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MRO will offer line services for Rolls-Royce engine superjumbo option.

CF6, PW2000 joins venerable V2500 in driving mature material demand.

To wash or not to wash? That is the question.

Delta Air Lines says it has avoided 1,000 potential engine events over the last 12 months.

The older an aircraft gets, the more of its value is transferred to its engines.

Two United Airlines Boeing 777-300s were scheduled to fly from Chicago O’Hare to Houston Intercontinental Airport (IAH) on Aug. 29 with crew on board

Maintenance providers have continued to make moves in the Asia-Pacific market this year by forming new partnerships and signing up regional airline

Lufthansa Technik's partnerships with Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Honeywell are shortening repair times.

New Singapore-based shop will focus on GE90 and GE9X engine overhaul services.

Accumulating operational and repair data to refine predictive tools will take time.

FAA rules favor agility, and alternative-parts providers are stepping up

Rhinestahl can add this designation to its list of wins this past year.

The commercial airline fleet is expected to grow by 2027 to more than 35,501 aircraft, 50% of which will be replacing in-service units.

See products, equipment and services to ensure smooth ground support operations for airlines and airports.

Ratings agency Moody’s has predicted that UK air transport growth will slow significantly over the next two years due to the effects of Brexit. From a

Avionics and system modifications demand in Latin American are on the rise at a 9% CAGR through 2021.

A CFM56-5C engine powering a Lufthansa operated A340 aircraft has become the first of the engine type to pass the 100,000 flight hour threshold.

Accusations of a cover-up and lack of transparency have dogged the two-year search for MH370.

Despite the increased availability of drones, their use for aircraft maintenance operations divides opinion. Scepticism remains over whether drone-led maintenance will one day become as common in the hangar as a torque wrench.

Severe turbulence struck a Malaysia Airlines A380 yesterday (June 5), and while there where no serious injuries the aircraft is still causing a headache inside and outside the cabin.

At the conclusion of ap&m Europe in London yesterday (June 2), one of the key takeaways from the expo was the sense of optimism held by aftermarket providers over the opportunities in MRO at present.

After a period of record profits and margins among many of the world’s biggest airlines, demand growth may be slowing, IATA chief Tony Tyler has warned.

On June 1 and June 2, airport workers are demonstrating at more than 30 airports in at least nine countries on five continents to highlight to the public their concerns that large-scale subcontracting of airport jobs is hurting workers’ health, cutting their pay and doing away with any job security – which they insist is prejudicial to airport security and aviation safety.

This week, Airbus' annual Innovation Days event has been taking place in Hamburg, Germany, bringing together aviation journalists from around the

An aircraft maintenance facility can no longer be thought of as just providing a covered working space, but is part of a bigger picture.