PBS Aerospace opens new facility in Roswell Georgia creating local jobs

Under the bright lights of a bustling Roswell city hall, excitement filled the air as local leaders and PBS Group executives gathered to celebrate a significant milestone—the launch of a new jet engine production facility in Roswell, Georgia. This event not only marks the opening of a state-of-the-art aerospace plant but also symbolizes a new chapter for PBS Group as it expands its footprint in the United States.

Aaron Durham, CEO of PBS Aerospace, expressed heartfelt gratitude to all who contributed to this achievement, including city officials, community leaders, and the dedicated PBS team. “Today represents more than just the opening of a new production plant. It marks the beginning of a new chapter,” he stated, highlighting the company’s commitment to creating jobs and developing cutting-edge technology for drones and missiles.

The facility is expected to play a pivotal role in the local economy, with Roswell's Mayor Kurt Wilson emphasizing the importance of this investment. “PBS Aerospace’s decision to invest here in Roswell is a powerful statement,” he remarked, noting the city’s strong business climate and talented workforce. The mayor underscored that this development aligns with Roswell’s vision of fostering innovation and sustainable economic growth.

As the ceremony unfolded, it became clear that this new plant is not just about manufacturing; it represents a partnership between PBS Group and the Roswell community. The city’s leadership is committed to supporting PBS as it grows, ensuring that the benefits of this investment extend beyond the factory walls.

With plans for further expansion already in the works, including a second phase of production, the future looks bright for both PBS Aerospace and Roswell. As the community embraces this new venture, it stands poised to become a leader in advanced air mobility and aerospace technology, setting the stage for a prosperous future.