Airborne Maintenance and Engineering Services (AMES), a newly formed company that will perform aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services, will spring into life Monday at the DHL Air Park.
The number of staff at mid-week stood at about 260 to 270 employees, said company spokeswoman Beth Huber. The final target for the start-up workforce is about 325 employees.
"Some are still in the process as far as making offers and the screening process, which will continue into next week," she said.
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