Inside MRO

By Lee Ann Shay
How the Budapest-based airline is expanding its fleet and network, and at the same time, dealing with reindeer avoidance.
MRO

By Sean Broderick
Safety Line and other fuel optimization software systems seeing growth as they enable airlines to reduce fuel costs.
MRO

By Sean Broderick
Bots, virtual reality hold great potential for making MRO processes and technicians more efficient.

By Sean Broderick
PWC sees market for several hundred more sales, and aftermarket looks robust as well.
MRO

By Paul Seidenman
The lavatory is becoming a focal point for finding additional weight-savings and cabin space, not to mention reduced maintenance.
Interiors & Connectivity

By Paul Seidenman
Boeing plans to use UV light to automatically clean lavatory surfaces, reducing MRO workload.
MRO

By Paul Seidenman
With a fleet of mixed aircraft types, ExpressJet juggles in-house MRO expansion with use of third-party providers for major engine work.
MRO

By Sean Broderick
The model continues to hold its own as a versatile and cost-effective running mate in many fleets.
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By Sean Broderick
A Canaccord Genuity analysis projects a 1-3% uptick in heavy maintenance volume this year, while airframe MRO pricing will not improve more than 2%.
MRO

By Alex Derber
Outlook for MRO for CFM56 engine types strong as large numbers will remain in service even after Leap introduction.
MRO

By Lee Ann Shay
MRO industry showing solid growth and strong prospects, but is also facing technical and workforce challenges that have to be resolved.
MRO

By Paul Seidenman
The aviation aftermarket will offer growing career opportunities over many years, but avionics, composites and soft skills are often lacking in new hires.
MRO

By Henry Canaday
New-generation aircraft promise to provide a wealth of information helpful for MRO, but data analysis and ownership issues remain.
Connected Aerospace

By Lee Ann Shay
Ranking the world’s largest MRO providers in Aviation Week Network’s popular biennial survey.
MRO

By Adrian Schofield
Rapid expansion could result in excess capacity for Asian MROs. Other challenges include finding skilled personnel, pressure from OEMs and new aircraft types.
Air Transport

By Adrian Schofield
The South Korean government is focused on growing the local MRO industry, while Incheon Airport plans a major new maintenance complex.
Air Transport

By Lee Ann Shay
Triumph just sold its APU assets to a private equity group, which that is launching a new MRO company focused on “verticalizing” APU services.
MRO

By Henry Canaday
Equipment such as UTC Aerospace Systems’ AID gather and exploit data that MROs can tap to provide better services.
MRO

By Lee Ann Shay
On the sidelines of Aviation Week’s MRO Latin America, Aeromexico’s senior vice president-maintenance and engineering discusses bringing widebody MRO in-house and rolling out mobile applications for MRO.
MRO

By Lee Ann Shay
While carriers are coming off the most profitable year in 2016, but growth will be uneven across regions.
MRO

By Jay Menon
A new National Civil Aviation Policy aims to bring India's fledgling aftermarket sector new investment and infrastructure.
MRO

By Henry Canaday
The A330 should generate $6 billion in MRO spending in 2017, rising to nearly $9 billion in 2026 as the in-service fleet grows.
MRO

By Henry Canaday
Sensor technology is enabling better monitoring of aircraft systems to support predictive MRO, but ground-based systems also need to evolve.
MRO

By Paul Seidenman
Engine retirements are slowing, and ramp-up in certain engine overhauls is increasing, which puts pressure on serviceable material supplies.
MRO

By Alex Derber
Innovative design and engineering has reduced the weight and drag penalties of new nacelles, but it may have complicated maintenance.
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