New Digital Projects Expected To Drive Major MRO Efficiency Gains
Artificial intelligence has helped GE Aerospace perform on-wing blade inspections 50% faster.
Credit: GE Aerospace
Facing pressures to reduce turnaround times, cut costs and manage disruptions more resiliently, the aftermarket is turning to digital technologies for help. From artificial-intelligence-powered tools to improve part inspection and maintenance planning to advanced systems aimed at tracking parts...
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