{"id":2861963,"version":0,"headline":"Aerolloy Technologies to supply Ti castings to Airbus","dateModified":"2026-08-06T16:53:45Z","datePublished":"2026-08-06T15:08:13Z","articleBody":"<article><p class=\"lead\">India's Aerolloy Technologies has signed an agreement to develop and supply titanium castings to European airframer Airbus.</p><p>Aerolloy — a wholly owned subsidiary of PTC Industries — will produce titanium castings for Airbus' A320neo narrowbody jet and its A330neo and A350 widebody aircraft.</p><p>The castings will be fully machined and ready to fit. The agreement establishes a pathway to serial production, subject to Airbus' qualification and programme requirements.</p><p>Casting provides a near net-shape product, resulting in lower scrap material generated during machining to yield a finished part.</p><p>PTC did not disclose the titanium grade, component type or volume of castings, and had not responded to <i>Argus'</i>request for details by publication.</p><p>In March 2025, Aerolloy signed an agreement with France's Safran Aircraft Engines for supply of cast engine components for CFM Leap-1A and 1B engines. The 1A variant is an engine option for the A320neo.</p><p class=\"bylines\">By Samuel Wood</p></article>","dateline":"London, 6 August (Argus)","license":"<footer><p><br> Send comments and request more information at <a href=\"mailto:feedback@argusmedia.com?subject=Argus Direct article feedback&body=I am contacting you regarding Aerolloy Technologies to supply Ti castings to Airbus, available at http://direct.argusmedia.com/newsandanalysis/article/cs-24991097.\" target=\"_parent\"> feedback@argusmedia.com </a></p><p><i> Copyright © 2026. <a href=\"http://www.argusmedia.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Argus Media group</a>. All rights reserved. </i></p></footer>","copyrightHolder":"Argus Media group","copyrightYear":2026,"taxonomy":{"contexts":[],"regions":[{"name":"Europe","children":[]}],"sectors":[{"name":"Metals","children":[{"name":"Non-ferrous","children":[]}]}]},"pullQuote":null,"newsType":"Daily news","language":"en-GB","keywords":null,"isFree":true,"isFeatured":false,"body":"<p class=\"lead\">India's Aerolloy Technologies has signed an agreement to develop and supply titanium castings to European airframer Airbus.</p><p>Aerolloy — a wholly owned subsidiary of PTC Industries — will produce titanium castings for Airbus' A320neo narrowbody jet and its A330neo and A350 widebody aircraft.</p><p>The castings will be fully machined and ready to fit. The agreement establishes a pathway to serial production, subject to Airbus' qualification and programme requirements.</p><p>Casting provides a near net-shape product, resulting in lower scrap material generated during machining to yield a finished part.</p><p>PTC did not disclose the titanium grade, component type or volume of castings, and had not responded to <i>Argus'</i>request for details by publication.</p><p>In March 2025, Aerolloy signed an agreement with France's Safran Aircraft Engines for supply of cast engine components for CFM Leap-1A and 1B engines. The 1A variant is an engine option for the A320neo.</p><p class=\"bylines\">By Samuel Wood</p>","lead":"India's Aerolloy Technologies has signed an agreement to develop and supply titanium castings to European airframer Airbus.","cmsId":"24991097","source":"Censhare"}