JetZero Headquarters Brings 14,500 New Jobs to Right to Work North Carolina
JetZero, an aerospace startup company, has chosen Right to Work Greensboro, North Carolina, for the location of its headquarters. In order to cover costs, the company is investing a total of $4.7 billion. This is not the best part, however. The company also plans to create an impressive 14,500 new jobs!
From Area Development Magazine:
“North Carolina offers the ideal combination of talent, infrastructure, and forward-thinking leadership to support our mission to reshape aviation. […] This facility is a critical milestone in bringing our all-wing Z4 to market. I applaud the leadership of Governor Josh Stein and his team as well as the leadership of the North Carolina General Assembly, and a whole host of local leaders and organizations for working with us to bring JetZero to North Carolina, the birthplace of aviation.” […]
“With an internationally recognized aerospace cluster of more than 400 companies and major aviation hubs across the state, North Carolina is a top choice for manufacturers and suppliers. […] JetZero will benefit from our Tier 1 research institutions and community colleges, ecosystem of industry partnerships, and strong infrastructure, helping them soar in North Carolina and beyond.” […]
“This announcement is a testament to North Carolina’s growing reputation as a magnet for aerospace innovation and top-tier STEM talent. […] With our rapidly growing population and dynamic workforce, we’re attracting industry leaders to create quality jobs that will strengthen our local economy and communities across the state.” […]
“JetZero’s decision to bring its cutting-edge Z4 production to PTI is another powerful signal that this region is becoming a national leader in aerospace innovation. […] These transformational projects don’t happen by accident, they happen because of years of preparation, investment, and collaboration. We’re proud to see that work paying off, and we look forward to supporting JetZero as they help shape the future of sustainable aviation right here in the Carolina Core.”
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