Cabin Interior and Electronics
Versatile Emteq appears to be bucking downturn
While many in the industry are slashing payrolls, chopping programs and scuttling acquisition plans, business aircraft electronics supplier Emteq (Booth No

While many in the industry are slashing payrolls, chopping programs and scuttling acquisition plans, business aircraft electronics supplier Emteq (Booth No. 2289) appears to be bucking the trend by making new acquisitions, offering a broader range of products and services, and modestly increasing its number of employees.

Emteq originated in CEO Jerry Jendusa’s basement in 1996 as a manufacturer of lightweight aircraft coaxial cable and electrical connectors, and today it employs 470 people at facilities in Wisconsin, Florida, Canada and Switzerland. Its diversified product offerings include avionics systems and integration, interior lighting and cabin comfort and exterior lighting products for retrofit and forward fit applications in the corporate, VIP, helicopter, air transport and military markets for OEMs, mod centers and subcontractors.

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