Aviation Week MRO

By Alan Dron
NAT is the first company to obtain such a license for work on the 787. The first carrier to employ retrofits under this license will be Air New Zealand.
Interiors & Connectivity

By James Pozzi, Lindsay Bjerregaard, Lee Ann Shay, Daniel Williams
Listen in as editors and analysts talk tariffs, engine ramp-ups, parts nuances, artificial intelligence and juniority. Recorded live at MRO Americas in Atlanta.
MRO Podcast

Safran Landing Systems and Spirit Airlines renewed their total support agreement for wheels and carbon brakes for the airline's A320-family aircraft.
MRO Americas

By Lindsay Bjerregaard
Used serviceable material providers consider how U.S. tariffs—and moving goalposts—could create headaches for the sector.
Supply Chain

By Wesley Charnock
MRO industry leaders encourage shifts in company culture to help bridge the "juniority" gap of inexperienced technicians.
Workforce & Training

By Christine Boynton
Industry stakeholders suggest AI could help with the shortage in skilled talent in the MRO sector.
MRO Americas

By James Pozzi
MTU Maintenance plans to add new capabilities for the CFM International Leap and GE Aerospace GEnx engines at its business in Texas.
MRO Americas

By Lee Ann Shay
Aviation Week Network and Airlines for Americas recognize outstanding achievement in MRO with annual awards.
MRO

By Joe Anselmo
JetZero is projecting a 30% reduction in the amount of time its in-development blended-wing body aircraft would need to be taken out of service for maintenance.
MRO Americas

John Laughter, chief operating officer of Delta Air Lines, speaks to Aviation Week's executive editor of MRO Lee Ann Shay at MRO Americas 2025.
MRO Americas

By Wesley Charnock
Airline leaders at MRO Americas share perspectives on the importance of mentorships in nurturing the next generation of technicians.
Workforce & Training

By Christine Boynton
Collins Aerospace has become the fifth member of the Digital Alliance for Aviation.
MRO Americas

Jeremy Kariuki/Christine Boynton
Airbus welcomed Collins Aerospace as the newest member of its Digital Alliance at MRO Americas in Atlanta, Georgia.
MRO Americas

By Lee Ann Shay
Pratt & Whitney boosted GTF MRO output by 30% in 2024 and expects similar results in 2025 through new announcements.
MRO Americas

By Lindsay Bjerregaard
HAECO Americas CEO Todd Navin talks technology, training and supply chain strategies.
MRO

By James Pozzi
Cabin upgrades to the airline's Boeing 737 aircraft are set to be completed at the end of 2025.
Interiors & Connectivity

By Lee Ann Shay
Supply chain constraints lead Lufthansa Technik to source, repair and sell components to airlines.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Lee Ann Shay
Lufthansa Technik expands a quick cabin fresh service to the Americas.
MRO

By Helen Massy-Beresford
Air France-KLM has lodged a complaint with France’s competition watchdog, the Autorité de la Concurrence, against U.S.-based parts supplier Woodward.
Airlines & Lessors

By Alex Derber
Porter Airlines is leasing a hangar in Halifax to provide dedicated maintenance capacity for its E195-E2s and Dash 8-400s.
MRO

By Lee Ann Shay, Lindsay Bjerregaard, James Pozzi
Editors discuss trends and topics they expect at this year’s MRO Americas 2025, such as workforce, new technology initiatives and capacity challenges.
MRO Podcast

By Keith Mwanalushi
Unum Aircraft Seating shares its approach to recycling challenges inherent in more sustainable seat designs.
Interiors & Connectivity

By Alex Derber
Unical Aviation has begun what it says is the first dedicated Airbus A320neo-family disassembly program.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Lindsay Bjerregaard
United is growing its Calibrate apprenticeship program and opening new technical training and maintenance facilities.
Workforce & Training

By Victoria Moores
Airhub Aviation’s new MRO facility at Siauliai International Airport plans to expand services, including third-party work.
MRO