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Private equity firm Signia Aerospace has acquired Aerox Aerospace Group, a supplier of aviation oxygen systems for general aviation, business aviation, airline, military, and special mission applications.
Aerox makes portable and installed oxygen systems for aircraft manufacturer installation, along with TSO-approved masks, PMA-certified cylinders, regulators, and related components. The company operates an FAA Part 145 repair station for maintenance and overhaul work. These capabilities enable Aerox to deliver comprehensive solutions; its team handles system design, engineering, testing, certification, and life-support system development.
“Aerox strengthens our ability to support operators with a more complete range of aircraft systems,” said Keith Bagley, group president of Signia Aerospace. “This expands our oxygen systems portfolio and capabilities while enhancing life cycle support.”
Scott Ashton, the owner of Aerox, said the company has built its reputation by delivering oxygen systems across aviation platforms. Ashton will support both companies following the transaction to ensure a smooth transition.
Signia Aerospace is based in Bonita Springs, Florida. It is a portfolio company of Arcline Investment Management, which manages more than $20 billion in assets.