Published 18 Jun 2018

Having been a regular visitor to the Farnborough show over the years, Copernicus Technology will be exhibiting there for the first time this year with a group of companies on a stand promoting the benefits of the Highlands & Islands region.  It is recognised as a leading business event for the global aerospace industry, with over 73,000 viistors and 1500 exhibitors attending the 2016 show.  This year's show will take place over the week of Monday 16th July.

FIA2018 Copernicus Technology Highlands stand

You can see from the artist's impression above that the Highlands & Islands stand design is genuinely eye-catching and will be a great place to meet us, to see our portable Intermittent Fault Detection (IFD) test equipment in the flesh, and reflect on the accessibility, breadth of industry and creativity in the Highlands region and the extraordinary range of Malt Whisky.

Managing Director Giles Huby said "The Farnborough show is an enormously significant event on the aerospace & defence calendar and provides a great opportunity to meet up with our clients and to highlight Copernicus Technology's capabilities to a wide rage of industry attendees from the military and commercial aerospace sectors.  Along with Roo Hornby, our Business Development Director, we will be there from Monday to Thursday inclusive so get in touch now to set up a discussion about our IFD products & services, our Maritime Patrol Aircraft training & consultancy, our specialist technical services...or maybe even just to try out a 'wee dram' from the Highlands & Islands region!".

You can find us at Farnborough on the Highlands & Islands stand 3530 in hall 3.  To arrange a meeting with us please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call him on 07803 181426.

Copernicus Technology has been awarded an MOD contract to provide Visual Recognition Learning Packages for RAF P-8A Poseidon Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) Aircrew. 

P8A Poseidon 1The Syllabus covers a wide range of surface, submarine and airborne units that crews are likely to encounter and be required to accurately identify whilst on maritime training and operations.

Roo Hornby, the Copernicus Technology MPA Division Director said: “We are delighted to be able to support the RAF on this essential skillset for successful Maritime Patrol operations and are proud to have won the first RAF P-8A aircrew training contract awarded outside of the Foreign Military Sale deliveries from the US Navy.”

To find out more about Copernicus Technology's MPA services click the following for details on Training and for Consultancy, and you can contact Roo by calling +44(0)1343 842406 or emailing  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Published 27 Feb 2018

Copernicus Technology Revealing SolutionsCopernicus Technology is committed to delivering products, services and training to our customers safely, securely and to the very highest standards of quality.  To help us do that we are accredited against the international Quality Management standard (ISO9001) and the UK Government's standard for Cyber Security (Cyber Essentials).

Therefore we are delighted to announce that over the last month we successfuly passed external audits to (1) achieve an upgraded accreditation of our Quality Management System to the ISO9001:2015 standard; and (2) renew our Cyber Essentials accreditation.

Copernicus Technology Operations Director, Phil Eastwood said "Everyone in the team has made a huge contribution to achieving these standards by continuing to use and refine our proven procedures for Quality Management, Information Management and Cyber Security.  These  vital processes ensure we continue to succeed for our customers in terms of Quality, Cost and Delivery, and coincidentally they also provide a great baseline against which we can ensure Copernicus Technology complies with the imminent General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR)".

Click here to see full details of these accreditations.

Published 29 Jan 2018

PSP IFDISFollowing extensive successful trials with the US Navy, co-ordinated by the US National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS), it has been announced that Intermittent Fault Detection & Isolation System (IFDIS) testing will now become a standard feature of testing F/A-18 (Block A - D) Generator Convertor Unit (GCU) LRUs sent for repair.  This is the latest successful example of the USDOD applying IFDIS equipment to vastly increase the Time-On-Wing and reduce the repair costs of Fast Jet avionics, following hugely successful ongoing use on F-16 avionics.

NCMS' announcement goes on to explain that the next phase of the program will extend IFDIS testing to GCUs from F/A-18E/F Block Super Hornet and the EA-18G Growler fleets.

To find out how the proven IFDIS range of test equipment can significantly increase your fleet uptime and readiness and reduce maintenance hours and logistics costs contact us now.

Published 29 Aug 2017

There's only one week remaining to the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) conference on "Increasing Efficiency & Reducing Cost within the Aircraft Maintenance Process using New Technology and Innovative Solutions".

Civilian and Military aviation Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) organisations are under constant scrutiny to increase efficiency and reduce cost, without compromising airworthiness and safety.

The RAeS is holding this conference to bring together MRO experts showcasing practical and proven innovations that improve costs and efficiency within line and base maintenance operations.  The conference venue will be the RAeS headquarters in London on 5th September and the programme includes speakers from Lockheed Martin, Etihad Airways, DHL, Cranfield University and Copernicus Technology.  The subject of our presentation is 'How the USDoD is reducing No Fault Found in Line and Base Maintenance'.