Safran Strengthens Its Participation in the CCE and FEMIA
By Editorial Staff
January 29, 2025
Safran, a global aerospace and aviation technology company, has reaffirmed its commitment to driving the aerospace industry in Mexico by strengthening its participation in two key business organizations: the Business Coordinating Council (CCE) and the Mexican Federation of the Aerospace Industry (FEMIA).
Through this initiative, the company aligns with national transformation efforts under the federal government's Plan Mexico, aiming to enhance value chain integration, technological innovation, and the country's sustainable economic growth.
Alejandro Cardona, President of Safran in Mexico, stated: "As the largest aerospace employer in the country, with over 14,000 employees and a presence across four key regions, Safran plays a leading role in the development of Mexico’s aerospace industry. Our collaboration with the CCE underscores our commitment to fostering strong, high-impact value networks aligned with the strategic pillars of Plan Mexico."
Meanwhile, at FEMIA, Safran has integrated the participation of its nine divisions, further strengthening the organization.
"For the first time since Safran entered Mexico, all our divisions will have an active role in FEMIA. This milestone represents an additional commitment from Safran to enhance the development pillars of the aerospace industry, including the complete engine assembly and satellite equipment manufacturing in Mexico. At the same time, it will help drive the aerospace development hub outlined in Plan Mexico, fostering human capital growth and making a significant contribution to economic development and innovation throughout all FEMIA members," Cardona stated.
Safran has been operating in Mexico for over 34 years and currently has 18 facilities and more than 14,000 employees across the country. The Group is present in four key regions—Chihuahua, Querétaro, Baja California, and Mexico City—making it the largest employer in Mexico's aerospace industry.