NWI Aerostructures

Name: NWI Aerostructures
Address: 5545 N. Mill Heights Drive, Park City, KS, 67219, US
Telephone: +13169420432

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NWI Aerostructures is a full-service aerospace provider specializing in high speed, complex monolithic machining, long & large machining, autoclave & peen forming, large scale processing, & automated assembly of aluminum & aluminum-lithium structures.

06/23/2026

NWI Nashville recently celebrated a remarkable milestone—2,000 deliveries supporting the Airbus A330 and A340 programs.

The event brought together NWI employees alongside distinguished guests from local, state, and federal government offices, the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, and a special group of retirees whose contributions helped shape the Airbus program throughout the years.

We were honored to hear remarks from Stuart McWhorter, Deputy Governor and Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, and Rob Campbell, Head of Wing Details Procurement at Airbus, as well as NWI Aerostructures CEO Walt Sirmans and NWI Nashville VP/GM Keith Jennette.

This milestone reflects decades of dedication, partnership, and manufacturing excellence from our Nashville team. Following the ceremony, employees and guests gathered for a food truck luncheon to celebrate this achievement together.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the success of this program. Here's to continued growth, strong partnerships, and many more milestones ahead.

06/16/2026

The future of aerospace manufacturing is bright—and it was on full display during our recent visit with students from the TCAT Murfreesboro-Smyrna Campus Machine Tool Technology program. From cutting-edge equipment and precision machining to career pathways in our industry, the group had the opportunity to see innovation in action.

One of the highlights of the tour was seeing our new Bavius machine, which sparked plenty of interest and excitement among the students.

We're grateful to TCAT Murfreesboro-Smyrna for visiting and proud to support the development of the next generation of aerospace manufacturing professionals.

A special thank you to Jacob Benton, a TCAT Hartsville graduate and valued member of our team, for once again sharing his knowledge and passion with our visitors.

We look forward to continuing our strong partnership and inspiring tomorrow's manufacturing workforce.

06/15/2026

Investing in our communities means investing in the people and organizations that help them thrive.

Keith Jennette, VP/GM of NWI Nashville, had the privilege of presenting a donation on behalf of NWI and the Glass Foundation to CK Stone of the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville. We are proud to continue our longstanding support of this incredible organization and its mission to strengthen the region's creative community.

This year's contribution will help provide education and professional development opportunities for artists and creative professionals while also supporting impactful projects and events throughout the year.

Thank you to the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville for the important work you do to inspire creativity, foster collaboration, and enrich our community.

05/29/2026

NWI Aerostructures was proud to inaugurate Phase 1 of our new Makino MAG3EX machining cell at our Wichita facility with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Phase 1 includes two MAG3EX machines plus load stations and automated pallet system.

VP/GM Andy Ford and Park City Mayor John Lehnherr were joined by NWI Wichita employees to commemorate this important milestone in our continued investment in advanced manufacturing.

This expansion represents a major step forward in strengthening our high-speed aluminum machining capabilities. Once completed, Cell #5 will include six Makino MAG3EX machines, a rail-guided pallet system, and 24 automated pallets supporting complex aerostructures production.

This investment supports increasing demand across aerospace, defense, and space programs while reinforcing our long-term “Focused Factory” strategy centered on advanced aluminum structural machining.

In addition to expanding machining capability, NWI continues investing in advanced inspection systems, workforce development, and facility modernization.

Thank you to our Wichita team, shareholders, community leaders, customers, and partners who continue supporting our growth journey and long-term vision for manufacturing excellence.

05/19/2026

We recently had the opportunity to visit the Wichita Public Schools' Future Ready Center Manufacturing Pathway — an incredible program giving students hands-on manufacturing experience while still attending high school.

Our visit coincided with one of the Future Ready Experience field trips powered by NWI Aerostructures, where middle school students were able to tour the facility, participate in hands-on learning activities, and get an early look at the exciting opportunities available in manufacturing careers.

NWI is proud to sponsor these experiences and help make these field trips and learning opportunities possible. Investing in students today is an investment in the future of manufacturing.

05/12/2026

At our recent all-hands meetings in Wichita, we took time to celebrate the momentum our team continues to build together — and enjoyed some BBQ while doing it.

From strong on-time delivery and quality performance to major investments in our future, there’s a lot happening across NWI Wichita. We shared updates on several key growth initiatives, including the addition of two new 4-meter CMMs and exciting progress on our fifth Makino machining cell. The first two machines are now in place, with machines #3 and #4 planned for the near future.

We also highlighted the continued growth of our space business, which continues to be an important market segment for us.

None of this growth happens without the dedication, skill, and teamwork of our employees. Thank you to the entire Wichita team for the work you put in every day to help drive our success forward. We’re excited about what’s ahead.

05/04/2026

Over the past few days, our team has had the pleasure of showing appreciation for the incredible educators at Metro Nashville Public Schools' Glengarry Elementary. On Friday, we helped fuel Field Day by delivering pizzas for the teachers’ lunch. Today, we kicked off Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week with mugs filled with candy, fresh flower bouquets, and dozens of donuts.

Teachers and school staff play a vital role in shaping future generations, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to recognize their hard work and dedication.

Thank you to the Glengarry Elementary team for everything you do—we’re proud to support you!

04/29/2026

At NWI, we believe strong partnerships are essential for success—and sometimes, that means stepping off the shop floor and onto the golf course.

We were proud to have our own Brian Stockwell, Numerical Control Machine Operator, join faculty and staff from Tennessee College of Applied Technology Hartsville at the 22nd Annual TCAT Hartsville Golf Scramble.

This annual event is more than just a day of friendly competition—it’s an opportunity to strengthen relationships, connect with the community, and continue building the collaboration between NWI and TCAT. As our partnership grows, so does our shared commitment to developing skilled talent and supporting the future of manufacturing.

Thank you to TCAT Hartsville for hosting a great event. We’re looking forward to many more opportunities to connect—both on and off the course.

04/28/2026

We recently had the pleasure of welcoming students from Wichita Public Schools' Future Ready Center to tour our NWI Wichita facility.

With graduation right around the corner for many of these students, it was exciting to connect with individuals who are actively exploring careers in manufacturing—ranging from aerospace engineering to CNC machining.

Tours like these are more than just a walkthrough—they’re an opportunity to bridge the gap between education and industry. By giving students a firsthand look at advanced manufacturing in action, we hope to spark interest, answer questions, and help them envision their future in this field.

A big thank you to Andy Ford and Ryan Hernandez for sharing their knowledge and experience with the next generation.

04/21/2026

The Army Aviation Association of America Summit in Nashville was an energizing experience for the NWI Nashville team, bringing together military leaders and industry partners committed to advancing aviation.

From discussions with industry peers and customers to conversations with soldiers, the event offered a valuable, real-time look at where aviation is heading. The energy across the show floor was clear—innovation is moving quickly, and the excitement around new capabilities and technologies was impossible to miss.

Events like AAAA are an important reminder of why we stay engaged. They keep us connected to our customers, grounded in real-world needs, and aligned with the future of aviation.

Address

5545 N. Mill Heights Drive
Park City, KS
67219

Telephone

+13169420432

Website

http://www.nwiaero.com/

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