Indra Group Invests $7.5M in Kansas for Air Traffic Control Radars

0:00Global Aviation firm Intergroup is pouring $7.5 million into a new manufacturing site in Olathe, Kansas to build air traffic, control radars, the move highlights their push to expand operations in the U.S. and support the Federal Aviation Administration. The company plans to set up in a 25,000 square foot facility at the Great Plains Commerce Center. Officials expect this to create over 140 high-quality jobs in the area. This governor Laura Kelly praised the deal, noting her team's meetings with injure leaders during a trip to Madrid in 2024, all four, and at the Paris Air Show in June 2025. She credits those connections for landing the investment right here in the state. injure has already secured two big federal contracts worth more than $586 million to upgrade the nation's airspace system. This includes swapping out old analog radios for modern digital gear to boost safety and efficiency.

1:01With this Kansas hub, Indra is positioning itself as a major force in modernizing U.S. air traffic control, promising safer skies and stronger ties. Between global tech and American jobs, that's your update from Kansas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.