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KDC Projects named one of the Best Places to Work in Aviation for 2026

KDC Projects has been named one of the Best Places to Work in Aviation for 2026, recognising the people behind the specialist engineering business.

The programme, delivered by Aviation Business News in partnership with Workforce Research Group, incorporates employer and employee surveys to assess participating organisations. The official results will feature across Aviation Business News’ website and publications, alongside a dedicated Best Places supplement.

For KDC Projects, the recognition provides an opportunity to celebrate its employees and their contribution to the business.

Peter Burden, CEO at KDC Projects, said:

“We’re delighted to be recognised as one of the Best Places to Work in Aviation for 2026. This is a credit to everyone at KDC Projects.

“Our business is built on the expertise of our people and the relationships they develop with our customers and each other. Having employee feedback at the heart of this recognition makes it particularly rewarding.

“Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this achievement. As we grow, we must continue to listen to our people and provide the support and opportunities they need to develop”.

KDC Projects supports customers across aerospace and defence, bringing engineering expertise and a collaborative approach to technically demanding programmes.

The recognition reflects the two elements at the heart of the company’s brand: Engineering. People. Its positioning brings together technical capability, strong customer relationships and the people behind its work. As the business looks ahead, its focus is on building on this recognition, listening to employees and continuing to develop the working environment that supports its people and customers.

About KDC Projects

KDC Projects brings together over 160 engineers to support complex engineering programmes across aerospace and defence, combining technical capability, experience and a people-led approach. From specialist engineering support to managed work packages, the business works closely with customers to understand their requirements and provide the expertise needed to move programmes forward with confidence.

Engineering. People.

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