PBS Aerospace North America was formally recognized by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners during a public Commission meeting on December 17, 2025, marking an important milestone in the company’s growing presence in the United States.
At the meeting, Fulton County proclaimed December 17, 2025, as “PBS Aerospace Appreciation Day,” honoring PBS Aerospace for selecting Fulton County, Georgia, as the location of its first U.S. headquarters and manufacturing operation. The proclamation recognizes the company’s contribution to national defense, its strong commitment to employing U.S. military veterans, and its investment in Georgia’s aerospace and engineering talent.
PBS Aerospace North America employs a workforce deeply rooted in service, with 75 percent of its engine technicians having served in the United States Armed Forces. This veteran-led team brings firsthand experience and responsibility to the development of propulsion systems designed to strengthen America’s defensive capabilities and protect service members around the world.
The proclamation also highlights PBS Aerospace’s collaboration with the Georgia Institute of Technology and its role in advancing aerospace innovation through academic–industry partnerships. These efforts help position Fulton County and the State of Georgia as leaders in advanced manufacturing and defense technology.
Fulton County additionally recognized the leadership of Board Chairman Jakub Fischer, whose commitment to growing PBS Aerospace in Georgia represents a significant investment in the region’s economy, workforce development, and global competitiveness. The County expressed its support for PBS Aerospace as it continues to scale operations and expand its U.S. manufacturing footprint.
This recognition reflects the strong partnership between PBS Aerospace, local government leaders, and the Georgia aerospace community as the company continues to strengthen U.S.-based manufacturing, support veterans, and advance aerospace innovation.
