Aviation Week MRO

Leasing companies warned to be vigilant of international sanctions following a 2013 incident which resulted in a fine for a lessor.

A more open-minded approach from the industry’s regulators is being seen towards the use of digital in maintenance operations.

Approval for the Beijing site covers multiple Boeing and Airbus aircraft.

This month's Dubai Airshow saw Sanad Aerotech make a string of major announcements. CEO Mansoor Janahi talks to James Pozzi about this year's consolidation and its belief in OEM partnerships.

Services include off-wing maintenance support, on-wing services and technical support for the narrowbody aircraft.

Approval includes line and base maintenance services on the Russian-made aircraft.

Cooperation includes Lufthansa Technik and Etihad Airways Engineering.

The robotic specialist is partnering with NDT Solutions to add non-destructive testing capability to its aircraft inspection robots.

A U.S. lawmaker has proposed new legislation that would alter FAA’s oversight of foreign repair stations.

The European MRO will now be able to service the engines for Chinese operators.

StandardAero says the facility in Vancouver, Canada will help streamline helicopter MRO processes by consolidating work in the region.

LHT will equip an Airbus A350 with a special transitional cabin for the German government’s Special Air Mission Wing.

The new entity combines three different divisions into one.

Patti Clark, associate professor for the College of Aeronautics at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and program chair of the university's master in aviation maintenance degree, began her career as an engine mechanic and provides insight into how to remove some of the barriers to workforce diversity. She also shares tips about engaging with youth around sustainability.

The 12-year EngineWise contract started retroactively.

The nacelle repair works will be carried out in the Collins’ Tianjin facility.

The British engine OEM has announced changes to its setup in Europe and North America as it looks to add further widebody engine aftermarket capacity.

The British engine OEM has announced changes to its setup in Europe and North America as it looks to add further widebody engine aftermarket capacity.

With capacity in the engine segment tight, Martin Friis-Petersen, SVP MRO programs at MTU Maintenance, details how the company has navigated this and how it is looking to increase volumes.

The budget airline took the three aircraft out of service last month as the number of Boeing narrowbodies effected by the issue surpasses 50.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group reported a 5.1% net income gain for the half-year ended Sept. 30, but widened losses at its subsidiaries kept the improved financial performance in check.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group reported a 5.1% net income gain for the half-year ended Sept. 30, but widened losses at its subsidiaries kept the improved financial performance in check.

New additions will focus on interior modifications work on Boeing 737-800 and Airbus A321 aircraft.

Despite being trialed for a number of years, drone techniques have yet to be certified.

Spirit Aerosystems reached an agreement to buy the Canadian aircraft maker’s aerostructures business last week for more than $1 billion.