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The seating specialist says terms can be tailored for operator preferences.

Despite overall revenue slides, the manufacturer's services unit produced a stellar first quarter.

Efficiency and safety are essential to the MRO community. In this Ask the Expert, Aviation Week posed several questions to Arturo Saenz, Senior V.P of

The Q Series aircraft regional support team will move near Johannesburg’s busiest airport to enhance support to operators in the region.

Beep Analytics is looking to corner the untapped market for an analytics platform targeted at supply chain performance.

Technicians will soon be able to identify and report defects on galleys, toilets and cabin crew seats—and potentially even cargo components—using AFI KLM E&M’s Air’Int software.

Over the next decade, India is expected to be the fastest growing MRO demand region.

Competition from Russian MROs is increasing for Central and Eastern Europe-based maintenance providers.

Two additive repair centers have already been established to focus on parts maintenance.

Recruitment challenging, but training and apprentice programs help.

The civil aftermarket is growing at a faster pace than many projected.

TigerAir outsources just about everything except management of high-usage components.

The sub-Saharan cargo operator and maintainer must train and actively seek ATR mechanics.

Southwest Airlines mechanics' real wages would increase 1.0-1.4% annually under the tentative agreement.

Paper or non-integrated digital systems increasingly pressured by tougher requirements.

SalamAir is looking for spare engines for its Airbus A320s.

American Airlines is expanding its operation and is working on operational resiliency.

Repair specialists in Eastern Europe are looking at growing and eyeing up overseas opportunities.

The engine-maker has targeted a specific subset of Leap-1A engines that power Airbus A320neos and -1B engines found on 737 MAXs.

The agreement, which came into effect earlier this year, has been largely welcomed by the industry.

The avionics and aircraft engineering specialist is looking to add another facility to aid capacity growth in the U.S. and is nearing new STCs for two widebodies.

Aviation Week chats with student competitors at the 2019 Aerospace Maintenance Competition to find out what drew them to MRO and what’s on their technology wish lists.

The carrier plans to open the new station at Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport in time for its busy summer travel season.

News briefs from 2019 MRO Americas event in Atlanta.

Students competing in the 2019 Aerospace Maintenance Competition share their perspectives on how the MRO industry can improve training and workforce recruitment.