TAAC Aviation Technologies and Emerson Forge Global Partnership at FIA 24

At the Farnborough International Airshow 2024 in England, TAAC Aviation Technologies announced a significant new partnership with Emerson. The agreement aims to develop advanced test systems on a global scale, marking a milestone for TAAC's engineering prowess. Enis Ata, General Manager of TAAC Aviation Technologies, emphasized that this collaboration will enable TAAC's engineering to gain international recognition.

Discussing the partnership with Emerson, Enis Ata highlighted, "“This cooperation protocol with Emerson's Test and Measurement Division will allow TAAC engineering to be recognized globally”". He further explained that the collaboration will focus on developing the Iron Bird (Demir Kus) test systems for KAAN and Hurjet, showcasing one of the most critical and complex test systems ever developed in Turkey. Ata stressed that this achievement would put TAAC engineering on the global map, not just in Turkey.

Reggie Rector, Vice President and General Manager of NI's Defense and Government Business Unit, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating that the agreement with TAAC would enable the development of more advanced projects in complex test systems. Rector said, "“We believe this collaboration will bring significant contributions to both companies”".

Emerson, headquartered in Austin, Texas, is a leading name in its field. NI's solutions, which include interactive data collection and monitoring, testing, analysis, visualization, and hardware-in-the-loop test development, are integral to some of the most critical and complex test systems across various sectors, not just aviation. The collaboration agreement aims to position TAAC and NI brands as stronger players in the global market by working together on innovative projects in aviation, defense, and test systems.

Enis Ata emphasized their goal of increasing their impact globally, noting that NI Test and Measurement products and high-performance solutions play a crucial role in many flagship projects in the defense and aviation sectors. Ata stated, "“With this cooperation, Turkish engineering will leave its mark on similar systems developed worldwide to meet challenging requirements and implement the most ideal test strategies. I also extend my gratitude to the Emerson team for their trust in our young, dynamic, and hardworking human resources”".

This partnership is expected to significantly enhance TAAC Aviation Technologies' engineering capabilities on a global scale. By participating in more international projects, TAAC will further establish its reputation in the aerospace and defense sectors. The collaboration with Emerson is poised to contribute to the development of next-generation test systems, fostering innovation and excellence in these critical industries.