Inside MRO

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has taken the next step in its revisions to instructions for continued airworthiness (ICA) and

The FAA has been under intense scrutiny by U.S. lawmakers in view of the Boeing 737 MAX crisis and its link to product certification. But a recent

Facility expansions in Eastern Europe and the Asia-Pacific dominate headlines for MRO contracts.

These products aim to simplify the transport, cleaning and installation of aircraft engines.

MRO spending worldwide is healthy, but creating capacity challenges.

Scope clauses play a big impact on the Embraer E175 fleet and its existing and emerging competitors.

Aviation stakeholders are pursuing STEM initiatives at Port San Antonio to attract youth to the MRO workforce pipeline.

American Airlines will start installing ADS-B In on more than 300 Airbus A321s.

Using data from its own operations, Emirates works with Boeing to optimize 777 MRO.

With engine shop capacity remaining tight, MRO providers are making big investments in facilities and training.

Vincenzo Quaranta, head of marketing and sales for engineering and maintenance, discusses Alitalia’s MRO plans.

Two legislative initiatives about MRO show policy-making at its best, and worst.

New-generation aircraft and advances in IT will create opportunities and challenges for MRO.

Technology and projects in development to improve cabin air quality

Why the time is now for commercial aviation to take steps to reduce its carbon footprint.

Ted Colbert talks about data, digital innovations, the NMA and the MAX in this exclusive interview.

How troubled Wales-based MRO provider Caerdav plans to reverse its fortunes.

Congress directs government watchdog to assess FAA progress toward safety data systems improvements.

U.S. Congress steps in, introduces legislation directing FAA to modernize outdated maintenance training regulations.

Here is what is going on in the fast-growing market for airline cabin refurbishments.

New digital tools are helping to improve MRO inspection processes and make difficult tasks easier for workers.

How Singapore’s ST Engineering is using software, robotics and drones to increase efficiency of its MRO operations.

Why aircraft doors can be problematic for MRO and what manufacturers are doing to make them less maintenance-intensive.

A glimpse into how a variety of cabin refurbishment specialists are upgrading and modernizing airline and business aircraft interiors.

The R&D programs underway to transition the aviation industry to a net-zero carbon producer.