MLF - Military Logistics
Yulista opens new facility in Andalusia
Yulista has opened a new facility at the Southern Alabama Regional Airport (SARA) in Andalusia, Alabama, the company announced on 10 August.
The complex has been specifically designed for C-130 and B-737 aircraft, but can also accommodate rotary and tilt rotor aircraft. The new aviation complex consists of two hangars, main office and manufacturing and integration space.
With a close proximity to Eglin Air Force Base and other military installations, the Andalusia aviation complex opens opportunities for new contracts and provides large bay hangar space to support the company’s aviation customers.
Yulista provides modernisation and service life extension of rotary and fixed wing aircraft. Its capabilities include aircraft technology insertion, modification and maintenance and aircraft training simulators and devices.
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