MRO providers, OEMs and schools all see potential benefits to using advanced simulation technologies to train technicians.

Last month, Lithuanian MRO FL Technics announced it was looking at virtual reality training to help with technical training. Žilvinas Lapinskas, CEO of the maintenance provider, discusses what it hopes to gain from exploring the technology.

The touch-labor-driven needs of maintenance mean that it is less open to true technological disruption than other industries.

Large deployments of Mixed Reality in MRO could come quite soon.

United Technologies is partnering with nonprofit Girls Who Code to teach high school students about computer science opportunities within aerospace.

The new partnership aims to provide a one-stop-shop solution for additively manufactured aerospace components.

Automating measurement for interior mods, improving digital twins.

The additive manufacturing specialist says the acquisition will help it improve component conformity and production costs.