Aviatest
Structural and fatigue testing of aircraft and rotorcraft components for aerospace developers and certification programmes
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-27
About Aviatest
AVIATEST runs full-scale structural tests (static, fatigue, dynamic and drop tests), lab testing of metals, composites and hybrid materials, and designs and manufactures test rigs. Its tests are performed to EASA, CAA and FAA requirements, and it holds ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation for calibration and structural testing.
Its customers are aerospace partners developing and certifying fixed-wing aircraft, rotorcraft and advanced air mobility platforms. The company has worked on Clean Sky 2 and Clean Sky research programmes, including test rigs for RACER landing gear and upper deck specimens.
The company traces its history to 1961 and has two hangars totalling 4,000 m² and a team of 30+ engineers, technicians and instrumentation specialists. Its office and test facilities are in Rīga, Latvia.
Product: Full-scale structural testing, lab material testing, and design and manufacture of aerospace test rigs
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