Collins Amps Up Investment as Brakes, Gear Business Soars
Collins Aerospace is wrapping up a five-year $80 million expansion in Pueblo and prepares to launch another expansion in Spokane.
Technicians at Collins Aerospace’s Landing Systems unit work on main landing gear assemblies in support of Gulfstream G650 production. Collins has long been a provider of brake components, including high-carbon-content discs, for a wide variety of business aircraft.
Technicians at Collins Aerospace’s Landing Systems unit work on main landing gear assemblies in support of Gulfstream G650 production. Collins has long been a provider of brake components, including high-carbon-content discs, for a wide variety of business aircraft.

Collins Aerospace is pouring millions into expanding facilities, machinery, and employee bases at its Landing Systems businesses as it works to keep up with growth across its markets. This has included an $80 million expansion at its carbon-brake center in Pueblo, Colorado; possible expansion at a second carbon site in Spokane, Washington; and increased personnel and machinery at landing gear sites in Poland and Canada.


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