SPZ is no longer a independent company; tt appears Spar Aerospace was sold to L-3 and MacDonald Dettwiler.
Spar Aerospace
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SPAR Aerospace was a Canadian aerospace company and developed the Canadarm for the Space shuttle program in the United States.
[edit] History
The Toronto based company was founded as Special Products and Advance Research Division of De Havilland Canada on January 1, 1968. The division was later spun off as a separate company. Over the years, SPAR's ownership has passed onto American companies. Some of SPAR's business was acquired by MacDonald Dettwiler and some by L-3 Communications. Military Aviation Services was acquired from Bombardier Aerospace.
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[edit] Facilities
Current list of facilities:
Edmonton, Alberta
Mississauga, Ontario
Trenton, Ontario
Venice, Italy
[edit] References
Spar Aerospace Limited
L3 SPAR Aerospace Limited
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