Teledyne Continental Motors. Aircraft Products Division

Historical Note

Wikipedia: "In 1965, Ryan Aeronautical Company took over as a majority shareholder of Continental Motors and its subsidiary aircraft engine company. Later in 1969, Teledyne bought out Ryan Aeronautical as majority shareholder to merge. This merger became Teledyne Continental Motors (TCM)"

- 1966: "Continental’s demand eventually outpaced its capacity. The company needed a new home, and in 1966, they found one right here in Alabama. 'We outgrew Muskegon,' says Karen Hong, Continental’s global CEO and president. 'The story we’re told is [Brookley Air Force Base] closed down here and literally, we moved in the next day.'” [https://businessalabama.com/how-continental-soared-into-a-global-powerhouse/]

From [https://continental.aero/history/]: - May 2011: Teledyne sold TCM to AVIC International and renamed Continental Motors, Inc. - Mar 2019: company name was changed from Continental Motors, Inc. to Continental Aerospace Technologies - 2025: Continental Aerospace Technologies celebrated 120 years in business

Functions

• Aircraft engine industry -- Date: 1969 - 2010