Company Overview

Welcome to Dornier Seawings, manufacturer of world-class composite aviation products.

Our mission is to design, build, test and qualify innovative technology foremost in the aviation segment, mainly by using highest standards of modern carbon and glass-fiber materials. With our most prominent product, Seastar CD2, the world’s most advanced amphibious aircraft, we provide you with our vision of “unlimited runways” for private, corporate and governmental applications.

Dornier Seawings is a multicultural and multi-national Joint Venture between the Dornier family and two fully state-owned Chinese enterprises. The Joint Venture is headquartered in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China.
With the strong heritage of more than 100 years in aviation and strong financial setup, Dornier Seawings is able to launch a new century for innovative products and projects, which meet highest environmental and economical standards in a worldwide connecting business.

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Worldwide Locations

Management

Amy Pan

CEO

also as Board Director, Graduated from Nanjing University for German literature and international finance as second major. With many years of work experience at big state-owned companies as well as having participated in many international projects, she is able to take the challenges and fully committed to bring Seastar project to success with passion.

Departments

ADMINISTRATION

PRODUCTION

ENGINEERING

APPROVAL

INVESTORS & PARTNERS

Investors

WuxiCommunications Industry Group Co., Ltd.,

(100 YunheE Rd, Nanchang Qu, Wuxi Shi, Jiangsu, PR China, 214123)

owns 17 wholly-owned and holding companies, covering urban public transportation, highway passenger transportation, transportation infrastructure construction, aircraft manufacturing, general aviation services, intelligent transportation, financial leasing, and taxis. The company has a registered capital of 5.538 billion yuan(approx. 695 million EUR).

Wuxi Industry Development Group Co., Ltd.

(No.168 XianqianWest Road, Wuxi, Jiangsu, PR China)

has 33 wholly-owned and holding enterprises and public institutions, and 30 shareholding enterprises, consisting of the 6 main businesses of advanced manufacturing, microelectronics, new energy, new materials, environmental protection and modern services. In 2017, its wholly-owned and holding enterprises achieve operating income of 24.285 billion yuan(approx. 3 billion EUR), total profits of 3.201 billion yuan(approx. 400 million EUR), and total revenues of over 70 billion yuan(8,8 billion EUR). Wuxi Industry Development Group Co., Ltd. ranks among China’s top 500 enterprises since 9 consecutive years.

The Dornier Family

is the leading industrial player in aerospace engineering and aviation for more than 100 years.

Shareholders of the Dornier Seawings GmbH (DS Germany)

Dornier Family - 15%
Dornier Seawings Co., Ltd. (DS China) - 85%

Shareholders of the Dornier Seawings Co., Ltd. (DS China)

Dornier Family - 35%
Wuxi Industry Development Group Co., Ltd. - 20%
Wuxi Communications Industry Group Co., Ltd. - 45%

Partners

HERITAGE

Heritage of a Pioneering Spirit

The Dornier Seastar aircraft program builds on the rich experience of 100 years of creating flying boats. This heritage and experience are deeply embedded in the company’s DNA as engineering experts in aviation. It incorporates features that would be difficult to replicate without the experience gained in thousands of flying hours and flight missions that Dornier flying boats have completed worldwide since the mid-1910s.

In 1910, Claude Dornier began working with Count Zeppelin, the famous airship pioneerand the seeds for a family tradition in aviation were sown. The Dornier name was first associated with aircraft production in 1914 the first all metal flying boat was built.

Over the lifespan of the company, Dornier has produced more than 100 designs for both the civil and military market and manufactured over 10,000 aircraft.

Dornier rose to prominence in the 1920s and 1930s as a manufacturer of large, all-metal flying boats, including the 1924 Wal and the 12 engine Do-X in 1929.

The company also built a series of successful land planes, including the Komet and Merkur that were used by Lufthansa and other European carriers.