Last weekend, FACC honored long-standing employees who are celebrating a round anniversary of service this year. FACC CEO Robert Machtlinger, who has been with FACC for 40 years, was both a well-wisher and jubilarian.

In addition to enthusiasm and perseverance, innovation also requires a great deal of experience. Particularly long-serving employees, who support projects over many years with their know-how and, above all, their passion, not only ensure continuity, but also make a significant contribution to the long-term implementation of great visions - such as an even more sustainable aerospace industry. At this year's jubilee celebration last weekend, FACC showed its appreciation to long-standing employees who are celebrating a round anniversary this year. All employees with 10 years or more of service were honored.

3780 years of experience

In all, 256 crew members were invited on stage and honored, awarded and rewarded accordingly. This adds up to a total of 3,780 years of experience. Over the past 30 years, FACC has grown into a globally active aerospace company and, particularly in the last two years, has successfully developed the new business areas Space and Urban Air Mobility. The celebrated jubilarians have significantly shaped these developments and, through their achievements, stand for the outstanding quality that distinguishes the company at an international level.

FACC CEO Robert Machtlinger offered his congratulations to the jubilarians: "Our employees, some of whom have been with us for well over 10 years, are a testament to loyalty, and also a guarantor of continuous innovation and constant further development. On behalf of the entire company, I would like to thank you for the mutual appreciation and look forward to many more years together." Robert Machtlinger himself was also among those celebrating their jubilees during the festive event: the current CEO began his career as an apprentice 40 years ago.