Aerospace Manufacturing – Connecticut (CT)

Like many industries over the past few years, aerospace product and parts manufacturing companies in Connecticut have faced countless challenges and embraced many available opportunities.

While manufacturing leaders are focused on streamlining the manufacturing process, issues with part shortages, production slowdowns, labor shortages, cybersecurity and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) persist. Perhaps the biggest concern for manufacturers is inflation. Not only is it driving up the cost of supplies, but it’s decreasing buying power and borrowing options ultimately creating a cashflow issue for aerospace product and parts manufacturers. Throw in external factors like decreased purchasing power at the Department of Defense and from commercial airlines, and your growth trajectory may look different in this environment.

When facing times of uncertainty, manufacturers must manage the variables they can control. Your relationship with your accounting firm is one of those factors.  Working with a certified public accounting (CPA) firm with the relevant technical expertise and experience in your industry will allow you to navigate tax liabilities and present a strong financial picture for audit requirements and management decisions.

Aerospace Manufacturing Experience – Connecticut (CT)

Adams Brown, Strategic Allies and CPAs, is a certified public accounting and professional services firm that specializes in serving the accounting, tax, audit, technology, cybersecurity and wealth management needs of aerospace manufacturers, executives and owners. Our team has years of experience working with manufacturers of all sizes in Connecticut, helping them realize financial goals and reduce their compliance burden.

Doing business in today’s environment is complicated. Whatever your situation, our team stands ready to assist.

Aerospace Manufacturing Friendly States

A recent PWC report, Aerospace Manufacturing Attractiveness Rankings, highlighted the states most attractive for civilian and military aerospace manufacturing. The list includes Connecticut (CT), Oklahoma (OK),  Arkansas (AR), Colorado (CO), Indiana (IN), New York (NY), Virginia (VA), Georgia (GA), Utah (UT), Ohio (OH), Missouri (MO), North Carolina (NC), and Alabama (AL). Ratings were also provided on foreign activity contributing to domestic manufacturing demand.

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Aerospace Manufacturing Services – Connecticut

  • Outsourced Accounting
  • Controller & CFO Services
  • Payroll
  • Tax Planning & Compliance
  • Audit & Assurance Services
  • Managed IT Services
  • Cybersecurity Consulting
  • Merger & Acquisition Consulting
  • Technology and vCIO Consulting

Connecticut Aerospace Manufacturing

The aerospace industry in Connecticut is a well-established and thriving sector with a rich history. The state is home to several major aerospace companies including Pratt & Whitney, Sikorsky Aircraft (a subsidiary of Lockheed Martin) and Collins Aerospace (a unit of Raytheon Technologies). These companies specialize in manufacturing aircraft engines, helicopters and advanced aerospace systems. Connecticut’s aerospace industry also benefits from strong partnerships with the defense sector with many companies fulfilling contracts for the Department of Defense.

The state’s commitment to research and development along with a highly skilled workforce ensures Connecticut remains at the forefront of aerospace innovation. Overall, the Connecticut aerospace industry plays a pivotal role in both the state’s economy and the global aerospace landscape.