10/08/2021
Mirus Aircraft Seating: Building The UK’s Largest Crash Test Facility
A leading UK-based aircraft seating manufacturer is about to break ground on an exciting new project.
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10/08/2021
Crash testing capacity crunch drives new Mirus site expansion
A few hours northeast of London near Norwich, Mirus Aircraft Seating is building its own dynamic test facility for aircraft seats, featuring a 30m test sled with a two-tonne capacity,…
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12/07/2021
MIRUS TO BUILD UK’S LARGEST COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE DYNAMIC TEST FACILITY
MIRUS TO BUILD UK’S LARGEST COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE DYNAMIC TEST FACILITY Development represents an investment of over £4 million in Norfolk economy, creating multiple highly skilled jobs.
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11/04/2021
Mirus - TUI Group Announcement
Mirus is happy to reveal the first of our new customers to be TUI. TUI Group is the world’s largest leisure, travel and tourism company. This project will see Hawk seats retrofitted to a number of airplanes operated by the TUI Group Airlines in the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands. With deliveries starting 2019, we are excited to see Hawk seats flying with such a well-known European business.
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02/04/2021
We are a Covid-19 Secure Environment
Here at Mirus Aircraft Seating limited we are pleased to announce that we are fully compliant with the Government Guidelines on working safely during COVID-19.
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04/02/2021
Back to Our Roots - Mirus Advanced Manufacturing Plans Announced
Over the next few years, Mirus has ambitious expansion plans that include the extensive development of the existing Hingham facility into the Mirus Technology Park (MTP). We are excited to reveal the first stage of this development with the introduction of state-of-the-art composite manufacturing cells and 3D printing capability.
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12/04/2020
First Linefit Seat Shipment
Mirus is proud to announce the dispatch of our first ever shipset destined for the Airbus final assembly line as an approved Airbus supplier.
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16/04/2019
Insight 07: Backing a Golden Idea
All companies have to start somewhere. They all have to navigate through the stormy waters of the start-up phase which can make or break any business.