Woodward shifts Santa Clarita aerospace controls output to new Spartanburg plant
Bitget2026/09/21 21:16- Woodward will shift Santa Clarita, California, aerospace controls production to its new aerospace manufacturing campus in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
- Military fixed-wing, rotorcraft flight control actuation will move to Spartanburg, with the site expected to start operations in summer 2027.
- Santa Clarita operations are set to end by December 2027, affecting about 400 roles through phased transitions.
- Woodward agreed to sell select legacy product lines made in Santa Clarita, alongside the campus, with closing expected in fiscal 2027.
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