Toulouse, France July 4th 2022
– New site in well-known aerospace hub
– Focus on Aero Data & Software Production
To expand its global presence NAVBLUE, Airbus’ subsidiary for Flight Operations solutions, announces the opening of a new site in Gdansk, Poland, a recognized aerospace and software hub in Europe.
The office in Gdansk, which will open officially by end of Q3 2022, will specialize in Aero Data and Software Production, leveraging a local talent ecosystem, to develop, produce and deliver continued state of the art flight ops products and solutions that drive airlines’ operational efficiency and support sustainable aviation.
With this opening, NAVBLUE continues its expansion worldwide, now with 4 sites in Europe (France, UK, Poland and Sweden) and offices in Canada, USA, Thailand, and Singapore.
Fabrice HAMEL, CEO of NAVBLUE said: “With our new office in Poland we are reinforcing the NAVBLUE network in Europe and throughout the world. We are happy to open in Gdansk with its recognized talent in software development. It will also facilitate working relations with other teams based in Europe, Asia and America. Our aim is to become an employer of choice in the area, as a high performing and attractive company, and we encourage potential candidates to start applying from now.”
For more information on working for NAVBLUE in Poland, please click here.
About NAVBLUE: NAVBLUE is an Airbus Services company, wholly owned by Airbus, and dedicated to Flight Operations & Air Traffic Management Solutions. NAVBLUE provides products and services, and supports both civil and military environments, on the ground and onboard any aircraft and offers expertise in a range of areas, including digital cockpit operations, Operations Control Centre (OCC) systems, Flight Ops Engineering, Performance Based Navigation (PBN) and Air Traffic Management (ATM). NAVBLUE employs 465 employees spread across the world, with offices in Canada, France, Singapore, Sweden, Thailand, UK and US and representatives in several other countries across the globe. More info at: www.navblue.aero
