Arrow Electronics has added AirBorn to its interconnect, passive, and electromechanical (IP&E) components portfolio in North America and EMEA.
AirBorn, acquired by Molex in 2024, has been providing defence, aerospace, commercial air, space exploration, medical and industrial markets with high-reliability interconnect solutions for over 65 years. Its electronical solutions meet the high standards of these industry segments, including MIL-SPEC, AS9100, and ISO certifications.
Its product range includes connectors, cable assemblies, military-grade flexible circuits and high-level box builds. AirBorn has seven global manufacturing facilities including six in the United States and one in Canada. AirBorn’s portfolio will form the foundation of Molex’s new aerospace and defence division.
“Grounded on the solid and trusted relationship with Molex over decades, the addition of AirBorn perfectly matches our strong focus on aerospace and defence, to which the company provides mission-critical components and applications,” said Aiden Mitchell, global senior vice president, supplier and product management at Arrow Electronics. “AirBorn has a proven track record of innovation and specialization, and we are excited to offer our customers their high-quality products which further strengthens our role as a key supplier to the global aerospace and defence industry.”
“We are proud to continue our long-standing collaboration with Arrow Electronics, a trusted distributor of mission-critical solutions to the aerospace and defence sectors,” said Mike Cole, senior vice president, Molex Aerospace and Defence Solutions. “The integration of AirBorn’s specialized products through Arrow further expands the range of innovative, high-reliability interconnect solutions we provide to our customers. Together, we are committed to advancing technology and ensuring superior performance in the most demanding environments, reinforcing our shared dedication to excellence in the aerospace and defence category.”
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