Aviation Week MRO

By Lee Ann Shay
Collins Aerospace is opening a new multi-million dollar facility near Fort Worth, Texas on Feb. 20 to expand its military landing gear manufacturing
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By Alex Derber
The coronavirus has had a devastating impact on Chinese and other airlines and in the Asian region, and will continue to do so until the outbreak is
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By Henry Canaday
A February report to the U.S. Congress by the Government Accountability Office found only mixed evidence on the much-discussed mechanic shortage, but urged FAA to increase collaboration and data efforts to develop what GAO called “a robust, diverse,” mechanic workforce.
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By Lee Ann Shay
Rolls-Royce has entered the digital platform arena by launching Yocova, a cloud-based solution for the aviation industry to manage data. The site is designed to allow data exchange and collaboration in a neutral environment.
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By Henry Canaday
Joramco, the Jordanian MRO, has been undergoing a revamp over the past two years with a specific goal in mind.
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By Alex Derber
MRO providers represent a growing source of competition for established engine lessors, a fact underlined by Total Engine Asset Management’s move to grow its portfolio of spare engines for rent.
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By Henry Canaday
Technician recruitment is a challenge impacting all parts of the world. This is very much the case in Australia, a country where MRO providers are looking at the tips and traps for recruiting new aviation mechanics.
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By Alex Derber
The coronavirus outbreak and trade tensions with the US may mean that China has sunk down the list of attractive business destinations for the time being, but Western MRO companies remain committed to a country where many have already accumulated substantial experience.
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Union Takes Legal Action The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has sued ExpressJet Airlines, a United Express carrier, alleging that the airline
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By Lee Ann Shay
Sapura Technics, a new narrowbody aircraft MRO in Southeast Asia, received its Malaysian Part 145 maintenance certification on Feb. 5. This follows a
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By Lee Ann Shay
While the COVID-19 virus, Boeing 737 MAX groundings and trade issues are negatively impacting air travel, the outlook for commercial aviation fleet
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By Alex Derber
Engine companies’ position at the forefront of technological change in the MRO sector has been highlighted by Pratt & Whitney’s latest revelations about its aftermarket operations in Asia.
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By Henry Canaday
Despite Lufthansa Technik’s ownership of 25% of Ameco, China’s largest maintenance provider, Lufthansa Airline has sent some important work south, to another major Chinese MRO.
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By James Pozzi
Aerospace equipment OEM Collins Aerospace plans to add wheels and brakes maintenance capabilities at a new facility it opened in late 2019 in Fort Worth, Texas.
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By Henry Canaday
Following its entry into the teardown business and emphasizing six years of expansion and diversification, Aviation Technical Services has rebranded
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
On Capitol Hill, industry stakeholders highlight the need for modernizing aviation maintenance curriculum as a key barrier in filling empty AMT positions.
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By James Pozzi
The aftermarket boom in the Middle East, primarily driven by the expansions of carriers Emirates, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways has provided a boon for MROs in the region while outside companies have set up shop its growth epicenter the United Arab Emirates.
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By Alex Derber
First trailed in the latter part of 2019, the MRO Blockchain Alliance has now officially launched with the aim of releasing a proof of concept technology platform in the third quarter of 2020.
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By Chen Chuanren
To tap on the demand for MRO services in Vietnam and the region, Singapore Technologies Engineering has signed a MOU with Vietnam Airlines to study an airframe MRO services joint venture in Vietnam’s Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
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By Alex Derber
Delayed parts shipments are said to be behind the sixth delay to Mitsubishi Aircraft’s regional jet program.
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
After tackling 3D printing of eBikes, Arevo is now looking to 3D print aircraft and eVTOL parts.
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StandardAero Reaches CF34 Milestone StandardAero has completed its 3,000th workscope on GE Aviation’s CF34 turbofan engine. The milestone was reached
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By James Pozzi
TP Aerospace commenced operation at its new MRO facility in Orlando, Florida in late 2019 and the move to the larger location will better position it to service customers in Central and Latin America as well as the U.S. east coast.
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By James Pozzi
Middle Eastern engine MRO Sanad Aerotech has moved forward with its African expansion plans by signing a cooperation with Ethiopian Airlines to jointly build an MRO center of excellence on the continent.
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Over the next decade, the commercial aircraft in-service fleet and the MRO demand in Middle East are expected to grow at a compound annual growth
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