Warton EZ is globally recognised for its extensive heritage at the forefront of innovative technology and advanced engineering and manufacturing, since its establishment as an air base in 1940.
84 years later and the air base has evolved, it’s seen the iconic Eurofighter Typhoon and Hawk aircraft developed at what is now the BAE Systems site, and future aerospace technologies continue to be developed on site including Tempest – the next generation combat aircraft for the UK, alongside new partnerships and collaborations, utilising advanced robotics and artificial intelligence.
The site offers the opportunity for projects and ventures to locate alongside BAE Systems in a unique supportive environment, which includes:
Representing the UKs largest concentration of aerospace employment, Lancashire is home to the fourth largest global aerospace cluster, complemented by a strong engineering and manufacturing sector, which supports 85,000 jobs and 500+ companies across the aerospace supply chain. With its strategic location, Warton EZ has the perfect eco-system for aviation, space and other sensitive sectors, including: