.

SkyEdge's technical expertise and wide variety of capabilities enable us to design, manufacture, and service a vast array of products. Whether you’re looking for complex integrated designs or single parts for an aging fleet, SkyEdge has truly become a “one-stop shop” for original equipment manufacturers, carriers, and military organizations.

TRIUMPH is one of the world’s leading providers of aerospace structures, precision controls and integrated component systems and subsystems for business jets, helicopters, large commercial aircraft and turbo props. Our products can be found on a broad spectrum of platforms, including the Bombardier CSeries and QSeries, the Dessault Falcon 7X, the Mitsubishi MRJ and the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and 737 MAX.

TRIUMPH is one of the world’s leading providers of aerospace structures, precision controls and integrated component systems and subsystems for business jets, helicopters, large commercial aircraft and turbo props. Our products can be found on a broad spectrum of platforms, including the Bombardier CSeries and QSeries, the Dessault Falcon 7X, the Mitsubishi MRJ and the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and 737 MAX.

SkyEdge provides integrated systems and precision components to the leading commercial rotorcraft OEMs, such as Sikorsky, Bell Helicopter, Airbus, and Leonardo-Finmeccanica. We are a leader in manufacturing, finishing, and assembling electrical and mechanical controls, geared solutions, pumps, valves, and a range of other components and systems for helicopters ranging from the Bell 407 to the Leonardo-Finmeccanica AW109.