1955 | Sept | C.Itoh Aircraft Maintenance and Engineering Co., Ltd. established. |
1960 | Apr | Opened representative office at Miyazaki Airport and commenced maintenance work on training aircraft for the Civil Aviation College of the Ministry of Transport. |
1963 | Jun | Granted qualification as an authorized repair/modification workplace by the Civil Aviation Bureau, Ministry of Transport. |
1966 | Jul | Obtained type certificate from the Ministry of Transport for the Itochu type N-62 airplane (obtained type certificate from U.S. Federal Aviation Agency in Sep.66). |
1970 | Mar | Transferred portion of shares held by C.Itoh Corporation to Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA) to became a three party corporation . |
1970 | Jun | Changed corporate name to New Japan Aircraft Maintenance Co., Ltd. |
1970 | Aug | Order from All Nippon Airways galleys and inserts for Boeing 727-200s and 737s. |
1978 | Oct | Established Tachikawa Plant to expand galley manufacturing operations. |
1979 | Nov | First order from Boeing for 767 lavatory modules. |
1982 | Jan | Established JAMCO America Inc., a US corporation based in Seattle, Washington. |
1988 | Feb | Established Singapore JAMCO Pte.Ltd. together with Singapore Airlines and C.Itoh. |
1988 | Jun | Changed corporate name to JAMCO Corporation. |
1989 | Apr | Established Niigata JAMCO Corporation. |
1990 | Mar | Established Miyazaki JAMCO Corporation. |
1991 | Sept | Established JAMCO Netherland B.V. |
1992 | Jan | Established Tokushima JAMCO Corporation. |
1998 | Dec | Listed on the 2nd tier of Tokyo Stock Exchange. |
2002 | Mar | Awarded Boeing 2002 Supplier of The Year. |
2004 | Jul | Established JAMCO Aero Design & Engineering Private Limited (JADE) in Singapore |
2011 | Jun | Establishment of Jamco Philippines in Clark Freeport Zone Philippines |