Stakeholders predict how innovative technologies, such as IoT, robotics and blockhain, will change future MRO operations.

A look at some of the 2019 Crystal Cabin Awards submissions with the potential to make cabin MRO easier and passenger experience better.

The next tool to lower aircraft lifecycle costs could be quantum computing, according to Airbus.

GE, Siemens and Lufthansa Technik are some of the companies focusing on new technique for boosting reliability.

LHT says the fully-automated procedure is able to provide more consistent, reliable results than the human eye.

Focus of MRO providers expected to switch in the next decade when the majority of the global fleet should be equipped with connectivity.

Software specialist claims time-tracking and contract modules among the most effective on the market and says it is working on a paperless version.

Bell debuted its new Nexus flying taxi concept at the 2019 Consumer Electronic Show this week. Bell's VP of Innovation Scott Drennan and Kyle Heironimus, propulsion lead for the Nexus, share details about the eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) vehicle's systems, what its maintenance model will look like and when the Nexus is set to hit the skies.