Randolph is proud to sponsor the first ever transcontinental flight using aviation biofuel in a certified light aircraft. The bioplane took off from North Central State Airport in RI and plans to touch down in Santa Monica, CA this week. Randolph Engineering was there to cheer on pilot Ross McCur...
Read more“It’s a promise to our country, to the state of Massachusetts that we’re going to keep jobs here, it’s a promise to our artisans… we give them a platform to express their talents and their creativity, and it’s a promise to our heritage.”President/CEO Peter M. Waszkiewicz had this to say about the...
Read moreRandolph Amelia in Tan Gradient Lite Lens One of our newest women’s styles, the Randolph Amelia takes its name from the iconic American aviation pioneer, Amelia Earhart. Earhart was the first female pilot to make a solo flight across the Atlantic, doing so in 1932. Though this was her crowning a...
Read moreRandolph Engineering is proud to support The Special Forces Charitable Trust (SFCT) – a nonprofit that provides a network of meaningful and sustainable services, support and advocacy to US Army Special Forces soldiers and their families. On Thursday, March 3, Randolph Engineering presented SFCT ...
Read moreAfter spotting her fiance Russell Wilson flashing his Randolph Archers, we caught the talented Ciara wearing her own pair of Randolph Aviators! View this post on Instagram Repost @randolph.usa We can't get enough of @Ciara in her Randolph Aviators. Photo v...
Read morehttps://www.instagram.com/p/BCRK6weCmvH/?taken-by=michlgillRussell Wilson was our latest Randolph Engineering celebrity sighting. The Seattle Seahawks Quarterback looked like a champion in his pair of Randolph Archers with bronze oxide frames and gray gradient lenses. The Archer is a perfect fit ...
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